A joyfully eclectic programme
Pekka Kuusisto and British pianist/conductor Simon Crawford-Phillips, invite you – and the SCO’s musicians – on an arc through time and musical styles in this joyfully eclectic programme.
The young Britten blended chamber and orchestral music in a portrait of his first love in Young Apollo, while Thomas Adès draws on English folk music in the fairytale dances he composed for Kuusisto. New York composer Timo Andres looks to outdo Beethoven in his flamboyant piano concerto The Blind Banister, and Sally Beamish salutes Frankenstein creator Mary Shelley in her dream-inspired Whitescape. To close, Kuusisto travels back to the 18th century, to the charm and elegance of one of Haydn’s wittiest symphonies.
Tête à Tête’s flagship festival returns, presenting adventurous new opera from across the UK and internationally.
Venture into an immersive odyssey at a multisensory, mixed-reality concert charting world-renowned pianist Yuja Wang’s personal and artistic journey.
Haunting visuals, bittersweet music and the voice combine in this intimate theatrical meditation on the consolations of sorrow.
Phaedra Ensemble return to Kings Place with their signature versatility and dynamism to celebrate the launch of their debut album, Realms, released on 18 September 2026 on the acclaimed New York label Cantaloupe Music.
Handel Hendrix House becomes the ultimate house party, teaming up with Classical DJ for a unique after-hours experience.
The festival focuses on presenting the works of contemporary classical, folk, electronic and avant-garde composers rarely seen together on the same stage.
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