The master of minimalism at 90: Susanna Mälkki leads the celebration of Steve Reich with five of his most iconic, influential works.
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Emanuel Ax plays one of Mozart’s greatest concertos, framed by music from two operas that couldn’t be more different.
To some, he is one of the world’s greatest pianists. To others, he is the musical extraordinaire who, blind from birth, has become an inspiration to many. To us, he’s simply Nobu, our Featured Artist for the 2026/27 season and close friend of the orchestra. In the intimate setting of Soho Theatre Walthamstow, Nobu joins musicians from the Philharmonia to curate a charming evening of chamber music with pieces close to his musical heart.
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Three very different musical stories come together in one unforgettable concert.
Big emotions. Big sound. Big talent. Huge orchestra. If you like your musical experiences super-sized, this is the concert for you.
Reinhard Goebel conducts Beethoven’s symphony widely recognised as one of the turning points of Western music for its innovative form and sweep.
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The saxophonist, rapper and composer Soweto Kinch revisits the trilogy of works he has created with the LSO since 2019, with music from The Black Peril, White Juju and Soundtrack to the Apocalypse.
Three great orchestral works that balance turbulence with tranquility featuring Mendelssohn’s storm‑tossed Hebrides Overture, Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 20 in D minor with Jeneba Kanneh‑Mason, and Brahms’ deeply expressive Third Symphony.
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A king, a queen, his favourite and her lover – caught in a struggle for power and survival.
The charm of chamber music finds its ideal home in LSO St Luke’s, in curated series of concerts recorded for future broadcast by BBC Radio 3.
An unforgettable, glitter-soaked journey through the soul of America.
In A 24-Decade History of Popular Music, acclaimed theatre-maker Taylor Mac reimagines history as a dazzling, deeply personal musical experience. Spanning 240 years, this genre-defying work tells a subjective story of America through popular song – blending ballads, anthems, disco, and more into a bold and joyous theatrical event.
Semyon Bychkov enters the wild, wonderful dreamworld of the mighty Seventh Symphony.
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Shostakovich and Rachmaninov push the orchestra to its limits in a concert of powerful contrasts.
Stellar singers from the Royal College of Music Opera Studio bring to life Debussy’s biblical parable and Ravel’s magic realist fantasy.
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Grammy-winners Apollo's Fire and Jeannette Sorrell join legendary Trinidadian soprano Jeanine De Bique to explore the connections between Europe and the colonies of the Caribbean in the 18th century.
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Brahms’s German Requiem charts a journey through grief to hope, in music that has brought solace to generations of listeners.
Tread the snowy expanses of Sibelius’ Finland and Vaughan Williams’ Antartica, and warm up to the impressionistic hues of Dubugnon’s new concerto.
See the world through a new lens as RCM composers present innovative compositions inspired by a selection of images from the Natural History Museum’s 2026 Wildlife Photographer of the Year.
Get closer to the explosive talent of pianist Yuja Wang at a groundbreaking concert combining live piano with a stunning virtual world that you can roam.
‘like Disney's Fantasia on steroids’
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The Guardian
‘a jaw-dropping fantasy world’
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The Telegraph
Tread the snowy expanses of Sibelius’ Finland and Vaughan Williams’ Antartica, and warm up to the impressionistic hues of Dubugnon’s new concerto.