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Celebrating the magic of renewal, with joyous melodies and powerful transformations.
The cello and piano duo perform a wealth of contrasting music by composers forced to flee their countries in the Second World War.
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If you haven't heard Mahler's Tenth, you haven't truly known him.
Hear the power of the Royal Festival Hall’s organ unleashed in eclectic music running the gamut from Bach to Errollyn Wallen.
The celebrated pianist explores short-form pieces of music across the ages with an aural sampler of different composers, culminating in Chopin’s 24 Preludes.
Music that glitters, sings and dances for joy, as Sakari Oramo pairs two newly minted classics with Beethoven’s brightest symphony.
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Four composers, each with a thousand tales to tell.
Love, death and pomegranates: Sakari Oramo rediscovers Stravinsky’s epic retelling of the myth of Persephone.
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Get ready for surging emotions, burning colours and glorious singing.
Marin Alsop conducts three of the most popular works in the orchestral repertoire in this space-themed concert for all the family.
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Rachmaninoff, Bernstein and Davóne Tines – a fresh perspective on America’s past, present and future from Daniele Rustioni and the BBC Symphony Orchestra.
Join the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, conductor Jordan de Souza and two guest soloists for a romantic evening featuring much-loved music from well-known operas.
Enjoy outstanding overtures, poignant arias and exquisite duets from Bizet, Mozart, Puccini, Verdi and more – all within the intimate surroundings of Cadogan Hall.
Whether you’re attending as part of a group, or with that special someone, or even flying solo, this captivating concert – back by popular demand – is the perfect concert to whet the operatic appetites of novices and connoisseurs alike
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Witness the star power of a living legend.
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Sir Donald Runnicles, a leading conductor of late Romantic repertoire, joins the Philharmonia in its 80th birthday season for one of Bruckner’s great symphonies.
Víkingur Ólafsson brings the new concerto written for him by John Adams to London.
Rachmaninoff’s Second Piano Concerto, Tchaikovsky’s Fifth Symphony, and a UK premiere from Julia Adolphe. Big emotions and natural wonders from Kristiina Poska and the BBC Symphony Orchestra.