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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.

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David Önaç: Atlantic Requiem
Painting of a ship struggling to stay afloat during a storm
LSO St Luke's

David Önaç: Atlantic Requiem

Malcolm J Merriweather

Sunday 11 October 2026 • 4pm

A new Requiem Mass by David Önaç commemorating the lives of Africans trafficked into slavery. The work draws on research, liturgical ritual, biblical texts and archive documents, with a sound world that brings together European contemporary classical music and the African American traditions of spirituals, jazz and gospel.

Limited Tickets

David Önaç: Atlantic Requiem
Painting of a ship struggling to stay afloat during a storm
LSO St Luke's

David Önaç: Atlantic Requiem

Malcolm J Merriweather

Sunday 11 October 2026 • 5.45pm

A new Requiem Mass by David Önaç commemorating the lives of Africans trafficked into slavery. The work draws on research, liturgical ritual, biblical texts and archive documents, with a sound world that brings together European contemporary classical music and the African American traditions of spirituals, jazz and gospel.

Limited Tickets

Season Opening: Mahler 2 and Fujikura
Sir Antonio Pappano conducting the LSO on the Barbican stage
Barbican

Season Opening: Mahler 2 and Fujikura

Sir Antonio Pappano

Sunday 18 October 2026 • 7pm

A celebratory new work to launch the LSO’s 2026/27 season, and an epic voyage from the depths of despair to glorious rebirth. Sir Antonio Pappano conducts the UK premiere of Dai Fujikura's Amber Alchemy, and Mahler's colossal 'Resurrection' Symphony.

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Why Is There Music?
The clock face of the spire at LSO St Luke's
LSO St Luke's

Why Is There Music?

Gresham College Lecture Series

Wednesday 21 October 2026 • 6pm

Milton Mermikides, Professor of Music at Gresham College, gives a free, one-hour lecture on the nature of music.