Name: Kingston Choral Society
Start: 2025-03-29T19:30:00
Location: Cadogan Hall

Cadogan Hall in London is set to host a series of extraordinary concerts featuring the timeless compositions of Brahms, among other classical masterpieces. From the Lviv National Philharmonic Orchestra of Ukraine's spirited performance of Brahms' Double Concerto for Violin and Cello to the Nuremberg Symphony Orchestra's enchanting rendition of Symphony No. 4 with the celebrated pianist Federico Colli, there's something for every classical music enthusiast. Don't miss the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra’s vibrant Symphony No. 2 or the festive Viennese Christmas Spectacular by Candlelight with Brahms’ Hungarian Dance No. 5. The Vienna Tonkünstler Orchestra and Kingston Choral Society will also grace the stage, presenting Brahms' Symphony No. 1 and A German Requiem, respectively.

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Cadogan Hall invites you to a series of captivating performances that span a variety of musical genres and themes. From the evocative melodies of Tchaikovsky’s Violin Concerto to the vocal brilliance of Donizetti's forgotten songs, these events promise an unforgettable experience. With performances by renowned artists like Johan Dalene and Chris de Burgh, and the return of Ennio Morricone's celebrated scores, there is something for everyone. Join us in London as we celebrate the timeless beauty and power of music.

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Cadogan Hall in London is set to host a series of extraordinary musical events from March to June 2025, featuring an array of captivating performances. From Broadway classics by John Barrowman to the profound emotional depths explored by Kingston Choral Society, and the exhilarating symphonies performed by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, this concert series promises a rich tapestry of sounds and styles. Join us as we delve into the details of each event, celebrating the artists and their exceptional contributions to the world of music.

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Roderick Williams

Andrew Griffiths

Sophie Bevan

Cadogan Hall

A timeless Christmas tradition bathed in candlelight. Step into the gentle glow of a candlelit-style setting and experience the true spirit of the season with Candlelit Carols, a heartwarming evening of music.

This enchanting concert blends uplifting carols and cherished seasonal classics in a beautifully staged setting. Let the soaring soprano of Harriet Eyley, the elegance of the Mozart Festival Orchestra, and the refined direction of Steven Devine transport you with a festive programme.

Whether you’re continuing a family tradition or discovering something new, this candlelit concert is the perfect way to welcome the festive season.

Candlelit Carols

Cadogan Hall 

Immerse yourself in the sparkle of Johann Strauss with the lively Overture to Die Fledermaus, the exuberant Tritsch-Tratsch Polka, and the glittering Blue Danube Waltz. Be swept away by the romance of Tchaikovsky’s Sleeping Beauty Waltz and the festive magic of his Nutcracker Suite.

Adding to the celebration, soprano Claire Wild brings the beauty of the golden operetta age to life with show-stopping arias and songs by Lehár, Strauss, and Suppé – from the fiery ‘Meine Lippen, sie küssen so heiß’ to the playful ‘Laughing Song’ from Die Fledermaus.

Viennese Christmas Spectacular by Candelight

Ballet Nights returns for a special New Year’s Day concert at Cadogan Hall, London – the perfect way to welcome 2026 in style.

This unique celebration blends world-class dance with groundbreaking new creations and sensational live music drawn from across the globe. An unforgettable evening designed to mark the first day of the year.

Audiences will experience the thrill of international stars and bold emerging voices, featuring Gareth Haw, Principal of the English National Ballet, Liudmila Konovalova, Prima Ballerina of the Vienna State Ballet, and Kevin Poeung, Principal of Northern Ballet.

Ballet Nights

Lee Fields, the legendary soul singer celebrated by Rolling Stone for his “classic American soul sound”, brings his electrifying presence to Cadogan Hall for one unforgettable night. With a career spanning over five decades, Fields has mesmerised audiences across the globe – from Carnegie Hall to Coachella – with his extraordinary voice and timeless grooves.

Sometimes nicknamed ‘Little JB’ for his physical and vocal resemblance to James Brown, he has recorded with Kool and the Gang, Hip Huggers, O.V. Wright, Darrell Banks, Little Royal, and more.

Lee Fields

With her unmistakably raw, powerful, and soul-stirring voice, Leela James brings her timeless blend of classic soul and contemporary R&B to Cadogan Hall for one unforgettable night.

Since her 2005 debut, A Change Is Gonna Come, Leela has earned acclaim with hits like ‘Fall For You’, ‘Complicated’, and ‘Say That’ featuring Anthony Hamilton – delivering seven Top 20 R&B singles and two Billboard No. 1s.

Crowned ‘The Goddaughter of Soul’ by James Brown himself, Leela’s live shows are celebrated for their emotional depth, vocal fire, and unfiltered authenticity.

Leela James

Join the Pink Singers for a night of power, pride, and resilience, as they journey in song through darkness and into the light.

In You Are Not Alone, this 90-strong LGBTQ+ choir performs songs by inspiring artists that explore life’s challenges and celebrate the unbreakable strength to be found in community and within ourselves in troubled times.

Conducted by Olivia Doust, the choir channel queer joy, singing new arrangements of well-known pop, soul and R&B classics alongside contemporary choral music from composers Katerina Gimon, Mari Esabel Valverde, and James Woodhall.

Pink Singers

Scottish-Egyptian instrumentalists and composers The Ayoub Sisters celebrate their tenth anniversary with an evening of transformative music which blends Western classical, Arabic and Celtic traditions.

Since rising to stardom when their debut album premiered at No. 1 in the Official Classical Charts, The Ayoub Sisters have captivated audiences worldwide – from the Royal Albert Hall and Cairo Opera House to Glastonbury, the BBC Proms and beyond.

The Ayoub Sisters

Led by Mike Oldfield’s long-term collaborator Robin Smith, a superb ensemble performs favourite pieces from all three Tubular Bells albums.

The Best of Mike Oldfield’s Tubular Bells I II & III celebrates the brilliance of these iconic and seminal musical pieces, featuring an expansive live group, led and arranged by Mike Oldfield’s long-term collaborator Robin Smith, which will see the whole of Tubular Bells I performed in full, along with extended sections of Tubular Bells ll and lll, as well as worldwide hit single ‘Moonlight Shadow’.

The Best of Mike Oldfield’s Tubular Bells I, II & III

The Academy of St Martin in the Fields joins its Music Director, virtuoso violinist Joshua Bell for a programme featuring Brahms’ magnificent Violin Concerto, showcasing some of Brahms’ richest writing, and Schumann’s vibrant, energetic and joyful ‘Spring’ Symphony No. 1 – both directed by Joshua from the violin.

The programme will also include Kevin Puts’ extraordinary Earth – a contribution to Joshua’s Elements project, consisting of five new commissions shaped around water, air, fire, space and earth. Shaped around a four-note ostinato and lyrical phrases that are traded between the violin and orchestra, Puts’ work is an example of the stability and endurance of this element, as well as acting as a reverent tribute to planet Earth.

Academy of St Martin in the Fields & Joshua Bell

Destiny’s shadow hangs powerfully over Tchaikovsky’s last symphony: nine days after he conducted its premiere in St Petersburg, the composer was dead. He was 53 years old.

His doctors blamed his mysterious death on cholera, contracted from drinking unboiled water. But whether he drank that glass deliberately remains the subject of intense debate.

Odyssey explores Tchaikovsky’s psychology through the last two big orchestral works he completed. One, a light-hearted piece of brilliant balletic fantasy, the other this melancholic symphony, which he described as being “saturated with myself” and the best thing he would ever write.

Odyssey Festival Orchestra

Guitar icon Tommy Emmanuel CGP is no stranger to iconic stages from Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium to Paris’ L’Olympia. The legendary entertainer has dazzled audiences across the world.

Tommy has a Grammy Award, multiple ARIA Awards and countless accolades, but nothing means more to Tommy than the three letters Chet Atkins designated at the end of Tommy’s name: CGP. The title of Certified Guitar Player was the highest honour Atkins could bestow on another player – a signifier that the recipient had not only mastered the instrument but taken it to new vistas and become a guiding light for the next generation of pickers.

Tommy Emmanuel CGP

The night Benny Goodman and his Orchestra performed at Carnegie Hall in January 1938 is celebrated in this joyous and complete recreation from Pete Long and his Goodmen.

Everything is there – the exciting Big Band swing, the fiery trio and quartet numbers and the famous grand finale Sing Sing Sing, all played with the utmost authenticity that transports you back to this momentous musical event of 80 years ago.

The Benny Goodman Orchestra’s Famous 1938 Carnegie Hall Concert

Kingston Choral Society, under the vibrant and versatile baton of Andrew Griffiths, is joined by Sophie Bevan and Roderick Williams, two of the brightest stars of the British singing firmament, for a programme suffused with musical colour and profound emotion.

Kingston Choral Society

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