Digital Programmes

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

Chesaba: a trio devoted to the multilayered textures of South African music are joined by BCUC – fresh from winning the WOMEX Artist Award 2023 – for an evening of kaleidoscopic Sowetan sounds.

Khatia Buniatishvili makes a welcome return to the Barbican with a recital of Beethoven and her beloved Liszt, a programme sure to bring out her trademark characteristics of passion and vulnerability.

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

Find out more about tonight's concert with AAM's free digital programme.

Find out more about the production and the creative team behind it in our digital programme. 

Soprano Hera Hyesang Park and pianist Bretton Brown present a daringly wide-ranging recital that celebrates both Hera’s South Korean heritage and songs by composers as varied as Schumann and Errollyn Wallen.

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GRAMMY Award-winning, Chicago-based quartet Third Coast Percussion return, bringing their impressive arrangements and sweeping sounds to Milton Court.

Find out more about the production and the creative team behind it in our digital programme. 

The legendary Evgeny Kissin returns to the Barbican for a typically ambitious programme in which sonatas by Beethoven and Prokofiev rub shoulders with the lyrical beauty of Chopin and the passion of early Brahms.

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Star cellist Guy Johnston joins Britten Sinfonia in a programme of powerful music by Tavener, Beethoven and Bartók.

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Wrapped up in the string quartet repertoire is, among other things, a great complexity of feeling: the four players representative of so many of a composer’s innermost thoughts and challenges.

Find out more about the production and the creative team behind it in our digital programme. 

Maxim Emelyanychev leads Il Pomo d’Oro and a stellar cast in two Baroque tragedies – Purcell’s Dido and Aeneas and Carissimi’s Jephte – that share tales of love and sacrifice, searingly brought to life with their masterly music.

Many of Freya Waley-Cohen's recent works play with myths, magic and the occult as lenses through which to look at the contemporary world. Tonight we hear two of these works, including the premiere performance of her complete Spell Book.

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Find out more about the production and the creative team behind it in our digital programme. 

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Jean-Yves Thibaudet makes a stylish return to the Barbican in music from his native France; in his hands, Debussy’s Préludes transcend the keyboard, conjuring a world of beauty, musical originality and irresistible characterisation.