The UK’s leading ballet and contemporary training institutions unite on Cadogan Hall's stage; New Futures celebrates what’s next for dance, offering students, parents, and audiences a rare, joined-up view of training, aspiration, and professional...
With its heartfelt melodies and blazing colours, Tchaikovsky’s Fifth Symphony is the perfect finale to the RPO’s 2025-26 season, preceded by Britten’s powerful Violin Concerto, with Clara-Jumi Kang, and a delightful new miniature from Joe Hisai...
Pianist-composer Kate Williams, acclaimed for her distinctive style, performs music from her new 2026 album On the Wing of a Dragonfly alongside jazz standards. A Parliamentary Jazz Award winner, she has gained a reputation as both a distinctive writ...
All Saints Catholic College Schola Cantorum Fifth Anniversary Performance
Thursday 11 June 2026, 7pm
All Saints Schola Cantorum, with professional orchestra and soloists, celebrates its fifth anniversary with Handel’s Messiah alongside James MacMillan’s In Paradisum commissioned by the school for the anniversary of the Grenfell disaster.
Bold new 007-inspired compositions meet iconic spy-movie scores in a thrilling orchestral reinvention with sweeping nods to the big, brassy orchestration of the ’50s and ’60s, vintage espionage energy, and the unmistakable fingerprint of These Cr...
Joy Woods, Broadway’s hottest rising star, comes to London this summer ready to light up the stage in her brand-new solo concert. After making her UK debut in the highly anticipated Songs For A New World 20th-anniversary concert opposite fellow Bro...
Jazz vocalist Sarah L. King brings a world-class quartet to Cadogan Hall, performing beloved jazz standards and soulful originals from her acclaimed new album The Light Ahead, blending soul, R&B and singer-songwriter influences with expressive vocals...
The YMSO ends its 2025-26 season with Rachmaninov's Piano Concerto No. 2, with soloist Radu-Gabriel Stoica, and Mussorgsky's Pictures at an Exhibition, conducted by James Blair. Berlioz's Hungarian March from The Damnation of Faust opens the programm...
Join London Concert Choir for an evening of drama and entertainment, with thoughtfully chosen selections from four operas, spanning creative periods from the Baroque to the late Romantic. Here is a chance to enjoy this great storytelling art form in...
Mark Cherrie’s second quartet album showcases his unique steel pan voice, elevating the instrument as a true jazz medium. Backed by top UK musicians, he explores diverse jazz styles and includes an unexpected cover, creating a rich musical journey....
The Tallis Scholars return for their annual performances of Thomas Tallis’ Spem in alium, a landmark of Renaissance music, alongside Tomkins' majestic The Great Service, and gems by Sheppard and Purcell.
Mozart's Idomeneo in a concert performance by Chelsea Opera Group chorus and orchestra conducted by Paul Wingfield, sung in Italian with English surtitles.
Join the John Lewis Partnership Music Society led by Mark Jordan, for the ‘London Version’ of Brahms Ein deutsches Requiem. Performed by Voices in Partnership and a four-hand piano accompaniment.
Cape Town-born pianist Philip Clouts blends global influences – from calypso and Afrobeat to gospel and jazz – into vibrant compositions. His Quartet’s album Umoya showcases rich rhythms and cultures, featuring top UK musicians and inspired, en...
A celebration of the life and musical legacy of the late Ronald Corp, composer, conductor, and musical director, presented by Petroc Trelawny and led by Dame Jane Glover, with baritone Marcus Farnsworth, Highgate Choral Society, The London Chorus and...
Join Nucleo for a special evening celebrating 13 years of music-making – and the remarkable things that can happen when communities come together, and every young person has access to excellence of opportunity.
Enjoy performances from Nucleo’s y...
Alto saxophonist Reiss Ellis Beckles leads a London-based group blending modern jazz with swing, soul and global influences. Rich compositions, strong grooves and expressive interplay create engaging, forward-looking music rooted in tradition and dri...
Thursday 25, Friday 26 & Saturday 27 June 2026, 7.30pm
Additional performance added – by popular demand
Celebrating the early years of Phil Collins at the helm of Genesis (1976-80): the iconic tracks, the signature drum duets, and the 1978 Mirrors tour.
And Then There Was… Phil celebrates the most im...
Two of the RCMJD's elite performing groups perform Prokofiev's effervescent 'Classical' Symphony No. 1 and Stravinsky's primal The Rite of Spring, alongside works by Charles Ives, Anna Clyne, and Glinka.
Clark Tracey leads a tribute to his father, Stan Tracey, celebrating highlights from his many suites. Featuring original band members Simon Allen and Andrew Cleyndert, with Gareth Williams on piano, the concert honours a remarkable 50-year legacy in...
Celebrated Dutch fortepianist Ronald Brautigam makes his eagerly awaited debut with Ian Page and The Mozartists performing two of Mozart’s delightful early concertos.
A vibrant programme featuring Still’s 'Afro-American' First Symphony, Kapustin’s jazz‑infused Piano Concerto No. 5 with soloist Ophelia Gordon, and Bernstein’s exhilarating Symphonic Dances from West Side Story.
Fabienne Ambuehl is a London-based Swiss jazz pianist, singer and composer blending poetry, folk and storytelling. Her award-winning album Thrive gained global acclaim, highlighting her lyrical style and dynamic quartet performances.
