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Read Full Post about The Sound of New York: Marsalis and Ellington
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The Sound of New York: Marsalis and Ellington

Ahead of our performance of Wynton Marsalis’ Symphony No 4 ’The Jungle’ and works by Duke Ellington, Philip Clark compares their musical interpretation of New York City.

Read Full Post about Five Reasons to love Bartók's The Miraculous Mandarin
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Five Reasons to love Bartók's The Miraculous Mandarin

Discover Bartók’s The Miraculous Mandarin, from the shocking story to the scandalous premiere.

Read Full Post about Obituary: Denis Wick, 1931–2025
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Obituary: Denis Wick, 1931–2025

The LSO is saddened to hear of the passing of Denis Wick, Principal Emeritus Trombone.

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Interview with Barbara Hannigan

‘As a singer, I’m also an actor.’ LSO Associate Artist Barbara Hannigan on balancing of singing and conducting, curating programmes and her love of Joseph Haydn.

Read Full Post about Press Release: World's most outstanding postgraduate musicians celebrated at Serpentine Gallery
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Press Release: World's most outstanding postgraduate musicians celebrated at Serpentine Gallery

Read Full Post about Six composers appointed to the LSO Helen Hamlyn Panufnik Composers’ Scheme
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Six composers appointed to the LSO Helen Hamlyn Panufnik Composers’ Scheme

The London Symphony Orchestra is pleased to announce the six composers who will take part in its annual LSO Helen Hamlyn Panufnik Composers’ Scheme in 2025/26, part of the Orchestra’s artist development programme supporting the next generation of musical talent.

Read Full Post about Farewell to Carmine Lauri
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Farewell to Carmine Lauri

This month we say a fond goodbye to Carmine Lauri, LSO Co-Leader, who became a Member of the Orchestra in 1997. He departed from the LSO in January 2025 to pursue his own musical projects in his home country, Malta.

Read Full Post about Pierre Boulez: A Timeline
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Pierre Boulez: A Timeline

Ahead of our upcoming concerts celebrating the centenary of Pierre Boulez, we look back on some of the key dates in his career.

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The composer Pierre Boulez. He is wearing a dark top and has white hair

Remembering Pierre Boulez

‘He was one of the most pleasant conductors to work with without question.’ Former LSO Chair and Principal Second Violin, David Alberman, shares his experiences of working with Pierre Boulez.

Read Full Post about The History of LSO Live
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The London Symphony Orchestra on the stage of the Barbican. All players are wearing black, and the photo is taken from a bird's eye view.

The History of LSO Live

As we celebrate the 25th anniversary of our in-house record label, LSO Live, we spoke to LSO Managing Director, Dame Kathryn McDowell DBE DL, and the LSO’s former Managing Director, Sir Clive Gillinson about the early days of the label, their favourite recordings, and what’s in store for the years to come.

Read Full Post about Welcome to Ferran Garcerà Perelló, our new Principal Bass Clarinet
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Welcome to Ferran Garcerà Perelló, our new Principal Bass Clarinet

Ferran Garcerà Perelló joins the LSO Clarinet section. Get to know a little more about him.

Read Full Post about Welcome to Olatz Ruiz de Gordejuela, our new second Violin
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Welcome to Olatz Ruiz de Gordejuela, our new second Violin

Olatz Ruiz de Gordejuela joins the LSO Second Violin section. Get to know a little more about her.

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