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Tchaikovsky, Kendall and Liadov
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Barbican

Tchaikovsky, Kendall and Liadov

Sir Antonio Pappano and Fleur Barron

Thursday 29 October 2026 • 7pm

Liadov conjures magical landscapes while Tchaikovsky navigates anguish and triumph in his Fifth Symphony – plus the premiere of Hannah Kendall’s eagerly anticipated new work. Sir Antonio Pappano conducts, joined by mezzo-soprano Fleur Barron.

Half Six Fix: Vaughan Williams 8
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Barbican

Half Six Fix: Vaughan Williams 8

Sir Antonio Pappano

Wednesday 25 November 2026 • 6.30pm

Sir Antonio Pappano explores Vaughan Williams’ ‘Pastoral’ Symphony and Symphony No 8, from wartime reflection to a playful, uplifting British classic.

Sir Antonio Pappano and Bruce Liu
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Barbican

Sir Antonio Pappano and Bruce Liu

Sir Antonio Pappano and Bruce Liu

Thursday 26 November 2026 • 7pm

Sir Antonio Pappano continues his acclaimed Vaughan Williams cycle with Symphonies 3 and 8, and is joined by Bruce Liu for Beethoven's Piano Concerto No 3.

Sibelius, Vaughan Williams and Dubugnon
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Barbican

Sibelius, Vaughan Williams and Dubugnon

Sir Antonio Pappano and Janine Jansen

Sunday 29 November 2026 • 7pm

Sir Antonio Pappano leads Sibelius, Vaughan Williams’ Sinfonia antartica and Dubugnon’s new violin concerto in a vivid, cinematic programme with Janine Jansen.

Sibelius, Vaughan Williams and Dubugnon
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Barbican

Sibelius, Vaughan Williams and Dubugnon

Sir Antonio Pappano and Janine Jansen

Thursday 3 December 2026 • 7pm

Sir Antonio Pappano leads Sibelius, Vaughan Williams’ Sinfonia antartica and Dubugnon’s new violin concerto in a vivid, cinematic programme with Janine Jansen.

Elgar and Tchaikovsky
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Barbican

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.

Beethoven and Shostakovich
Maxim Vengerov playing the violin
Barbican

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.

Half Six Fix: Shostakovich 8
Sir Antonio Pappano standing on the podium, facing the audience in the Barbican Hall, talking into a microphone
Barbican

Half Six Fix: Shostakovich 8

Sir Antonio Pappano

Wednesday 17 March 2027 • 6.30pm

Kick-start your evening with a 60-minute Half Six Fix concert. The LSO’s Chief Conductor Sir Antonio Pappano presents one of Shostakovich’s darkest symphonies, reflecting the stark brutality of war.

Half Six Fix: Scriabin 4
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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
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Barbican

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.

Verdi: La traviata
Sir Antonio Pappano energetically leading an orchestra performance, with musicians playing violins and other string instruments. The scene is set in a concert hall.
Barbican

Verdi: La traviata

Sir Antonio Pappano

Saturday 29 May 2027 • 7pm

Sir Antonio Pappano returns for more dazzling opera-in-concert at the Barbican, this time with one of Verdi's most heartfelt masterpieces.

Verdi: La traviata
Sir Antonio Pappano energetically leading an orchestra performance, with musicians playing violins and other string instruments. The scene is set in a concert hall.
Barbican

Verdi: La traviata

Sir Antonio Pappano

Monday 31 May 2027 • 7pm

Sir Antonio Pappano returns for more dazzling opera-in-concert at the Barbican, this time with one of Verdi's most heartfelt masterpieces.