Pianist-conductor Sunwook Kim directs Beethoven's sunny First Concerto from the keyboard, in a sparkling programme that is completed by Dvořák's folk-inspired Eighth Symphony.
A sizzling celebration of Hungarian music: conductor Emilia Hoving unleashes the power of Liszt, Bartók and Kodály, whilst Hungarian pianist János Balázs brings passionate, virtuosic flair to Liszt's most thrilling works for piano and orchestra
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Something of Beethoven’s unique energy and free-spirited individualism resonates with these Ukrainian musicians, who bring a spectacular programme of music...
The second of four concerts marking the bicentenary of Beethoven, featuring the triumphant Fidelio Overture, the poetic Fourth Piano Concerto, with pianist Elizabeth Sombart, and the revolutionary Third Symphony, the 'Eroica', conducted by Michalis E...
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A thrilling ride through our solar system to a galaxy far, far away, via sci-fi film scores and highpoints of Holst’s orchestral classic.
The Taiwan Philhar...
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One of the most popular violin concertos of all is enveloped in a tapestry of orchestral colour in Tawain’s flagship ensemble’s second visit.
At its concl...
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The Romantic century is encapsulated in three works inspired by landscape, native folk music, literature, history and travels abroad.
Mendelssohn was captivat...
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...
Liya Petrova soars in Beethoven's radiant Violin Concerto, in a concert that also features Shostakovich's wickedly funny, subversive Ninth Symphony, and the London premiere of Tabakova's Ivor Novello Award-winning Swarm Fanfares.
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...
Presenter Leah Broad and conductor Adam Hickox lift the lid on Tchaikovsky's passionate Fourth Symphony, using stories and live examples to reveal its secrets, before a full performance.
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From the Old World to the New – Europe and the Americas represented by a century of orchestral masterpieces.
Smetana, Czech musical patriot, looked to his h...
Following a sold-out 2025 performance at Cadogan Hall, a symphony of Kate Bush, an orchestral celebration of This Woman’s Work, returns to Cadogan Hall in 2027 by overwhelming popular demand for an additional performance.
The world‑renowned ensem...
Phenomenal Swedish soloist Johan Dalene returns to play Brahms' warm and lyrical Violin Concerto, alongside Schumann's stormy Fourth Symphony and a must-hear overture from oft-overlooked French genius Louise Farrenc.
Liya Petrova performs Stravinsky's brilliant Violin Concerto, as conductor Kirill Karabits pairs Tchaikovsky's folk-inspired 'Little Russian' Symphony with the rarely heard colours of Akimenko's Angel.
The third of four concerts marking the bicentenary of Beethoven, featuring Beethoven’s dramatic Third Piano Concerto with Elizabeth Sombart, and the powerful, iconic Fifth Symphony. The driving rhythms of his Coriolan Overture open this concert con...
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....
