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Black and white portrait photo of Pierre Boulez

Boulez 100

Celebrating the legendary composer and conductor, 100 years after his birth in 1925.

The Events

On Tour in Vienna
Sir Antonio Pappano energetically leading an orchestra performance, with musicians playing violins and other string instruments. The scene is set in a concert hall.
Vienna Musikverein

On Tour in Vienna

Sir Antonio Pappano and Denis Kozhukhin

Tuesday 28 April 2026 • 7.30pm

Sir Antonio Pappano and the LSO explore beauty, grief, and conflict with Bernstein’s The Age of Anxiety, and Tchaikovsky’s searing Pathétique.

On Tour in Munich
Head portrait of Daniel Müller-Schott staring into the camera with the curved head of the cello in front of his right eye.
Isarphilharmonie, Gasteig

On Tour in Munich

Sir Antonio Pappano and Daniel Müller-Schott

Wednesday 29 April 2026 • 8pm

Sir Antonio Pappano takes to the podium to conduct Munich cellist Daniel Müller-Schott for Elgar’s reminiscent Cello Concerto and the LSO explore beauty, grief and conflict with Tchaikovsky’s searing Pathétique.

Spotlight on Antoine Tamestit: Antoine Tamestit & Bertrand Chamayou
Antoine Tamestit holding a viola and looking towards the camera.
LSO St Luke's

Spotlight on Antoine Tamestit: Antoine Tamestit & Bertrand Chamayou

BBC Radio 3 Lunchtime Concert

Thursday 30 April 2026 • 1pm

Violist Antoine Tamestit, LSO Spotlight Artist, closes his series of BBC Radio 3 Lunchtime Concerts, joined by regular chamber partner Bertrand Chamayou for music by Brahms and Shostakovich.

Limited Tickets

On Tour in Frankfurt
Sir Antonio Pappano gestures energetically toward string musicians during a live orchestral performance with violinists playing in the foreground and an audience seated behind them.
Alte Oper Frankfurt, Germany

On Tour in Frankfurt

Sir Antonio Pappano and Denis Kozhukhin

Thursday 30 April 2026 • 8pm

Sir Antonio Pappano and the LSO explore beauty, grief, and conflict with Britten’s Sinfonia da Requiem, Bernstein’s The Age of Anxiety and Tchaikovsky’s searing Pathétique.