Live events
Debussy and the Snow Elephant
Sun 12 February 2023 – Mon 13 February 2023
10am, 11:15am, 12:30pm, 1:45pm, Level 5 Function Room, Royal Festival Hall
Follow Jimbo the snow elephant’s dream to become a dancer in a musical adventure featuring arrangements of Debussy's music.
The Wolf, the Duck and the Mouse
Sat 4 March 2023
10:15am, 12pm, Queen Elizabeth Hall, Southbank Centre
The much-loved children’s story by Mac Barnett and Jon Klassen becomes a musical adventure in this world premiere for families and children aged 4–8.
Aurora Orchestra’s education team, with Workshop Leader-in-Residence Jessie Maryon Davies and members of the orchestra, conduct a day of CPD for primary teachers.
We take classical music out of the concert hall, teaming up with Nwando Ebizie, Southbank Centre and iconic electronic music venue Printworks to present a completely new take on the greatest symphony ever written.
Aurora pairs iconic works by Beethoven with a new piece from one of the most exciting voices in 21st-century music, Héloïse Werner.
Aurora Orchestra and pianist Jan Lisiecki travel to Heidelberg to celebrate the music of Ludwig van Beethoven, and one of Britain's most-exciting voices, Héloïse Werner.
A Beethoven symphony entirely without sheet music? Aurora and conductor Nicholas Collon travel to Munich to perform Beethoven's Symphony No 5 from memory.
Mason Bates’ multimedia concerto Philharmonia Fantastique: The Making of the Orchestra is a joyful introduction to classical music for ages 5+.
Join Aurora on a journey across America with regular collaborator, pianist Tom Poster.
Hear a virtuosic American programme roaming from the mountains of Appalachia to the mean New York streets of West Side Story.