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Live at Thornsett Road began with a house concert.

Takuya Taniguchi is a true master of the Taiko (a broad range of Japanese percussion instruments).

Spearheaded by France’s flagship contemporary music group, the new, the nearly new, and a 20th century classic are stitched into a programme that explores slavery and the Caribbean experience.

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“Mariia Petrovska is a charismatic bandura player and singer, and one of the rising stars of Ukrainian music. She combines a complete mastery of the bandura with a pure, emotive voice, making Ukrainian traditional music sound utterly fresh and contemporary, as well as penning her own new songs.

Music becomes resistance with DAM’s hard-hitting hip-hop anthems, Rola Azar’s soul-stirring folk melodies and Dana Salah’s electrifying fusion of Arabic folklore and global beats.

Experience the rich traditions of Arabic music with the London Arab Orchestra in a vibrant celebration of melody, rhythm and culture featuring instrumental and choral pieces, conducted by Basel Saleh.

Rastak Ensemble return to London after a successful concert at the Barbican in March 2024.

By popular demand, Aradhana is back with “Sangeet Yatra”, or "Journey of Music"

Discover the transformative power of music with Naseer Shamma, where each performance is a journey through the soul of the oud, bridging cultures and generations.

“Rumbo Tumba continues on the path of South American folklore with electro acoustic: the sound of today and yesterday combined perfectly” – Músicas del Mundo

Gigue Production presents: Sync The Culture – The Series Continues with Can Güngör Unplugged in London

The rare-groove Ghanaian collective delivers a party like no other.

Rampage Sound System joins Nu Civilisation Orchestra to reimagine Carnival classics, celebrating three decades of iconic tracks that define the sound of Notting Hill Carnival.

Systema Solar is a musical-visual collective fusing electronic beats with the vibrant sounds and colours of Colombia’s Caribbean coast.

A mesmerising evening of Indian Classical music and more with the global rising star of this ancient instrument, the Sarangi, Nabeel Khan.

The Royal College of Music Junior Department Jazz Ensemble's sixteen-piece big band makes its sixth appearance at Late Night Jazz in the Elgar Room...

Experience the vibrant sounds of South Indian classical music with a lunchtime concert featuring virtuoso violinist Jyotsna Srikanth and mridangam player Abhiram Sahathevan.

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Support Talented Artists: Immerse yourself in an electrifying fusion of African culture and modern music as exceptional Diaspora artists showcase their incredible talent.

The ‘Voices Unveiled’, which is in Farsi and Arabic, is a three-part original musical composition by Ehsan Matoori inspired by Iranian traditional music and folk music (South of Iran), with fusion elements. It follows the tragic stories of two women refugees who lost their lives.

This concert will be approximately 1 hour in duration, without an interval

This concert will be approximately 1 hour in duration, without an interval

The internationally acclaimed fusion group hit London.

This concert will be approximately 2 hours in duration, including an interval

Violin master Akram Abdulfattah, brings his mesmerising fusion of Middle Eastern, Indian, and Jazz music, to Grand Junction!