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Mahler Symphony No 3
Sir Simon Rattle standing on the podium and smiling, facing the audience, with the London Symphony Orchestra standing in the background
Barbican

Mahler Symphony No 3

Sir Simon Rattle

Tuesday 20 April 2027 • 7pm

Sir Simon Rattle, the LSO and a stellar line-up of voices brings us Mahler’s vast hymn to the natural world, one of music’s most immersive and enjoyable works.

Aris String Quartet: Beethoven Quartets
Aris Quartett standing together in formal clothes
LSO St Luke's

Aris String Quartet: Beethoven Quartets

BBC Radio 3 Lunchtime Concert

Thursday 22 April 2027 • 12.30pm

The Aris String Quartet continues their pairing of 'Razumovsky' quartets with earlier works by Beethoven.

Aris String Quartet: Beethoven Quartets
Aris Quartett standing together outdoors
LSO St Luke's

Aris String Quartet: Beethoven Quartets

BBC Radio 3 Lunchtime Concert

Friday 23 April 2027 • 12.30pm

The Aris String Quartet pairs Beethoven's very first Quartet with the final 'Razumovsky'...

Tom Borrow
Tom Borrow smiling at camera with suit jacket on near a window
LSO St Luke's

Tom Borrow

BBC Radio 3 Lunchtime Concert

Friday 30 April 2027 • 12.30pm

Tom Borrow performs live at LSO St Luke's in the second of our Next Generation Pianists Concerts.

Half Six Fix: Scriabin 4
Sir Antonio Pappano speaking to the audience at the Barbican
Barbican

Half Six Fix: Scriabin 4

Sir Antonio Pappano

Wednesday 5 May 2027 • 6.30pm

Kick-start your evening with a 60-minute Half Six Fix Concert. Sir Antonio Pappano conducts and introduces Scriabin's The Poem of Ecstasy, with screens in the hall to bring you closer to the action.

Chausson, Foccroulle and Scriabin
Headshot of Sasha Cook, dressed in black in front of a textured wall
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Chausson, Foccroulle and Scriabin

Sir Antonio Pappano, Stéphane Degout and Sasha Cooke

Thursday 6 May 2027 • 7pm

Sir Antonio Pappano conducts Scriabin’s metaphysical Poem of Ecstasy, alongside a new work from Bernard Foccroulle and an oceanic tone poem by Chausson.

Soundhub Showcase
LSO St Luke's

Soundhub Showcase

LSO Discovery

Saturday 8 May 2027 • 7pm

An evening of cutting-edge contemporary music with four world premieres from our LSO Soundhub 2026/27 Members.

Family Concert
The audience at an LSO Discovery Family Concert
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Family Concert

Recommended for children aged 7 to 12 years old

Sunday 9 May 2027 • 2.30pm

A fun opportunity for families to learn more about music and the instruments of the orchestra, with music based on a theme and free workshops before the concert.

Half Six Fix: Prokofiev
Gianandrea Noseda gives his pre-concert talk to the Barbican Hall. He is wearing all black and holding a microphone
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Half Six Fix: Prokofiev

Gianandrea Noseda

Wednesday 12 May 2027 • 6.30pm

Gianandrea Noseda embarks on a whistle-stop tour of Prokofiev's Italian-inspired operas with these two quirky orchestral suites.

Prokofiev and Sibelius
Znaider Nikola wearing a blue suit, sitting at a table next to his violin
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Prokofiev and Sibelius

Gianandrea Noseda and Nikolaj Szeps-Znaider

Thursday 13 May 2027 • 7pm

Nikolaj Szeps-Znaider and Gianandrea Noseda explore frozen Finnish landscapes in Sibelius' soaring Violin Concerto, alongside characterful orchestral suites from Prokofiev.

Free Friday Lunchtime Concert
A small ensemble performs classical music in a LSO St Luke's Jerwood hall with large arched windows and balcony walkways, while audience members sit in a circle around the musicians.
LSO St Luke's

Free Friday Lunchtime Concert

LSO Discovery

Friday 14 May 2027 • 12.30pm

Make lunchtime musical with a free, bite-size concert with a small group of orchestral musicians.

Schnittke and Stravinsky
David Cohen playing the cello on stage in the Barbican Hall
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Schnittke and Stravinsky

Gianandrea Noseda and David Cohen

Sunday 16 May 2027 • 7pm

LSO Principal Cello David Cohen takes centre stage for Schnittke's striking Concerto, ahead of a Stravinsky classic conducted by Ginandrea Noseda.