
Kings Place has opened an exciting new chapter for the London Chamber Music Society, which can trace its origins to Victorian music making in London in the 1870s, and the regular Sunday Concerts that developed at South Place and then the Conway Hall from 1929.
The inheritance of the Sunday concerts is special, and our concert series aims to continue that rich legacy - which has long been part of the musical life-blood of the capital - by bringing the very best classical chamber music to London audiences at affordable prices.
The list of famous artists and ensembles appearing through the years reads like a 'Who's Who' of music history, and includes Henry Wood, Frank Bridge, Albert Sammons, Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, Eugène Goossens, Eugène Ysaÿe, Percy Grainger, William Primrose, Harriet Cohen, Myra Hess, John Ireland and many more. Britain's most celebrated string quartets have regularly appeared in the Series, from the Brosa and Amadeus to the Allegri, Lindsay and Chilingirian Quartets.
The first season in our new home was a great success, with 36 wonderful concerts, many of them to full houses. Our programmes continue to feature the great chamber music of the past, especially Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert and the various Romantic masters, but to mark this important new beginning for the LCMS, we are also celebrating some of the best British chamber music for strings as well as commissioning new chamber works.
To follow last season's LCMS commission of a new piece by Thea Musgrave, this year's commission is for a new string quartet by James Francis Brown, which will be premiered by the Badke Quartet on May 16th 2010. The 33 concerts of the 2009/10 Season also premieres new works by Jacqueline Fontyn, Graham Fitkin, John Adams, Thomas Hyde and Laura Kaminsky. Our artists include some of the finest ensembles, such as the Emperor, Wihan, Chilingirian, Dante, Allegri and Fine Arts quartets, the Rosamunde Trio, Fibonacci Sequence, Raphael Wallfisch and John York, Philippe Graffin, the Hanover Band and many more.
Annual membership of the London Chamber Music Society costs only £18, which allows tickets to be purchased for only £7 per week, surely one of the best deals in London. For more information about membership please visit www.londonchambermusic.org.uk
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The London Chamber Music Society present...the Fidelio Trio
The Fidelio Trio perform Schumann, Lizt and more during the London Chamber Music Series
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Only £9.50! Your seats will be the best available left 1 hour before the performance. Book early as seats are allocated based on first come, first served.

Time: 18:30 (Sunday 14 March)
Venue: Hall One
The London Chamber Music Society presents...Utrecht Quartet
The Utrecht Quartet perform in Kings Place Hall One
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Time: 18:30 (Sunday 21 March)
Venue: Hall One
The London Chamber Music Series presents...London Concertante
The London Concertante wrap up the spring season of the London Chamber Music Series at Kings Place
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Time: 18:30 (Sunday 28 March)
Venue: Hall One
The London Chamber Music Society presents...Graffin Quartet & Denis Pascal
Philippe Graffin leads this performance of music from Haydn, Kreislet and Elgar...
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Time: 18:30 (Sunday 11 April)
Venue: Hall One
The London Chamber Music Society presents...The Greenwich Trio
The Greenwich Trio perform Beethoven's Archduke...
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Time: 18:30 (Sunday 18 April)
Venue: Hall One
The London Chamber Music Society present...Fine Arts Quartet
The Fine Arts Quartet perform music by Franck, Antheil and Haydn...
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Time: 18:30 (Sunday 25 April)
Venue: Hall One
The London Chamber Music Society presents...Mozart Piano Quartet
The renowned Mozart Piano Quartet from Germany head to Kings Place...
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Time: 18:30 (Sunday 2 May)
Venue: Hall One
The London Chamber Music Society present...James Walton & Daniel Grimwood
The Walton-Grimwood duo perform some of their favourite repertoire at Kings Place...
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Time: 18:30 (Sunday 9 May)
Venue: Hall One
The London Chamber Music Society presents...Badke Quartet
The marvellous Badke Quartet return to Kings Place...
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Time: 18:30 (Sunday 16 May)
Venue: Hall One