LSO St Luke’s: 20th Anniversary

March 2023 marks 20 years since LSO St Luke’s first opened to the public. In that time, we have been thrilled to welcome thousands of performers, creatives and audience members, from London and further afield.

Five Questions with Lisa Batiashvili: Beethoven Edition

Press Release: The LSO launches its 2023/24 season

The London Symphony Orchestra today launches its 2023/24 season at London’s Barbican Centre and LSO St Luke’s. An ambitious series of concerts is presented featuring the LSO’s growing family of conductors and guest soloists.

Welcome to Patrick King, our new Co-Principal Timpani

This month Patrick King joins the LSO Percussion section. Get to know a little more about him.

Welcome to Benjamin Marquise Gilmore and Andrej Power, our new Leaders

Benjamin Marquise Gilmore and Andrej Power will be joining the LSO as Leaders. Get to know a little more about them.

Obituary: William Paton Brown, 1932–2022

The London Symphony Orchestra is saddened to hear of the passing of Bill Brown, former LSO violinist.

Six composers appointed to the LSO Panufnik Composers Scheme 2023/24

The London Symphony Orchestra is pleased to announce the six composers who will take part in its annual Panufnik Composers Scheme in 2023/24.

The History of LSO St Luke's: Frequently Asked Questions

Delve into the history of LSO St Luke’s, our venue on Old Street housed in a deconsecrated Hawksmoor Church.

Six Questions with Eric Lu: Beethoven Edition

We caught up with Eric Lu about what initially attracted him to the piano in his early years and the significance of Ludwig van Beethoven’s music, ahead of his concert debut with the Orchestra next week.

Five things you should know about Kurt Weill's Lady in the Dark (and the Symphonic Nocturne)

Have you heard of it before? Read on to find out more about the piece and the story behind it.

Welcome to Rodrigo Moro Martín, our new Principal Double Bass

This month Rodrigo Moro Martín joins the LSO double bass section. Get to know a little more about him.

Seven things you didn’t know about Sibelius’ Violin Concerto 

Jean Sibelius’ only concerto is considered a staple piece of violin repertoire and amongst the Finnish composer’s greatest works. But how well do you really know it? This list reveals some interesting facts about the music that you might not be familiar with.