For over 50 years, The Tallis Scholars have championed English Renaissance music. This programme showcases the brilliance of Tallis, Tye and Taverner, demonstrating the richness, variety and innovation of a glorious century of English music.
Liya Petrova plays Beethoven in a concert that buzzes with wit and drama
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Passion, power, and peril collide in Mercadante’s long-lost opera.
‘Thus Spake Zarathustra’: epic sounds and titanic emotions from Vasily Petrenko and the RPO
Yeol Eum Son plays Rachmaninov’s Third Piano Concerto - the opening chapter in a musical journey through the dark heart of the 20th century.
Love, moonlight and the wonders of Egypt: a sparkling French adventure with the RPO
Sibelius’ icy concerto offers a breathtaking window onto snow-swept Finland, while Prokofiev conjures comedy and nightmares in two vivid ballet suites.
Tales from a dark century: Isabelle Faust plays Berg’s Violin Concerto, in a concert that embraces nature myths, songs of loss, and the splitting of the atom.
The RPO and presenter Leah Broad uncover the secrets of Tchaikovsky’s Fourth Symphony
The RPO and presenter Leah Broad uncover the secrets of Tchaikovsky’s Fourth Symphony
Music by Janáček and Mozart to thrill and delight, and Ben Goldscheider premieres a brand-new horn concerto from one of Sweden’s most enchanting musical minds.
A vibrant journey from Europe to the Americas in a dynamic programme featuring Smetana’s Bartered Bride Overture, Tchaikovsky’s Piano Concerto No. 1, Piazzolla’s Libertango, and Dvořák’s Symphony No. 9, ‘From the New World’.
Lelia Josefowicz and Sakari Oramo premiere a new violin concerto by Charlotte Bray; a wonderful upbeat to Liszt’s heaven-storming Faust Symphony.
Fan-favourite film themes performed live in concert
Fan-favourite film themes performed live in concert
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Join us for our thrilling annual showcase concert that premieres brand new works by our LPO Young Composers.
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A passionate programme featuring Schumann’s Symphony No.4
A chance to hear new works by composers from the LSO Helen Hamlyn Panufnik Composers’ Scheme, plus high energy from US composer John Adams.
Tallis’ monumental Spem in alium headlines a programme celebrating Renaissance innovation. Alongside Josquin des Prez and distinguished contemporaries from England and Flanders – Fayrfax and Gombert – these richly detailed works showcase the expressive power, ingenuity and beauty of choral music.