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Read Full Post about Four new Soundhub Members Announced
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Four new Soundhub Members Announced

Welcoming the four new composers on the LSO Soundhub scheme: Hugo Bell, Sze Ying ChanRachael Gibson and Joseph Howard

Read Full Post about Five Reasons to love Puccini's La rondine
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Five Reasons to love Puccini's La rondine

Step into the charming world of Puccini’s La rondine, a story of love thwarted by society’s conventions.

Read Full Post about An Introduction to Helmut Lachenmann
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An Introduction to Helmut Lachenmann

Ahead of our performance of My Melodies, Philip Clark explores the fascinating sonic world of German composer Helmut Lachenmann.

Read Full Post about Welcome to Eivind Ringstad, our new Principal Viola
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Welcome to Eivind Ringstad, our new Principal Viola

Eivind Ringstad joins the LSO Viola section. Get to know a little more about him.

Read Full Post about Beethoven: a Guide to the Symphonies
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Beethoven: a Guide to the Symphonies

Composer and author Jan Swafford guides us through the game-changing symphonies of Ludwig van Beethoven, from first to last.

Read Full Post about Martin France: 1964–2024
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Martin France: 1964–2024

We were saddened to hear of the passing of Martin France, a legendary drummer from the jazz world who played with the LSO on numerous occasions.

Read Full Post about Interview with Sir Antonio Pappano
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Interview with Sir Antonio Pappano

‘At the age of 12, I knew that music was going to be my life.’ As he starts a new chapter as Chief Conductor of the London Symphony Orchestra, Sir Antonio Pappano tells us more about his background, influences, and what it’s like to conduct the LSO.

Read Full Post about Press Release: London Symphony Orchestra starts work on transformation of LSO St Luke's
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Press Release: London Symphony Orchestra starts work on transformation of LSO St Luke's

State of the art facilities for its acclaimed education, community and recording programmes opening in Autumn 2025.

Read Full Post about Announcing our new album on LSO Live: Mendelssohn’s Elijah with Sir Antonio Pappano
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Announcing our new album on LSO Live: Mendelssohn’s Elijah with Sir Antonio Pappano

Introducing our newest release, Mendelssohn’s Elijah

Read Full Post about Five reasons to love Holst's The Planets
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Five reasons to love Holst's The Planets

Gustav Holst’s The Planets is an iconic British work written on a cosmic scale. Discover more about the charm of a piece that still surprises listeners today.

Read Full Post about Sir James MacMillan and the LSO
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Sir James MacMillan and the LSO

After the world premiere of his Concerto for Orchestra on 11 September, we look back on three decades of collaboration with Sir James MacMillan.

Read Full Post about Welcome to Imogen Royce, our new Flute
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Welcome to Imogen Royce, our new Flute

This month Imogen Royce joins the LSO Flute section. Get to know a little more about her.

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