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For the first time in a decade, ANOHNI presents a concert with the Johnsons, drawing from her new album My Back Was A Bridge For You To Cross as well as from throughout her catalogue.
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Contemporary music
Whiplash - In concert
Immerse yourself in the cut-throat world of a prestigious New York jazz school & rediscover Damien Chazelle’s masterpiece on a big screen with a live performance of Justin Hurwitz’s soundtrack.
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Classical music
Classical Pride: My Beloved Man
My Beloved Man – a celebration by the Fourth Choir, London’s LGBTQ+ classical choir, of the love affair between Benjamin Britten and Peter Pears.
Henry Purcell Thou knowest Lord the secrets of our hearts
Samuel BarberThe Coolin
PérotinBeata Viscera III
Imogen Holst The Cobbler
Sweet Country
Benjamin BrittenThe Ballad of Green Broom
Aaron CoplandHelp Us O Lord
Michael Tippett 'Deep River' from A Child of Our Time
Benjamin Britten 'Time' (Choral Dance 1) from Gloriana
'Concord (Choral Dance 2) from Gloriana
Thomas MorleyHard by a Crystal Fountain
Claudio Monteverdi 'Che dar più vi poss’io' from Madrigals, Book 5
'Io mi son giovinetta' from Madrigals, Book 4
Imogen Holst A Hymne to Christ
Leonard Bernstein'Somewhere' from West Side Story
Benjamin Britten Hymn to the Virgin
Henry Purcell (arr Nicholas Chalmers)Dido’s Lament
Isobel Waller-BridgeNew work (world premiere)
The Fourth Choir
Petroc Trelawnypresenter
Nicholas Chalmersconductor
Séamus Reaconcept and script
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CinemaClassical music
Quentin Blake's Box of Treasures with the BBC SO
Quentin Blake’s Box of Treasures bursts open, as the BBC Symphony Orchestra plays a live accompaniment to two wonderful animated adventures.
BBC Symphony Orchestra
Ben Palmerconductor
Stefano Cabreracomposer
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Classical music
Junior Guildhall Symphony Orchestra
Julian Clayton conducts the outstanding young musicians of Junior Guildhall Symphony Orchestra.
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Classical music
Classical Pride: LSO with Oliver Zeffman & Nick Grimshaw
The culmination of 2024’s Classical Pride, the London Symphony Orchestra and conductor Oliver Zeffman celebrate LGBTQ+ classical music in this diverse programme presented by Nick Grimshaw.
Aaron CoplandFanfare for the Common Man
Jake HeggieGood Morning, Beauty (world premiere)
Camille Saint-SaënsPiano Concerto No 2
Piotr Ilyich TchaikovskyValse Sentimentale
Cassandra MillerRound
Karol SzymanowskiSymphony No 3, Song of the Night
London Symphony Orchestra
Oliver Zeffmanconductor
Nick Grimshawpresenter
Pavel Kolesnikovpiano
Pumeza Matshikizasoprano
Russell Thomastenor
LGBTQ+ Community Choir
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Contemporary music
Nils Frahm: Music for London
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The pioneering composer-producer-pianist performs his new project Music For London.
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Contemporary music
Margareth Menezes & llê Aiyê
An incredible double bill brimming with the best AfroBrazilian artists from Bahia; featuring singer Margareth Menzes and Ilê Aiyê, the first Afro-Bloco movement in Brazil.
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Contemporary music
The Magnetic Fields perform 69 Love Songs
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Beloved indie pop band The Magnetic Fields perform their landmark triple album 69 Love Songs over two nights.
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Contemporary music
Cornelius
Shibuya-kei pioneer Cornelius makes his Hall debut, playing music from his latest albumDream In Dream.
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Contemporary music
Dawn Landes & Friends
Lamenting the roll-back on women’s rights around the world folk singer-songwriter Dawn Landes re-imagines The Liberated Woman’s Songbook.
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Classical music
Rolf Hind: Sky in a Small Cage
Direct from the Copenhagen Opera Festival, Mahogany Opera opens our season with the UK premiere of Rolf Hind’s much-anticipated new work inspired by the influential Sufi mystic and poet, Rumi.
Rolf HindSky in a Small Cage
Mahogany Opera
Riot Ensemble
Elaine MitchenerNarrator
James HallI and You (becoming Rumi)
Yannis FrançoisBird of the Sun – Shams e Parande
Loré LixenbergShaman of the Birds and Kerra, Rumi's wife
Siddhi Lagruttaensemble singer
Karima El Demerdaschensemble singer
Anika Venkateshensemble singer
Rylan Gleaveensemble singer
Ty Bouqueensemble singer
Harald Hieronymus Heinensemble singer
Rolf Hindcomposer
Dante Micheaux and Jalal al-Din Rumiwords
Frederic Wake-Walkerdirector
Aaron Holloway-Nahummusic director
Sasha Balmazi-Owen designer
Rosabel Huguetmovement director
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Classical music
London Symphony Orchestra/Sir Antonio Pappano
Sir Antonio Pappano opens a new chapter as Chief Conductor of the LSO, conjuring stunning landscapes from Nielsen and Sibelius - and a world premiere from James MacMillan.
Carl NielsenHelios Overture
Sir James MacMillanConcerto for Orchestra (world premiere, LSO commission) *
Jean SibeliusSymphony No 1
London Symphony Orchestra
Sir Antonio Pappanoconductor
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Classical music
London Symphony Orchestra/Sir Antonio Pappano
Two giants of British music, two blistering orchestral works from the early 20th century, as Sir Antonio Pappano begins his first season as Chief Conductor of the LSO.
Edward ElgarViolin Concerto
Gustav HolstThe Planets – Suite
London Symphony Orchestra
Sir Antonio Pappanoconductor
Vilde Frangviolin
Tenebrae
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Classical music
London Symphony Orchestra/Sir Antonio Pappano
Hector Berlioz goes to a Roman Carnival, Saint-Saëns gives a Symphony from the organ loft, and Serge Rachmaninov sings the blues in his Fourth Piano Concerto.
