This autumn, London becomes a haven for classical music enthusiasts with an array of captivating performances featuring the timeless works of Ludwig Van Beethoven. From the powerful sonatas of Boris Giltburg at Wigmore Hall to the innovative fusion of Beethoven and contemporary composers at Barbican Centre, these events offer something for every music lover. Whether you're entranced by Beethoven's 'Hammerklavier' or intrigued by the playful 'Archduke' trio, the city's concert halls will resonate with the maestro's brilliance.

Celebrating Beethoven: A Musical Extravaganza Across London

François-Xavier Roth

Isabelle Faust

London Symphony Orchestra

Experience the fusion of classical innovation and contemporary brilliance with the London Symphony Orchestra's captivating evening featuring the works of Adámek and Beethoven. Under the baton of François-Xavier Roth, with the virtuosic Isabelle Faust on violin, this concert promises an exploration of musical dialogues across time.

Join us at the iconic Barbican on Thursday, 31 October 2024, at 7pm for a program that intertwines the playful wit of Beethoven's early symphonies with the modern, teasing imitation game of Ondřej Adámek's "Follow Me" Concerto for Violin and Orchestra. The evening will commence with Beethoven's Symphony No. 1, followed by Adámek's concerto, concluding with the elegant yet bold Symphony No. 4 by Beethoven. This performance not only showcases the LSO's versatility but also highlights the dynamic partnership between Roth and Faust, bringing fresh perspectives to both classical and contemporary compositions.

The concert will conclude at approximately 8:55 pm, including a 20-minute interval, allowing the audience to immerse themselves fully in the musical journey. Tickets are available in a range of prices to suit all, with options for further savings through various booking discounts. Whether you're a long-time classical music enthusiast or curious to experience the LSO for the first time, this evening promises to be a memorable exploration of musical mastery and innovation.

Adámek and Beethoven

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