West London Chorus celebrates its 50th Anniversary with works by some of the greatest composers of the 18th century: Handel’s Nisi Dominus and Dixit Dominus, J.S. Bach’s Brandenburg Concerto No. 3, and Mozart’s Alma Dei creatoris and Ave verum...
Tuesday 14 July 2026, 7.30pm & Wednesday 15 July 2026, 7.30pm
Haydn’s great Creation is brought to life by the massed forces of Barts Choir and the Trafalgar Sinfonia. The vivid nature painting, enchanting themes, and monumental choruses remain as inspiring today as when first heard over 200 years ago.
90 years of Peter and the Wolf with Hugh Bonneville*
Tuesday 15 September 2026, 7.30pm
A Gala Concert in aid of Brass for Africa. Musical stories celebrating 90 years of ‘Peter and the Wolf’ with Hugh Bonneville*, Gabriel Prokofiev, Patrick Dow, Mark Stephenson, London Musici and Brass for Africa soloists.
Scala & Kolacny Brothers celebrate 30 years with Scala 30, featuring the world-renowned girls' choir. Expect unique reinterpretations of iconic pop and rock anthems, captivating piano accompaniments, and stunning visual elements. An unforgettable, em...
Rachmaninov’s powerful Vespers blends ancient Slavonic chant with Russian choral traditions in a richly resonant masterpiece. Paired with Arvo Pärt’s meditative works, including prayers for peace, this programme offers profound spirituality and...
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra & Brighton Festival Chorus
Sunday 11 October 2026, 4pm
The RPO joins forces with BFC for a programme of exquisite French and English music including Fauré’s celebrated Requiem. Vaughan Williams’ Tallis Fantasia, Boulanger’s Les Sirènes and Fauré’s Cantique de Jean Racine complete this unmissa...
A Night at the Opera returns to Cadogan Hall with a spectacular programme of operatic favourites. Featuring four outstanding soloists – soprano, mezzo-soprano, tenor and baritone – the evening brings together some of opera’s greatest showstoppe...
From the opening ominous drum roll, Ambroise Thomas’ opera Hamlet offers a dark and splendid sweep through the famous Shakespeare tragedy.
It was an immediate critical and popular success following its Paris premiere in 1868, and while its fortunes...
Gareth Malone – the man who got the nation singing – is back on the road with Sing-A-Long-A-Gareth: At The Movies, a brand-new live show celebrating the unforgettable songs that have helped make movie moments magical. From sweeping cinema classic...
Following sell-out performances, Will Todd and David Simpatico’s musical retelling of A Christmas Carol comes to Cadogan Hall for the first time this December.
Scored for eight singers, an actor, and a trio of piano, double bass and accordion, Will...
Britten’s joyful A Ceremony of Carols crowns a festive journey from medieval to modern music. Written during wartime, its radiant melodies bring light to winter darkness and sit alongside a rich mix of seasonal works which capture the reflective an...
Britten’s joyful A Ceremony of Carols crowns a festive journey from medieval to modern music. Written during wartime, its radiant melodies bring light to winter darkness and sit alongside a rich mix of seasonal works which capture the reflective an...
After last year's sold-out concert, the internationally acclaimed choir returns this December to perform beloved Christmas classics with their signature flair. Enjoy an evening of joyous celebration with clapping, stomping, and dancing to usher in th...
Wednesday 23 December 2026, 2.30pm & 7pm, Thursday 24 December 2026, 2pm
Step into the gentle glow of candlelight and experience the true spirit of the season with Candlelit Carols, a heartwarming concert of music at the Cadogan Hall, London.
This enchanting concert blends uplifting carols and cherished seasonal classics...
This programme celebrates the elegance, charm and sheer joy of the Viennese tradition with a dazzling selection of orchestral and vocal favourites.
At its heart is the music of Johann Strauss II, the ‘Waltz King’, whose works capture the...
The ever-versatile and always entertaining vocal ensemble VOCES8 celebrates the extraordinary breadth and variety of the human voice, including music by Byrd, Bobby McFerrin, Mendelssohn, Mumford & Sons, Bruckner, Irving Berlin, Schubert, Simon & Gar...
Madeline Bell with the London Community Gospel Choir
Saturday 6 March 2027, 7.30pm
Following rave reviews of two sell-out concerts at the Hall in recent years, Madeline returns, this time with one of the world’s premier choirs.
A gospel singer from Newark, New Jersey, Bell first appeared in Europe in 1962 alongside the legendary...
An evocative Easter programme centred on James MacMillan’s powerful Stabat Mater, exploring grief, hope and consolation. Paired with Palestrina’s luminous double-choir setting and Shostakovich’s deeply moving Chamber Symphony, it is music of so...
An unmissable performance of Beethoven's Ninth, with its tragic opening to the world-embracing 'Ode to Joy', alongside the City of London Choir and four stellar soloists. Also featuring Brahms's poignant Nänie and Rossini's thrilling overture to Wil...
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.
A sparkling musical feast awaits you, with Saint-Saëns's colourful ‘Egyptian’ Piano Concerto; Dukas's Sorcerer's Apprentice; shimmering moonlight magic from Debussy, as well as Chausson's ecstatic sea-poem, sung here by mezzo-soprano Nora Gubisc...
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 ex...
With the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra & City of London Choir
Tuesday 26 October 2027, 7.30pm
The last of four concerts marking the bicentenary of Beethoven features one of the composer's last works, the majestic, monumental Missa Solemnis, for which the Royal Philharmonic Choir is joined by the City of London Choir, conducted by Daniel Hyde....
