Soprano Ruby Hughes joins forces with cellist Natalie Clein and pianist Julius Drake for an intimate concert of lyrical, lively and folk-influenced works.
Experience a captivating evening of opera as world-renowned director Sir Thomas Allen leads RCM singers and instrumentalists, as well as dancers from the renowned Rambert School, in Love, Conflict, Renaissance.
The master of improvisation takes on Bernstein’s West Side Story in tonight’s programme, which also includes works by Andrew Ager, Roger-Ducasse and Schmidt.
Aurora Orchestra joins celebrated violist Lawrence Power for a magnificent Italian-themed finale to his year-long Southbank Centre residency.
Let your curiosity lead you among the orchestra as they perform Mozart’s Symphony No.40 on the move, combining with dancers to create an immersive experience.
Music and spoken word collide in Debut Sounds, the London Philharmonic Orchestra’s annual showcase of new works by the LPO Young Composers.
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What does peace sound like in 2025? Verity Watts unites world-class artists from contrasting musical, cultural and spiritual lives to hazard a guess.
A triumphant finale to 2025’s Classical Pride, as the London Symphony Orchestra and conductor Oliver Zeffman celebrate LGBTQ+ voices in classical music with a vibrant programme.
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Weaving folk song and Bradford’s wool heritage into an immersive, multilayered sound experience, this piece is performed with an early music sensibility.
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Take in three tracks from All Men Unto Me’s new album Requiem in an electric live performance.
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Violinist and composer Ellie Wilson highlights the UK’s biodiversity decline in a multi-instrumental piece that harnesses data from moths to make immersive sound.
Find out what sitarist and composer Jasdeep Singh Degun has planned for his brand-new collaboration with the BBC Symphony Orchestra.
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Walk a new trail with electronic music artist Halina Rice in this exciting new collaboration with the BBC Symphony Orchestra.
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Onyx Brass reimagines the contemporary brass ensemble with a bold and unconventional work composed by Ailís Ní Ríain, exploring our current geological epoch.
Join musicians Dali de Saint Paul and Maxwell Sterling and artists Rebecca Salvadori and Charlie Hope for this experimental and collaborative performance.
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Bantam’s Drift, from artists m3UNTITLED and GOMID, deconstructs Yorkshire club music to examine Bradford’s South Asian youth culture.
Love, longing and passion are the centerpiece to this performance from singer-songwriter SIPHO., a rising voice in R&B.
If you’ve ever imagined what baroque music might sound like tweaked for a modern audience, Alex Groves’ tunes, and Zubin Kanga’s performance, can show you.
Linda Buckley connects threads of Irish and Scottish traditions and language, migration and the idea of home in her piece for pipes, strings and electronics.
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Get ready to enter an eclectic soundscape woven together by composer-pianist Xenia Pestova Bennett and performed by Hard Rain SoloistEnsemble.