Digital Programmes

An all-indigenous female youth choir from North East Australia with dance, visuals, plus a visceral song-cycle about ancestry and stewardship. The result? The dazzling phenomenon that is Spinifex Gum.

Piotr Anderszewski makes an eagerly anticipated return to the Barbican for an evening full of contrasts, from early Bartók to late Brahms.

One of music’s most intrepid cross-pollinators the Lodestar Trio breezes through the baroque on an exhilarating genre-bending journey into Nordic folk music and beyond. 

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One of the UK’s finest sitar players, Roopa Panesar returns for a concert of Indian classical music, collaborating with trailblazing Indian classical and contemporary musicians.

Voice Trio, visual artist Innerstrings and composer Laura Moody come together in a collaborative piece of concert-theatre. 

Rolf Hind muses on the extraordinary mystic Jalal al-Din Rumi and the power his writing still holds even today.

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Read Classical Pride's free digital programme to find out more about the music and artists in the festival.

Find out more about the music and artists in tonight's concert with AAM's free digital programme.

Sibling pianists Katia and Marielle Labèque present their recent collaboration with American minimalist composer Philip Glass: arrangements for two pianos of his Cocteau Trilogy, a true feast for the senses thanks to the input of leading lighting and stage designers and perfumier Francis Kurkdjian.

Philippe Herreweghe directs Collegium Vocale Gent and a starry international line-up of soloists in one of Bach’s supreme masterpieces: the Mass in B minor. In this work, created late in life, Bach exults in combining absolute technical mastery with music that moves most profoundly.

Gustavo Dudamel conducts the Los Angeles Philharmonic in two dazzling concerts.

Barbican Young Poets is an artist development initiative and community for those who wish to explore what’s possible for their poetry and creative expression.

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Isata and Sheku Kanneh-Mason team up for a recital of cello sonatas by Felix Mendelssohn, Fauré, Chopin and Beethoven, who pioneered the form.

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From Leipzig to Lebanon and from Vienna to Andalucia, Fatma Said and Joseph Middleton explore love songs revealing the multifaceted secrets of the human heart.

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