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They say a picture is worth a thousand words, but music can paint pictures that haven’t even been imagined.
An unmissable chance to hear one of the world’s greatest pianists and her former protégé perform together in masterpieces for two pianos.
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From blissful countryside to brooding volcanoes, tonight is all about nature. And gorgeous melodies.
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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.
Aurora Orchestra brings its signature Orchestral Theatre approach to Stravinsky’s radical work, harnessing the full power of an orchestra performing from memory.
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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.
Rock and heavy metal anthems and orchestral music collide with epic force in the Philharmonia Orchestra’s head-banging show.
A super-sized Royal Philharmonic Orchestra turns the dial up to 11 for a performance of Messiaen’s cosmic symphony, with animations from 1927 Studios.
Hollywood dreams meet all-American nightmares. Fabien Gabel conducts the BBC Symphony Orchestra in music from Vertigo and The Sea Hawk and dives into the myths and memories of a new American century.
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Alban Berg’s devastating opera thrums with drama, intrigue and searing music in this semi-staged version from the London Philharmonic Orchestra.
Mat Collishaw’s video installation reimagines Liszt’s Dante Symphony, performed live by the BBC Concert Orchestra, with modern-day visions of collapse.
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Manchester Collective joins with dance-theatre company Thick & Tight and electronic music artist CHAINES for Saariaho’s fragile yet fierce Sept papillons.
This programme puts the relationship between musical mentors centre stage.
Dark ships and shining seas: John Adams’s Harmonielehre is the dazzling climax to a concert celebrating the American dream at its most terrible – and hopeful.