What's On
Streaming Highlights
BMW Classics 2024
Watch on YouTube
The LSO performs a free open-air concert in the heart of London.
Sir Antonio Pappano: Britten's War Requiem
Stream on BBC iPlayer and BBC Sounds
Sir Antonio Pappano conducts the LSO in Britten's War Requiem at the BBC Proms.
Coming Soon
Season Opening: MacMillan and Sibelius 1
Available from 26 September
Sir Antonio Pappano opens the 2024/25 season with Nielsen, Sibelius and a world premiere from James MacMillan.
Elgar and Holst The Planets
Watch live on 12 September
Two giants of British music, and two blistering orchestral works from the early 20th century, as Sir Antonio Pappano begins his first season as Chief Conductor of the LSO.
LSO Play
Experience the LSO online like never before
Choose your performance and view multiple camera angles simultaneously, or just select your favourite. Explore the orchestra and discover more about the music through masterclasses, interviews and more.
YouTube
Live streams, concert clips, interviews and more
Get a taste of what the London Symphony Orchestra is all about through live streams and clips of our concerts at the Barbican, backstage interviews with LSO players, conductors and soloists, video masterclasses with LSO players and our series of LSO Discovery Video Podcasts which explore the music we play in depth.
Friday Lunchtime Concerts on YouTube
Relaxed Friday Lunchtime Concert: 23 February 2024
Watch on YouTube and Facebook
A bite-size, informal concert of works including Mozart, Bruni and Halvorsen. With BSL interpretation.
LSO Discovery Friday Lunchtime Concert: 12 January 2024
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A bite-size, informal concert of works by Dvořák and Coleridge-Taylor.
LSO Discovery Friday Lunchtime Concert: 17 November 2023
Watch on YouTube
A bitesized, informal concert with works by Bach, Debussy, O'Carolan, Gluck and Godard. With BSL interpretation.
LSO Discovery Friday Lunchtime Concert: 29 September 2023
Watch on YouTube
A bite-size, informal concert, with music from Elgar, Rachmaninoff, Boulanger, Glazunov and Falla.
