Join us at the Royal Festival Hall for an unforgettable evening as Nobuyuki Tsujii, the extraordinary pianist affectionately known as Nobu, takes the stage to perform Chopin on Thursday, 30 January 2025, at 7:30 pm. This concert promises to be a showcase of sparkling masterworks, featuring Tchaikovsky's Capriccio Italien, Chopin's Piano Concerto No. 1, and Bartók's Concerto for Orchestra, under the baton of conductor Santtu-Matias Rouvali.

Nobu, who has been blind from birth, is celebrated for his remarkable technique and sincere emotional expression, qualities that shine through in his performance of Chopin’s First Piano Concerto. The evening will begin with the vibrant trumpet fanfares of Tchaikovsky’s Capriccio Italien, a piece inspired by the composer's time in Rome and bursting with local color. The concert will conclude with Bartók’s Concerto for Orchestra, a piece that highlights the individual brilliance of each musician on stage, composed even as Bartók faced his final illness with a spirit full of energy and life.

Tickets are priced between £15 and £75, with priority booking available for Friends of the Philharmonia. General booking opens at 10am on Tuesday, 23 April. This event is not just a concert but an experience, with a running time of approximately 1 hour and 50 minutes, including an interval. Recommended for ages 7 and up, attendees can also look forward to free printed programmes available at the venue, with digital programme notes accessible a week before the event.

Don't miss this opportunity to witness Nobuyuki Tsujii's incredible talent and the Philharmonia Orchestra's dedication to presenting thrilling performances. Secure your seats for a night of exquisite music at one of London's most iconic venues. For more information and to book your tickets, contact the Philharmonia Box Office at 0800 652 6717, Monday to Friday, 10am to 5pm.

Nobuyuki Tsujii plays Chopin

Royal Festival Hall

Experience the transformative power of Johannes Brahms' Symphony No. 4 with the London Symphony Orchestra under the baton of Sir Simon Rattle. This special "Half Six Fix" concert, taking place on Wednesday, 8th January 2025 at 6:30 pm at the Barbican, offers a unique, hour-long format designed to enrich your evening. Sir Simon Rattle, both conductor and presenter, will guide you through the intricacies and emotional depths of Brahms' final symphony, making this event not just a concert but an immersive journey into the heart of classical music.

The "Half Six Fix" series is celebrated for its early evening concerts that provide live introductions from the musicians and conductors, bringing the audience closer to the music and the creators behind it. With screens in the hall to enhance your experience, this concert promises an intimate exploration of Brahms' masterpiece, known for its tragic undertones yet vigorous and warm orchestral colors. From the yearning sighs of the opening movement to the solemn, fiery conclusion, Rattle and the LSO promise to draw out the composer’s unique blend of solemnity and vigor.

Tickets are available at various price points, with a booking fee applicable for online or phone transactions. For those looking to save, the Half Six Fix Season Pass offers a guaranteed Wildcard for all eight concerts in the season, alongside other discount options for groups, young people, students, and Barbican Access Members.

Booking your tickets is easy and can be done online at lso.co.uk or barbican.org.uk, by phone, or in person at the Barbican Centre. For any inquiries or further information on refunds, exchanges, and booking discounts, please contact the Barbican Box Office.

Don't miss this opportunity to kick-start your evening with the London Symphony Orchestra and Sir Simon Rattle, exploring the tragic beauty and profound depth of Brahms' Symphony No. 4.

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Half Six Fix: Brahms

Barbican Centre

**Boulez, Benjamin, and Brahms 4: A Musical Celebration with the London Symphony Orchestra**

Join us for an enchanting evening of music as the London Symphony Orchestra presents "Boulez, Benjamin, and Brahms 4" at the Barbican on Thursday, 9 January 2025, at 7 pm. This special concert, under the baton of Sir Simon Rattle and featuring the extraordinary soprano Barbara Hannigan, promises a bewitching programme that contrasts the glittering soundscapes of Pierre Boulez, the lyrical world premiere from George Benjamin, and the grandeur of Johannes Brahms’ Symphony No. 4.

**Programme Highlights:**
- **Pierre Boulez:** Éclat – 8 mins
- **George Benjamin:** Interludes and Aria from Lessons in Love and Violence (World Premiere) – 15 mins
- **Interval**
- **Johannes Brahms:** Symphony No. 4 – 42 mins

**Performers:**
- **Conductor:** Sir Simon Rattle
- **Soprano:** Barbara Hannigan
- **Orchestra:** London Symphony Orchestra

The concert will conclude at approximately 8:35 pm, including a 20-minute interval. 

**Ticket Information:**
Tickets are available at various price points (£70, £55, £39, £26, £18) with a £4 booking fee per online/phone transaction. Special discounts are available, including Wildcards (£12/£16) for guaranteed entry with seat allocation on the day, multibuy discounts of up to 40%, and special rates for groups, students, and 18s-and-under.

**About the Concert:**
2025 marks the centenary year of legendary composer and conductor Pierre Boulez, and Sir Simon Rattle pays tribute with a performance of Éclat, a seminal piece exploring the essence of sound. The concert also features a world premiere from George Benjamin, created as a gift for Rattle’s 70th birthday, alongside Brahms’ tragically grand Symphony No. 4, full of melody and warm orchestral colours.

This concert is not just a performance but a celebration of musical innovation, creativity, and the enduring legacy of these composers. Join us for an unforgettable night of music with the London Symphony Orchestra at the Barbican.

**Booking and Additional Information:**
For tickets and further details, please visit the LSO website or the Barbican website. You can also book by phone or in person at the Barbican Centre. Don’t miss this opportunity to experience the magic of live music with the London Symphony Orchestra.

Boulez, Benjamin and Brahms 4

Join the London Symphony Orchestra for a captivating evening of British music, featuring the works of Tippett, Turnage, and Vaughan Williams. This special concert, set to take place at the Barbican on Sunday, 12 January 2025 at 7pm, celebrates Sir Simon Rattle’s 70th birthday with an all-British program inspired by opera and jazz, including an unmissable world premiere.

The evening will commence with Michael Tippett's "Ritual Dances" from "The Midsummer Marriage," a piece overflowing with mythology and symbolism. The concert will then introduce the world premiere of Mark-Anthony Turnage's "Sco Guitar Concerto," a piece commissioned for this occasion, featuring legendary jazz guitarist John Scofield. The program will conclude with Ralph Vaughan Williams' deeply moving "Symphony No. 5," a work that transitions from a wistful opening to a serene and meditative conclusion.

Under the baton of Sir Simon Rattle, and with the special participation of John Scofield, the London Symphony Orchestra will navigate through a range of orchestral colors and styles, showcasing the exceptional talent and versatility of its musicians. This concert promises to be a memorable event, not only in celebration of Sir Simon Rattle's milestone birthday but also as a testament to the rich legacy of British music.

Tickets are available in various price ranges, with discounts available for multiple bookings, young people, students, and groups. The concert will conclude at approximately 9pm, including a 20-minute interval. Don't miss this extraordinary evening of music at the Barbican, a highlight of the London Symphony Orchestra's 2024/25 season.

Tippett, Turnage and Vaughan Williams 5

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Join the London Symphony Orchestra (LSO) for a remarkable evening dedicated to the legacy of Pierre Boulez, a towering figure in contemporary music. This special concert, part of the LSO Futures series, is set to take place at the Barbican on Sunday, 26 January 2025, at 7pm. Under the baton of François-Xavier Roth, a fervent champion of Boulez's work, the orchestra will explore the profound influence of Boulez through a blend of his compositions and those of his beloved Debussy, alongside the excitement of three world premieres.

The concert will feature Debussy's "Gigues" and "Ibéria" from "Trois images pour orchestre," showcasing the composer's revolutionary musical language and precise sound worlds that Boulez so admired. Boulez's own "Notations Nos 1, 2, 3, 4 & 7" will be presented, pieces that began as piano compositions and were later transformed by Boulez into vivid orchestral works.

Adding to the evening's allure are world premieres by Olga Neuwirth, Rafael Marino Arcaro, and Lara Agar, co-commissioned by the LSO. These pieces draw inspiration from Boulez's pioneering spirit and innovative use of color and form, promising a night of fresh and engaging music.

The concert is not only a tribute to Boulez in his centenary year but also a celebration of the future of music, with the LSO at the forefront of commissioning and performing new works. The event will conclude at approximately 8:50 pm, including a 20-minute interval.

Tickets are available in various price ranges, with discounts offered for multiple bookings, young people, students, and groups. For those looking for a unique experience, Wildcards offer guaranteed entry with seat allocation on the day of the concert. This is an opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of contemporary classical music and to celebrate the enduring legacy of Pierre Boulez with the London Symphony Orchestra.

LSO Futures: Homage to Pierre Boulez

**The Boulez Effect: An Afternoon Symposium**

**Date & Time:** Monday 27 January 2025, 4.30pm  
**Location:** Milton Court Concert Hall  
**Tickets:** Sold Out  
**Price:** £20 (includes entry to evening concert, ticket to be collected on the day), £10 (talks only)  
**Booking Fee:** £4 per online/phone transaction  

Dive into the profound legacy of Pierre Boulez at this exclusive afternoon symposium held at Milton Court. This event promises an enriching exploration of Boulez's life, his groundbreaking works, and his indelible influence on the music world. Attendees will gain insights into Boulez's relationship with the London Symphony Orchestra through engaging talks, guest speaker appearances, and commentary from François-Xavier Roth, the LSO's Principal Guest Conductor.

The symposium will be chaired by Kate Molleson, with notable contributions from Laurent Bayle, Roger Wright, and David Alberman. While the full programme is yet to be announced, attendees can expect a comprehensive look at Boulez's contributions to music and his lasting impact.

Ticket holders for this event will also enjoy entry to an evening concert, with concert tickets to be collected on the day of the symposium. For those interested in the talks only, a £10 ticket option is available.

**Booking Your Tickets:**  
- Online at lso.co.uk or barbican.org.uk  
- By phone on +44 20 7870 2500 (Monday to Friday, 12-5.30pm)  
- In person at the Barbican Centre (no booking fee)

**Refunds and Exchanges:**  
Contact the Box Office at least 24 hours before the performance (two weeks for group bookings) to exchange your tickets for another LSO concert or a Barbican credit voucher, valid for six months. A per-ticket administration fee applies.

For any questions regarding your booking, please contact the Barbican Box Office at tickets@barbican.org.uk.

Don't miss this unique opportunity to delve into the world of Pierre Boulez and discover the labyrinth of music he has left behind for us to explore.

The Boulez Effect

Milton Court Concert Hall

Join us for a captivating evening of music as we celebrate the centenary of Pierre Boulez with "Boulez 100: Chamber Concert" performed by the London Symphony Orchestra Chamber Ensemble. This special event will take place at the Milton Court Concert Hall on Monday, 27 January 2025, at 7:30 pm.

The concert promises a fascinating exploration of Boulez's work, featuring pieces that showcase the innovative and intricate compositions of one of the most influential figures in contemporary music. The program includes:

- "Messagesquisse" (7 mins)
- "Dérive 1" (7 mins)
- "Fanfare for the 80th Birthday of Georg Solti" (5 mins)
- "Sonatine for Flute and Piano" (12 mins)
- "Anthèmes 2 for Violin and Electronics" (24 mins)

Under the baton of François-Xavier Roth, one of the world’s leading Boulez conductors, and featuring violinist Benjamin Marquise Gilmore, the LSO Chamber Ensemble will guide you through a riveting journey into the musical labyrinth of Boulez's creations. The concert will conclude at approximately 8:30 pm.

Tickets are priced at £15 and £18, with a £4 booking fee per online/phone transaction. However, you can save on your booking with our Wildcards for guaranteed entry, Multibuy Discounts of up to 40%, and special rates for groups, students, and 18s-and-under.

This event is not just a concert but a celebration of music's eternal mystery through the lens of Pierre Boulez's groundbreaking compositions. Don't miss this opportunity to experience the depth and breadth of Boulez's genius performed by the world-renowned LSO Chamber Ensemble.

Book your tickets now and be part of this unique musical celebration.

Boulez 100: Chamber Concert

### Event Description

**Magnus Lindberg's Clarinet Concerto with Michael Collins - Kensington Symphony Orchestra**

**Date:** Saturday, 25 January 2025  
**Time:** 7:30 PM  
**Venue:** Queen Elizabeth Hall, Southbank Centre

Join the Kensington Symphony Orchestra (KSO) for an enchanting evening at the Southbank Centre, featuring a captivating performance of Magnus Lindberg’s Clarinet Concerto with the renowned soloist Michael Collins. Under the baton of conductor Russell Keable, the program will also include:

- **Ravel:** Rapsodie espagnole
- **Prokofiev:** Lieutenant Kijé
- **Ravel:** La valse

The KSO, celebrated as one of the finest non-professional orchestras in the UK, promises a night of exceptional music-making. Don’t miss this opportunity to experience a concert that blends the talents of dedicated amateur musicians with the expertise of distinguished professionals.

**Soloist:** Michael Collins, Clarinet  
**Conductor:** Russell Keable

For more information and to purchase tickets, please visit the Southbank Centre's website.

Magnus Lindberg's Clarinet Concerto with Michael Collins

Southbank Centre

### Event Description: LPO Showcase: Foyle Future Firsts and the Royal Academy of Music

**Date and Time:** Wednesday, 15 January 2025, 6:00 PM  
**Location:** Royal Festival Hall, London

**Event Overview:**
Join us for an inspiring evening at the Royal Festival Hall as the London Philharmonic Orchestra (LPO) presents the "LPO Showcase: Foyle Future Firsts and the Royal Academy of Music." This event is a unique collaboration that bridges the gap between education and professional performance, featuring the talented musicians from the LPO’s Foyle Future Firsts Development Programme, students from the Royal Academy of Music, and members of the LPO.

**Performers:**
- **Conductor:** Edward Gardner, Principal Conductor of the LPO
- **Musicians:** Foyle Future First musicians, students from the Royal Academy of Music, and members of the LPO

**Programme:**
The evening's programme is inspired by the theme of memory and includes:
- **Ravel’s Le Tombeau de Couperin:** Each movement of this piece is dedicated to the memory of a friend of the composer who died in the First World War.
- **Additional Related Repertoire:** Other pieces that complement the theme of memory.

**Admission:**
This event is free to attend, and no booking is required. Simply arrive at the Royal Festival Hall auditorium to enjoy the performance.

**Support and Acknowledgements:**
The Foyle Future Firsts Development Programme 2024/25 is generously funded by the Foyle Foundation. Instrument chairs are kindly supported by:
- David Burke & Valerie Graham (clarinet)
- John & Sam Dawson (percussion)
- Judy Wrightson & Tony Llewellyn (violin)

**Additional Information:**
For more details and to stay updated on future events, sign up for our mailing list.

Don't miss this opportunity to witness the future stars of orchestral music in a vibrant and moving performance. See you at the Royal Festival Hall!

LPO Showcase: Foyle Future Firsts and the Royal Academy of Music

### Event Description: Strauss, Berg & Brahms - LPO

**Event Title:** Strauss, Berg & Brahms - LPO

**Date and Time:** Wednesday, 15 January 2025, 7:30 PM

**Location:** Royal Festival Hall, London

**Ticket Price:** £7 - £70

**Event Overview:**
Join the London Philharmonic Orchestra for an evening of profound musical exploration as they present works by Richard Strauss, Alban Berg, and Johannes Brahms. Under the baton of Principal Conductor Edward Gardner, and featuring the exceptional violinist Isabelle Faust, this concert promises to be a deeply moving experience.

**Programme:**
- **Richard Strauss:** Metamorphosen (26 minutes)
- **Alban Berg:** Violin Concerto (28 minutes)
- **Johannes Brahms:** Symphony No. 2 (40 minutes)

**Performers:**
- **Edward Gardner:** Conductor
- **Isabelle Faust:** Violin

**Event Highlights:**
- **Richard Strauss’s Metamorphosen:** A poignant reflection on the devastation of wartime Germany, this piece is both a lament and a testament to resilience.
- **Alban Berg’s Violin Concerto:** Dedicated to the memory of a young girl, this concerto transforms personal grief into a universal expression of beauty and sorrow.
- **Brahms’s Symphony No. 2:** Composed in the serene Austrian Alps, this symphony radiates warmth and joy, yet carries an undercurrent of introspection.

**Special Offers:**
- **Multi-Buy Series Discounts:** Save up to 30% on full-price tickets at the Southbank Centre, London, by booking multiple concerts.
- **Group Discounts:** Book 10 or more seats to access discounted tickets for Southbank Centre concerts.

**Related Event:**
- **LPO Showcase: Foyle Future Firsts and the Royal Academy of Music**
  - **Date and Time:** Wednesday, 15 January 2025, 6:00 PM
  - **Description:** Join the current cohort of Future Firsts, students from the Royal Academy of Music, and members of the LPO for a vibrant performance conducted by Edward Gardner.

**Booking Information:**
- **Book Now:** [Link to purchase tickets]

**Additional Information:**
- **Insight and Commitment:** Edward Gardner and Isabelle Faust are renowned for their deep musical insight and commitment, ensuring every note resonates with emotion, whether tragic, troubled, or joyful.

**Quotes:**
- "Isabelle Faust is a fearless leader in the realms of the violin." - Süddeutsche Zeitung

**Watch More:**
- **Brahms, Symphony No. 2 I. Allegro non troppo**
- **Timpani Moments Brahms 2: I. Allegro Non Troppo**

**On the LPO Label:**
- **Recording:** Brahms: Symphonies Nos. 1 & 2

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Experience the transformative power of live music with the London Philharmonic Orchestra. Book your tickets now for an unforgettable evening.

Strauss, Berg & Brahms

### Event Description: On the Transmigration of Souls - LPO

**Event Title:** On the Transmigration of Souls - LPO

**Date and Time:** Saturday, 18 January 2025, 7:30 PM

**Location:** Royal Festival Hall, London

**Tickets:** £7 - £70 (Book Now)

**Event Overview:**
Join the London Philharmonic Orchestra for an evocative evening of choral masterpieces under the baton of Conductor Emeritus Vladimir Jurowski. This concert, part of the "Moments Remembered" theme, features two monumental choral works that span centuries, offering a profound exploration of memory and meaning.

**Programme:**
1. **Haydn - Missa in tempore belli (41')**
   - A joyous Mass setting that subtly hints at the distant rumble of conflict.
   
2. **György Kurtág - Petite musique solennelle (6')**
   - A moment of solemn reflection, inviting the audience to delve into their own memories.

3. **John Adams - On the Transmigration of Souls (25')**
   - A poignant tribute to the victims of 9/11, contrasting yet complementing Haydn's work with its modern resonance.

**Performers:**
- **Vladimir Jurowski** - Conductor
- **Anna Devin** - Soprano
- **Hanna Hipp** - Mezzo-soprano
- **Rupert Charlesworth** - Tenor
- **Trevor Eliot Bowes** - Bass
- **London Philharmonic Choir**

**Special Pre-Concert Event:**
- **Time:** 6:15 PM - 6:45 PM
- **Location:** Royal Festival Hall
- **Details:** A free talk by LPO 2024/25 Writer-in-Residence Jeremy Eichler on the evening’s programme.

**Offers & Discounts:**
- **Multi-Buy Series Discounts:** Save up to 30% on full-price tickets at the Southbank Centre, London.
- **Group Bookings:** Book 10 or more seats to access discounted tickets for Southbank Centre concerts.

**Critical Acclaim:**
"Magnificently played and totally cogent account . . . with the London Philharmonic providing razor-sharp accompaniment under Vladimir Jurowski's superb direction." - The Times

**Additional Information:**
For more details and to book tickets, visit the London Philharmonic Orchestra's website. Sign up for the mailing list to stay updated on future events and offers.

On the Transmigration of Souls

### Event Description: Vivaldi's Four Seasons - LPO

**Event Title:** Vivaldi's Four Seasons - LPO

**Date and Time:** Wednesday, 22 January 2025, 7:30 PM

**Venue:** Queen Elizabeth Hall, London

**Ticket Prices:** £10.50 - £45

**Event Overview:**
Experience the timeless beauty of Vivaldi's Four Seasons performed live by the London Philharmonic Orchestra. This evening promises to be a captivating journey through the evocative sounds of Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter, brought to life by the Baroque specialist Richard Egarr and the LPO’s own Alice Ivy-Pemberton on violin.

**Program:**
- **Perry:** Requiem for Orchestra (7 minutes)
- **Evan Williams:** Dead White Man Music Concerto for Harpsichord and Chamber Ensemble (31 minutes)
- **Vivaldi:** The Four Seasons (45 minutes)

**Performers:**
- **Richard Egarr:** Conductor/Harpsichord
- **Alice Ivy-Pemberton:** Violin

**Special Notes:**
As part of the "Moments Remembered" season, the concert will also feature a Vivaldi-inspired Requiem by African-American composer Julia Perry and a provocative piece by Evan Williams that explores his place in classical music as a young African-American composer.

**Offers & Discounts:**
- **Multi-Buy Series Discounts:** Save up to 30% on full-price tickets at the Southbank Centre, London.
- **Group Bookings:** Book 10 or more seats to access discounted tickets for Southbank Centre concerts.

**Booking Information:**
Secure your tickets now to ensure you don't miss this exquisite performance. [Book Now]

**Critical Acclaim:**
"The most sheerly exquisite playing came in the second movement. The tenderly beautiful solos by the LPO’s recently appointed co-leader Alice Ivy-Pemberton were the icing on the deliciously swaying slow-waltz cake." - The Guardian

Join us for an unforgettable evening of classical music that continues to inspire and enchant audiences worldwide.

Vivaldi's Four Seasons

### An Evening with Amjad Ali Khan - London Philharmonic Orchestra

**Date and Time:** Saturday, 25 January 2025, 7:30 PM  
**Location:** Royal Festival Hall, London

#### Event Overview:
Join us for a mesmerizing evening featuring the legendary Sarod Grand Master Amjad Ali Khan, accompanied by his virtuoso sons, Amaan Ali Bangash and Ayaan Ali Bangash. This unique concert, conducted by the talented Lidiya Yankovskaya, promises to be a cultural journey that bridges continents and musical traditions.

#### Program Highlights:
- **Reena Esmail:** "REMember" - A vibrant new overture by the Indian-American composer.
- **Amjad Ali Khan:** "Samaagam Concerto for Sarod" - A 70-minute concerto showcasing the intricate and soulful sounds of the sarod.
- **A.R. Rahman:** Selections from iconic film soundtracks, including "Slumdog Millionaire" and "Bombay," celebrating the works of the composer known as the "Mozart of Madras."

#### Performers:
- **Lidiya Yankovskaya:** Conductor
- **Amjad Ali Khan:** Sarod Virtuoso
- **Amaan Ali Bangash:** Sarod
- **Ayaan Ali Bangash:** Sarod

#### Ticket Information:
- **Price Range:** £7 - £70
- **Booking:** [Book Now](#)

#### Special Offers:
- **Multi-Buy Series Discounts:** Save up to 30% on full-price tickets at the Southbank Centre, London.
- **Group Discounts:** Book 10 or more seats to access discounted tickets for Southbank Centre concerts.

#### Reviews:
"Khan is a spiritual, expressive musician, a technically brilliant and inventive player." - The Inquirer

Don't miss this extraordinary event that promises to be a celebration of musical excellence and cultural fusion. Secure your tickets now and be part of an unforgettable evening with Amjad Ali Khan and the London Philharmonic Orchestra.

An evening with Amjad Ali Khan

### Event Description: Benjamin Grosvenor Plays Mozart with the London Philharmonic Orchestra

**Event Title:** Benjamin Grosvenor Plays Mozart - LPO

**Date and Time:** Wednesday, 29 January 2025, 6:30 PM

**Location:** Royal Festival Hall, London

**Ticket Prices:** £7 - £70

**Event Overview:**
Join the London Philharmonic Orchestra for an enchanting evening of classical music featuring the renowned pianist Benjamin Grosvenor. Under the baton of LPO Principal Guest Conductor Karina Canellakis, the concert promises to be a captivating experience, blending the timeless beauty of Mozart with the evocative power of Sibelius.

**Program:**
- **Sibelius:** En Saga (17 minutes)
- **Mozart:** Piano Concerto No. 21, K467 (29 minutes)
- **Sibelius:** Lemminkäinen Suite (44 minutes)

**Performers:**
- **Conductor:** Karina Canellakis
- **Piano:** Benjamin Grosvenor

**Highlights:**
- Benjamin Grosvenor will bring to life the majesty, beauty, and unchained melody of Mozart’s 21st Piano Concerto.
- The concert will open with Sibelius’s gripping evocation of the Viking age, followed by the vivid and powerful retelling of ancient Finnish tales in the Lemminkäinen Suite.

**Special Notes:**
- The concert is generously supported by Victoria Robey CBE.
- The Financial Times praises Grosvenor as "the real deal."

**Offers & Discounts:**
- **Multi-Buy Series Discounts:** Save up to 30% on full-price tickets at the Southbank Centre, London.
- **Group Discounts:** Book 10 or more seats to access discounted tickets for Southbank Centre concerts.

**Booking Information:**
- **Book Now:** [Link to booking page]

**Additional Information:**
- Sign up to the LPO mailing list for updates and more information on future events.

Experience the wonder of live music with the London Philharmonic Orchestra and Benjamin Grosvenor in a concert that promises both sunlight and shadow, majesty and beauty. Secure your tickets now for an unforgettable evening at the Royal Festival Hall.

Benjamin Grosvenor plays Mozart

Experience highlights from the hit BBC series on the big screen with live orchestral music from the BBC Symphony Orchestra, conducted and presented by the series’ composer George Fenton.

Wild Isles: Live in Concert

Hush…when the great Finnish composer Kaija Saariaho died in 2023, she left behind her a trumpet concerto unlike any other, crafted to showcase the remarkable, genre-crossing artistry of trumpeter Verneri Pohjola. He gives its UK premiere tonight. a final, profoundly moving testament from one of our century’s greatest creative spirits, as she took her own “journey to silence”.

A Meditation on Life

“Whirlwinds of danger are raging around us…on with the fight, for the cause of humanity!” Shostakovich’s massive 11th Symphony was inspired by a revolution that failed, and from the roar of the crowds to the thunder of gunfire, it’s never seemed more relevant, or more urgent. Guest conductor Jakub Hrusa understands the power of history, making this a timely – and thrilling – climax to a concert of contrasts

Hrusa conducts Beethoven and Shostakovich

Music thrives on change: for centuries, great composers have channelled the spirit of their age into music that shocked some and gripped others – but has never lost its power to thrill. Stravinsky’s taboo-smashing ballet provides the final blast tonight, as Vasily Petrenko conducts this explosive opening concert of the RPO’s new series. But first he explores the rich, strange and sometimes violent new sounds that Alban Berg created in the Vienna of Klimt and Mahler. And he is joined by the superb British pianist Paul Lewis in a masterpiece that broke all the rules and still sounds just as exciting today as when it was premiered. It’s the concerto they call the ‘Emperor’: daring, majestic and filled from beginning to end with the irrepressible genius of Ludwig van Beethoven.

Stravinsky’s The Rite of Spring

Set in the heart of Mayfair, the Lansdowne Club’s exclusive Grade II listed ballroom is an elegant backdrop to this intimate evening of song. The night begins with a welcome drink at 7:00 PM followed by the performance at 7:30 PM and post-concert reception with the artists.

Lluís Calvet i Pey and James Southall Salon Concert

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