NOMAD x Ben Nobuto ~ Dalston, London
A performance that sits somewhere between a classical concert and a rave.
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A performance that sits somewhere between a classical concert and a rave.
Hidden Notes is a new series of intimate live music evenings set in the cosy candlelit surroundings of Sacred Grounds in Soho.
Counter Chamber: beautifully curated instrumental and electronic performances in the heart of London.
Listeners are invited to gather around the piano - to find beauty and meaning as much in the spaces between the notes as the notes themselves.
Zero Wave presents a night of improvised and experimental music, featuring live performances.
A performance that sits somewhere between a classical concert and a rave.
The Orchestral Qawwali Project joins the musicians of the RSNO and RSNO Chorus for a special one-off show.
Dissolving the boundaries between classical music and other artforms, Manchester Collective join forces with dance-theatre company Thick & Tight to present a searing live performance.
Music has so many different traditions, heritages, genres and geographies to offer. Tectonics offers an opportunity to bring these into the orchestral world.
Catrin Finch performs Notes to Self, a series of reflective and deeply personal new tracks she has composed for Katy, her 13 year-old-self, and her first album of solo compositions in a decade.
Listeners are invited to gather around the piano - to find beauty and meaning as much in the spaces between the notes as the notes themselves.
Part performance, part reflection, Papillons invites us into a world where artists respond to music through movement and composition, visual art and conversation.
TERRA MATER explores the enduring figure of the sacred feminine as protector, guide and source of life.
Listeners are invited to gather around the piano - to find beauty and meaning as much in the spaces between the notes as the notes themselves.
Witness this extraordinary theatrical concert, which celebrates the 400 year legacy of William Byrd, one of England’s finest composers.
TERRA MATER explores the enduring figure of the sacred feminine as protector, guide and source of life.
Butterflies: symbols of transfiguration and the ephemeral.
It's January 1999. George Coleridge-Taylor, retired Sierra Leonean diplomat, finds himself trapped in Fourah Bay College when the civil war that has been ravaging the country reaches Freetown.
TERRA MATER explores the enduring figure of the sacred feminine as protector, guide and source of life.
This performance celebrates the shared creative energy that unites Baroque musicians and contemporary improvisers.
Join Estonian pianist and composer Alexander Motovilov for his UK debut, an intimate evening of piano music shaped by nostalgia, storytelling, and cinematic melody.
A play with music by award-winning writer Clare Norburn and BAFTA-nominated BBC director, Nicholas Renton (Mrs Gaskell’s Wives and Daughters, Musketeers, Lewis).
A programme shaped by collaboration, conversation and the creative freedom that emerges beyond the rehearsal room.
3in1’ is a unique collaboration between Parnassus and the artist Jérémie Queyras in a performance of three cantatas, all based on Martin Luther’s hymn Christ Lag in Todes Banden by Pachelbel, Kuhnau and JS Bach – each accompanied by literary and visual artistic responses.
A play with music by award-winning writer Clare Norburn and BAFTA-nominated BBC director, Nicholas Renton (Mrs Gaskell’s Wives and Daughters, Musketeers, Lewis).
Curated By… places audiences at the heart of a composer’s creative world, and in this opening edition Ben Nobuto offers an intimate window into the sounds and ideas that shape his imagination.
Witness this extraordinary theatrical concert, which celebrates the 400 year legacy of William Byrd, one of England’s finest composers.
From a young age musicians are training to be performers with regular feedback from those closest to them. This can be internalised and can lead to low self-esteem and self-doubting behaviour.
Sean Noonan is a celebrated New York speaking drummer and composer. He blends jazz rock, improvisation, and rhythmic storytelling, crafting imaginative narratives and seamlessly blending ancient traditions of wandering minstrels with contemporary musical forms.
The London Sinfonietta shines a light on new voices and pioneering classics, blurring the lines between performer and audience.
Enjoy the fusion of wine and music as you’re served a selection of canapés and 5 quality wines which have been thoughtfully paired with string quartets.
Take a trip through this uplifting programme, ending with a high-energy performance of Mozart’s mighty Jupiter Symphony.
A look at the different ways performance anxiety can show up in different people.
Looking Glass brings together Adler Quartet, Ensemble Isis, conductor Alpesh Chauhan and the Augmented Orchestra to create a captivating contemporary orchestral experience.
Embrace a bold and colourful sound-world as Manchester Collective brings to life work by titans in contemporary experimental music, including Meredith Monk.
As part of The Black Lights festival, BBC Philharmonic will perform in Blackpool for the first time in 8 years with a world premiere presentation of a new commission from Mica Levi alongside works from Oliver Leith, Terry Riley and John Adams.
This performance celebrates the shared creative energy that unites Baroque musicians and contemporary improvisers.
Join us for a relaxed, multi-sensory concert experience.
A play with music by award-winning writer Clare Norburn and BAFTA-nominated BBC director, Nicholas Renton (Mrs Gaskell’s Wives and Daughters, Musketeers, Lewis).
Join the Jasmine Quartet for an innovative, electrifying celebration of joy as a radical action.
Moments Between represents the culmination of a 15-year journey to bridge the worlds of classical music and contemporary genres.
A play with music by award-winning writer Clare Norburn and BAFTA-nominated BBC director, Nicholas Renton (Mrs Gaskell’s Wives and Daughters, Musketeers, Lewis).
Wozzeck is an opera that demands to be experienced live-and this one-off concert staging with the London Philharmonic Orchestra and Edward Gardner promises a powerful impact.
The spirited performances of the Australian Brandenburg Orchestra meets Circa’s gravity-defying acrobatics, bringing new form to Bach’s The Art of Fugue.
Enjoy the fusion of wine and music as you’re served a selection of canapés and 5 quality wines which have been thoughtfully paired with string quartets.
Bach’s compositions are a creative jumping-off point for this jazz trio.
A play with music by award-winning writer Clare Norburn and BAFTA-nominated BBC director, Nicholas Renton (Mrs Gaskell’s Wives and Daughters, Musketeers, Lewis).
Listeners are invited to gather around the piano - to find beauty and meaning as much in the spaces between the notes as the notes themselves.
Bach’s compositions are a creative jumping-off point for this jazz trio.
Enter an immersive soundscape with the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment, performing works by Vaughan Williams with visuals by light art pioneers Squidsoup.
A soulful fusion of folk and orchestral soundscapes.
Rock and heavy metal anthems and orchestral music collide with epic force in the Philharmonia Orchestra’s head-banging show.
Hidden Notes is a new series of intimate live music evenings set in the cosy candlelit surroundings of Sacred Grounds in Soho.
Bach’s compositions are a creative jumping-off point for this jazz trio.
Bach’s compositions are a creative jumping-off point for this jazz trio.
A play with music by award-winning writer Clare Norburn and BAFTA-nominated BBC director, Nicholas Renton (Mrs Gaskell’s Wives and Daughters, Musketeers, Lewis).
Bach’s compositions are a creative jumping-off point for this jazz trio.
A play with music by award-winning writer Clare Norburn and BAFTA-nominated BBC director, Nicholas Renton (Mrs Gaskell’s Wives and Daughters, Musketeers, Lewis).
Britten Sinfonia and ZRI perform classical music re-imagined for orchestra and folk band.
Bach’s compositions are a creative jumping-off point for this jazz trio.
Bespoke visuals spill across the walls of St Martin’s, transporting you across the hemispheres as you’re immersed in the seasonal changes.
Britten Sinfonia and ZRI perform classical music re-imagined for orchestra and folk band.
A day of conversation and connection, designed to help you navigate the realities of working in music today.
Aurora Orchestra brings its signature Orchestral Theatre approach to Stravinsky’s radical work, harnessing the full power of an orchestra performing from memory.
Experience music as it is meant to be heard -up close and live. In a relaxed, intimate setting, the principal players of Orchestra of the Swan perform with spontaneity and passion.
Bach’s compositions are a creative jumping-off point for this jazz trio.
Classical Unlocked heads to the Eagle Inn with a double bill of two boundary-pushing Australian solo artists.
Britten Sinfonia and ZRI perform classical music re-imagined for orchestra and folk band.