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The London Symphony Orchestra returns to Classical Pride under the baton of festival founder Oliver Zeffman in a kaleidoscopic programme of 20th-century music by LGBTQ+ composers.
Performers
Cast includes:
Andrew Henley, Eleanor Dennis, Lorena Paz Nieto, Frances Gregory, Sean Tester and Emyr Wyn-Jones
Chelsea Opera Group chorus and orchestra
Paul Wingfield conductor
An unforgettable night of music, comedy and spoken word shaped by migration, co-curated by Anoushka Shankar and Counterpoints Arts.
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Embrace a bold and colourful sound-world as Manchester Collective brings to life work by titans in contemporary experimental music, including Meredith Monk.
Music and art converge in a three-part performance exploring Congo’s history, Pan-Africanism, and the journeys of the Black diaspora, culminating in a sound cartography performed from the balcony.
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Under the glow of Luke Jerram’s replica of our planet, hear a concert of heavenly works for strings, from Vaughan Williams to Hildur Guðnadóttir.
Elizaveta Ivanova and Sanja Bizjak present a performance of Prokofiev’s Sonatas in this BBC Radio 3 Lunchtime Concert.
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In an unforgettable evening, the Philharmonia Orchestra presents the London premiere of Julia Wolfe’s searing work of remembrance and protest.
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Get up close to the orchestra in a dynamic, interactive musical experience for all ages, guided by the musicians.
Strauss, Beethoven and Errollyn Wallen raise the roof as the RPO turns 80 years young
The widely admired pianist presents bold musical reinventions across centuries, from operatic Handel, Bellini and Gounod to Busoni’s epic Bach Chaconne.
Fresh perspectives on one of the most profound works in the keyboard repertoire, from the pioneering period performer on the organ of the Queen Elizabeth Hall.
Get under the skin of Mozart’s last symphony, as the RPO retells the story of a masterwork.
Get under the skin of Mozart’s last symphony, as the RPO retells the story of a masterwork.
Join Manchester Collective, percussionist extraordinaire Sidiki Dembélé and his band for folksong and storytelling from Côte d’Ivoire, Mali and Senegal.
Vaughan Williams’ dreams of England, plus a gripping showcase for violinist Liya Petrova.
The celebrated pianist performs Schumann’s deeply personal Fantasie in C and Liszt’s audacious solo-piano version of Berlioz’ study of passion and obsession.
The pianist and composer fuses classical virtuosity with cutting-edge technologies in a concert featuring works by Nwando Ebizie, Alex Paxton and Ben Nobuto.