An unmissable chance to hear one of the world’s greatest pianists and her former protégé perform together in masterpieces for two pianos.
Explore the delicate, interconnected systems that sustain life on Earth.
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From blissful countryside to brooding volcanoes, tonight is all about nature. And gorgeous melodies.
A programme of captivating French music from a century of rapid change: towards a new life – and a new sound.
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The Philharmonia welcomes outstanding pianist Bruce Liu back to London.
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Experience The Carnival of the Animals like never before.
Korngold tugs at the heart in his Hollywood-flavoured concerto, while Shostakovich’s Fifth unleashes big tunes and white-hot intensity.
Aurora Orchestra brings its signature Orchestral Theatre approach to Stravinsky’s radical work, harnessing the full power of an orchestra performing from memory.
Rebecca Clarke’s celebrated Viola Sonata sets the scene for some thrilling, sensuous music by her European contemporaries in this ingenious programme.
Professor Gail Whiteman discusses resilience, creativity and climate change.
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Jazz legend Terence Blanchard joins the LPO for a rare UK appearance.
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Superstar violinist Nicola Benedetti joins the Philharmonia in Elgar’s tempestuous and tender Violin Concerto.
The organist returns with a captivating recital with a difference: a rare chance to hear Bach played on both the piano and the organ by the same performer.
Elgar’s oratorio includes some of his most deeply felt music, sumptuously scored and plumbing every emotion from anguish to elation.
Elgar’s oratorio includes some of his most deeply felt music, sumptuously scored and plumbing every emotion from anguish to elation.
Rock and heavy metal anthems and orchestral music collide with epic force in the Philharmonia Orchestra’s head-banging show.
Enter an immersive soundscape with the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment, performing works by Vaughan Williams with visuals by light art pioneers Squidsoup.