Four composers. Four world premieres.
LSO Soundhub Showcase
LSO Discovery
LSO St Luke's
The Concert
Jerwood Hall, LSO St Luke’s
Jasmine Morris Ca’
Amy Crankshaw November moon readings
Interval – 20 mins
Delyth Field Shoegaze Capsule
Luke Mombrea Black Gold
Leah Hallinon flute
Clare Findlater flute
Colin Alexander cello
Tom Goodman double bass
Josie Ellis double bass
William Puhr double bass
Helen Tunstall harp
Laura Bradford percussion
Jacob Brown percussion
Matt Farthing percussion
The concert will finish at approximately 9pm
Tickets
£8 (£6 concessions, £5 under-18s)
+ £1.50 booking fee per online/phone transaction
Enjoy sounds from the cutting-edge of contemporary, as LSO musicians perform brand-new music by LSO Soundhub composers.
In Amy Crankshaw’s November moon readings, three percussionists explore their entanglement in sound and spirit. Delyth Field blends a cacophony of noise and dreamy texture in her shoegaze-inspired work.
Luke Mombrea’s audiovisual work Black Gold see’s four players depict Sante Fe Spring’s 1928 oil fire which burned for over two months. We listen between the lines in Jasmine Morris’ Ca which explores the noisiness in archival recordings with musical snapshots from an old Celtic folk song.
Soundhub is a composer-led resource, responding directly to the needs of those using it: a supportive framework for artists to try out new ideas, develop existing work and benefit from peer-to-peer networking and support.
LSO Soundhub is generously supported by Susie Thomson.
Watch: Soundhub 2023 Performances
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Booking and Discounts
Booking Your Tickets
Online at lso.co.uk
By phone on +44 20 7870 2500 (Monday to Friday 12–5.30pm)
In person at the Barbican Centre
£1.50 booking fee per transaction when booking online or by phone
Refunds and Exchanges
If you can no longer use your tickets, you can exchange them for another LSO St Luke’s concert or Barbican credit voucher (valid for six months). Please ensure that you inform the Box Office at least 24 hours before the performance (two weeks for group bookings). A per-ticket administration fee applies for all exchange services.
Questions About Your Booking?
Contact the Box Office at tickets@barbican.org.uk.
Visit the Barbican website for conditions of sale and further information.
The LSO reserves the right to change artists or programmes if necessary. If the event is cancelled, all bookers will receive a refund. All discounts are subject to availability and may not be combined. Box office calls may be monitored or recorded for quality assurance or training purposes
Concessions
£6 tickets for over-60s, full-time students and unwaged/unemployed people.
Under-18s
£5 tickets for under-18s.
Access Members
Members of the Barbican’s Access Scheme can book wheelchair places priced at the lowest price for that event and book a free companion seat. Join the Barbican Access Scheme.
Your Visit and Access
Getting to LSO St Luke's
The main entrance to LSO St Luke’s is through the gates from Old Street. Please check the doors open time for your chosen concert.
What to Expect
From the concert experience to venue facilities and The Crypt café and bar, find out what to expect at LSO St Luke’s.
Accessibility
LSO St Luke’s is a fully accessible venue. Barbican Access Scheme members can book free companion tickets.
