A vibrant concert by Dulwich College featuring soloists and ensembles. Highlights include performances by Wind and Brass Bands, a marimba concerto, the Chamber Orchestra and L’Estrange’s choral extravaganza Wassail!
Conductor Antony Hermus brings a fresh perspective to Mendelssohn’s Third Symphony, setting it against the sea spray and howling gales of Wagner’s great musical seascape, and Elgar’s Sea Pictures with the wonderful British contralto Jess Dandy....
James Blair conducts a dynamic programme of Romantic music including Tchaikovsky's powerful Piano Concerto No. 1 with Georgian pianist Salome Jordania, and Berlioz's Symphonie fantastique, in an impressive display of both technical precision and emo...
Beethoven's electrifying Fifth and Shostakovich's tuneful (and cheeky) Ninth, Beethoven's most dramatic piano concerto, and Liszt at his most spectacular: a concert of thrilling extremes, from the heart of Hungary.
Christmas comes but once a year and here in Chelsea, there’s only one way to celebrate. Join the RPO in the festive splendour of Cadogan Hall for a real feast of Yuletide music, with well-loved songs, seasonal classics and a stocking full of tunes...
A regular highlight of Christmas in Chelsea, the Mozart Symphony Orchestra returns for its annual performance of three timeless classics: The Snowman (film with live orchestra), The Gruffalo and The Gruffalo's Child, for narrator and orchestra.
Experience the enchantment of a Viennese Christmas at this spectacular concert!
Immerse yourself in the sparkle of Johann Strauss with the lively Overture to Die Fledermaus, the exuberant Tritsch-Tratsch Polka, and the glittering Blue Danube Waltz. B...
The Academy of St Martin in the Fields joins Music Director Joshua Bell with a programme including Kevin Puts' extraordinary Earth, Brahms' magnificent Violin Concerto and Schumann's vibrant, energetic and joyful 'Spring' Symphony No. 1.
London's bold new youth ensemble explores the final year of Tchaikovsky's life which saw him compose both his glorious, light-hearted ballet 'The Nutcracker' and his melancholy final symphony, the 'Pathétique'.
Join Ian Page and The Mozartists to celebrate Mozart's 270th birthday with a programme of neglected masterpieces, including a symphony drawn from Mozart's 'Haffner' Serenade, Entr'actes from Thamos, and a concert aria sung by countertenor Zheng Jiang...
Acclaimed conductor Rimma Sushanskaya – the last pupil of David Oistrakh – and the National Symphony Orchestra perform a series of concerts here at Cadogan Hall, opening with this programme titled ‘Northern Lights and New World’, a ca...
A romantic programme of big tunes and lush orchestration inspired by the movies of the 1940s including Korngold's exquisite Violin Concerto, performed by Julia Majewska, Howard Hanson's 'Romantic' Symphony No. 2, and music by Doreen Carwithen and WIl...
James Blair conducts the YMSO in Chabrier’s most renowned work, his vibrant España, followed by Sibelius’ Violin Concerto performed by Kryštof Kohout. Elgar’s Enigma Variations, including the beloved 'Nimrod', concludes the evening.
Bohemian delights and Cold War drama as the Czech Janáček Philharmonic plays Bruch’s First Violin Concerto, with soloist Jennifer Pike, and Shostakovich’s mighty Tenth Symphony.
Pavel Kolesnikov brings his glorious sound and effortless brilliance to Brahms’ Second Piano Concerto alongside Dvořák’s stirring (and beautiful) Seventh Symphony and Mozart’s irrepressible Overture to The Marriage of Figaro. Adam Hickox cond...
The RPO performs some of the most celebrated pieces in classical repertoire: Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 21 in C ('Elvira Madigan'), the beloved yet mysteriously 'Unfinished' Symphony of Schubert, and quintessential Vaughan Williams.
Strauss poured all the colours of the sunset into his heart-rending Four Last Songs, sung here by the glorious voice of Masabane Cecilia Rangwanasha, and conductor Kevin John Edusei shares the intoxicating brilliance of Beethoven’s Seventh Symphony...
Violinist Alexandra Tirsu brings her ravishing sound and lightning-fast fingers to Prokofiev’s First Violin Concerto, followed by the sweeping emotional drama of Rachmaninov’s blockbuster Second Symphony, conducted by Eun Sun Kim.
Following the drama of Beethoven’s Fifths, an all-Beethoven programme infused with romance and love of nature: the lyrical Fourth Piano Concerto with its joyful finale and Beethoven’s love letter to nature – the evergreen 'Pastoral' Symphony.
Music of defiance, played from the heart. The National Symphony Orchestra of Ukraine performs two of Beethoven’s most powerful masterpieces – the ‘Emperor’ Concerto and ‘Eroica’ Symphony – in a keenly-awaited return.
The Young Musicians Symphony Orchestra continues its season at Cadogan Hall with conductor James Blair and works by Tchaikovsky, Elgar and Stravinsky.
The concert opens with Tchaikovsky’s Capriccio Italien, a festive work that blends Italian fo...
This concert brings together two great romantic German composers, Mendelssohn's Cantata Verleih uns Frieden and Hear My Prayer, and Brahms' much-loved Requiem, which the composer referred to as a 'human requiem', written to console the living rather...
Conductor Nil Venditti makes a welcome return to conduct Rachmaninov’s passionate and inspired First Symphony, alongside an energetic opener from Rossini and Rubbra’s radiant jewel of a Piano Concerto, featuring Mark Bebbington.
A magical orchestral tribute to renowned Italian film composer Ennio Morricone with Ensemble Symphony Orchestra; a journey through his iconic melodies including classics like Once Upon a Time in the West, Cinema Paradiso, The Hateful Eight, and Malè...
