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Your guide to the best classical, new and experimental music concerts happening around the UK, as well as arts networking events and meet-ups, musical plays, training opportunities, and anything else that looks interesting. Join our mailing list to receive updates.
Bach’s Brandenburgs in a whole new light, as live digital projections fill the walls as the music plays.
Shape-shifting ensemble Manchester Collective return to Aviva Studios for a tectonic journey through the elements.
A dazzling Christmas show from our world-class Brass Ensemble and award winning choirs.
Music inspired by ancient Greek mythology, interspersed with witty commentary from “reformed comedian” Natalie Haynes.
A concert of soaring choral music in 40 parts.
Baroque with a twist, with new arrangements for guitar alongside Celtic-inspired music.
An immersive evening of music, poetry, dance and conversation with singer, cellist and composer Ayanna Witter-Johnson.
A new, cutting-edge work celebrating the voices of six trailblazing women poets.
Experience the splendour of Rubens’ magnificent ceiling as music fills the space around you.
A programme shaped by collaboration, conversation and the creative freedom that emerges beyond the rehearsal room.
Bespoke visuals spill across the walls of St Martin’s, transporting you across the hemispheres as you’re immersed in the seasonal changes.
Violinist Pekka Kuusisto and musicians of the Norwegian Chamber Orchestra bring their new album ‘Willows’ to the stage.
A deep dive into the cutting edge of Iceland’s mesmerising musical landscape in a full day of music, film and talks.
Tangram are flipping the script with an evening of comedy and new music by East and Southeast Asian creatives.
An exhilarating re-imagining of Holst's The Planets for folk duo and orchestra, interspersed by text written and narrated by acclaimed writer Robert Macfarlane.
This concert is a transportation to wild, remote, visceral coasts — like those in the West Highlands — exploring cultural connections to the sea and the risks presented by the changing climate.
An evening celebrating music at the forefront of composition, as we hear three world premieres, alongside Pierre Boulez’s magnetic memoriam to fellow composer Bruno Maderna.
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St Martin’s will be transformed into a digital gallery: bespoke, live projections fill the walls as the orchestra plays Bach’s Brandenburg Concertos.
A collision of baroque opera with the electrifying world of the circus – think aerial artists and acrobats! The spectacle will unfold under an atmospheric circus tent in the grounds of The Vache (or Venice 2.0).
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Soak up the sounds of Soho’s resident orchestra the Academy of St Martin in the Fields as they return to Inside Out Festival to present an afternoon of classics in the grounds of St Anne’s Church
Step into a world where love defies even the boundaries of life and death.
This is the planet on which we live; the world. It is everything that we are.
This year’s LSO Soundhub Showcase presents a quadruple bill of world premieres exploring the aspects of human experience.
Commission for turntables and orchestra.
A musical meditation on Oscar Wilde’s Letter from Prison.
A musical meditation on Oscar Wilde’s Letter from Prison.
Kaleidoscope Chamber Collective returns to Leeds with a sequence of music drawing on themes of dreams, hope, and spirituality.
A joyous frolic through German folk hero Till Eulenspiegel’s merriest of pranks in Franz Hasenöhrl’s reduction for five instruments of the orchestral original.
Hear Bach in a cafe!
