What’s on
Beethoven and the Dinosaurs
Sat 30 November 2019 – Sun 8 December 2019
- Sat 30 November 2019, 10.00AM – {Venue, Name of City}
- Sun 1 December 2019, 10.00AM – {Venue, Name of City}
- Sat 7 December 2019, 12.00AM – {Venue, Name of City}
- Sun 8 December 2019, 10.00AM – {Venue, Name of City}
Kings Place, Hall Two
Travel back in time 200 million years to the age of the dinosaurs in our Far, Far Away storytelling concert for young children (ages 0–5).
A mesmerising evening at Wigmore Hall celebrating music by Benjamin Britten with Allan Clayton, Sophie Bevan and Brett Dean.
Celebrating women pioneers past and present with works by Louise Farrenc and Charlotte Bray, featuring pianist Angela Hewitt and cellist Natalie Clein.
An eclectic evening in the legendary Parisian salon of Nadia Boulanger, perhaps the most influential woman in 20th-century music
A concert with American pianist Nicholas Angelich featuring Mozart's Piano Concerto in C minor and Beethoven's First Symphony
Experience Mozart’s delightful masterpiece for piano and winds performed in-the-round in the intimate setting of an Aurora Lock-In
Chopin and the Dragonfly
Sat 15 February 2020 – Sun 23 February 2020
- Sat 15 February 2020, 10.00AM – {Venue, Name of City}
- Sun 16 February 2020, 12.00AM – {Venue, Name of City}
- Sat 22 February 2020, 10.00AM – {Venue, Name of City}
- Sun 23 February 2020, 12.00AM – {Venue, Name of City}
Hall Two, Kings Place
Welcome the Spring with dancing dragonflies and one very sleepy tortoise in our Far, Far Away storytelling concert for children (aged 0–5).
A striking programme that includes Beethoven's Pastoral Symphony from memory and a work of orchestral theatre from Harrison Birtwistle
A late-night immersive event of Beethoven’s Pastoral Symphony from inside the very heart of the orchestra
An Orchestral Theatre concert that explores the rise and fall of the hero with pianist Pierre-Laurent Aimard, featuring Beethoven's 'Eroica' symphony performed from memory.
Sail the high seas and go on a magical treasure hunt in this storytelling concert for young children (aged 0–5).
Celebrate this year’s summer solstice with a riot of musical colour in this lively Mozart’s Piano programme with pianist Imogen Cooper
A late-night musical journey through dizzying terrains and bittersweet landscapes with Principal Trombonist Matthew Gee