A journey through the full spectrum of Bartók’s chamber music.

Music by iconic minimalist composer Philip Glass, and pop polymath Devonté Hynes

Spend the day getting to know Beethoven’s oratorio Christ on the Mount of Olives with the LSO's Choral Director Simon Halsey

Young musicians from the Guildhall School, Royal Academy of Music and Royal College of Music perform chamber works with a Bohemian twist

A journey through the full spectrum of Bartók’s chamber music.

A journey through the full spectrum of Bartók’s chamber music.

In recognition of international women of courage who stand for human rights and justice in conflict zones

Masterpieces ruminating on love for one who is absent.

A spectacular showcase of the searing technique and virtuosic talent of the LSO’s Principal musicians.

A spectacular showcase of the searing technique and virtuosic talent of the LSO’s Principal musicians.

Make the most of your lunchbreak and enjoy a free, 45-minute informal concert at LSO St Luke’s.

Find out more about Czech composer Leoš Janáček with a morning rehearsal conducted by Sir John Eliot Gardiner, and talks and chamber music

Play different instruments and make new music with others, including professional musicians.

A vibrant, youthful programme showcasing the colours of the LSO’s woodwind musicians.

An evening of new music curated by Daniel Kidane, in culmination of his time as an LSO Jerwood composer.

Traditional music and avantgarde influences combine in this intimate gig.

Pianist Peter Donohoe brings a wealth of insight to late Beethoven and Tippett’s stylishly eccentric piano sonatas.

Award-winning composer and performance artist Amir Konjani showcases his latest work.

The charismatic Heath Quartet present an enigmatic programme featuring Beethoven’s final String Quartet.

Young musicians from East London perform side-by-side with LSO players