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Symphonic Gospel: A Gospel Christmas
Lots of people singing on a stage wearing colourful clothing surrounded by a symphony orchestra.
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Symphonic Gospel: A Gospel Christmas

André J Thomas

Sunday 6 December 2026 • 7pm

A festive musical celebration, combining the unrestrained power of Amercian gospel music with the symphonic sound of the LSO, and voices from across the London community.

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Family Concert: MISFITS!
Children photographed from behind, clapping in a concert hall while watching a performance.
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Family Concert: MISFITS!

Recommended for children aged 7 to 12 years old

Sunday 13 December 2026 • 2.30pm

Meet Barnabus, a one-of-a-kind misfit with a big dream: freedom! Join him, his friends and the musicians of the LSO for a thrilling musical adventure to find a place where being different is something to celebrate.

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John Adams at 80
John Adams conducting with a baton.
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John Adams at 80

John Adams and Víkingur Ólafsson

Wednesday 13 January 2027 • 7pm

John Adams joins the LSO for an evening of his own music, including After the Fall with pianist Víkingur Ólafsson, plus Shaker Loops, Short Ride in a Fast Machine and The Chairman Dances.

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Elgar and Tchaikovsky
Alisa Weilerstein in a red dress holding her cello.
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Elgar and Tchaikovsky

Sir Antonio Pappano and Alisa Weilerstein

Thursday 18 February 2027 • 7pm

Two of classical music’s most heart-rending works – Elgar’s intimate, introspective Cello Concerto and Tchaikovsky’s intense, emotional Fifth Symphony – with Sir Antonio Pappano and soloist Alisa Weilerstein.

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Beethoven and Shostakovich
Maxim Vengerov playing the violin
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Beethoven and Shostakovich

Sir Antonio Pappano and Maxim Vengerov

Sunday 21 February 2027 • 7pm

Violinist Maxim Vengerov brings elegance and majesty to Beethoven's Violin Concerto, before the unrelenting and colossal power of Shostakovich’s war-scarred Eighth Symphony.

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