Fidelio Trio celebrates the Fidelio Trio's long-term relationships with Philip Glass, Kevin Volans and John Zorn.
Laugh for Leukaemia is back to brighten up your autumn with a star-studded comedy line-up, all for a good cause.
Winners of the 2016 BBC Radio 2 Folk Award for Best Original Track, The Rheingans Sisters make playful, powerful and richly connecting music that is wholly contemporary while deeply anchored in folk traditions.
A show all about struggling with mental health, masculinity, and the staggering accidents and near-misses that have brought the world close to global nuclear war.
London-based singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Olivia Chaney joins us to perform tracks from both her first album The Longest River and Shelter released earlier this year, described as 'an elegant, luminous album’ by the Observer.
Distinguished composer Julian Anderson and Nicholas Moroz, composer and director of Explore Ensemble, discuss Gerard Grisey and Fausto Romitelli.
Vortex Temporum is the late masterwork of pioneering spectralist Gérard Grisey, fulfilling his vision of a music that transfigures our experience of time.
The twelve songs on Blue Rose Code’s new album The Water Of Leith address themes of love, loss, travel, home, accepting the past and embracing the future.
Artistic Directors of London Piano Festival, Katya Apekisheva and Charles Owen, showcase their special collaboration in a thrillingly colourful programme featuring French and Spanish masterpieces.
Described by Jazzwise as ‘a future star of the UK Jazz scene’, Tom Barford is set to follow in the footsteps of Rob Luft and Lauren Kinsella.
One of the most fascinating pianists performing today, Konstantin Lifschitz presents a hauntingly beautiful programme which explores the interior worlds of Janáček and Schubert at their most personal. He concludes with Debussy's Preludes Book One.
Pianist and composer Leszek Możdżer is one of the great revelations of the last decade in Baltic jazz.
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A chat show and podcast recording hosted by award-winning comedian, author and accidental relationship guru Rosie Wilby.
An emotive exploration of contemporary folk music with two of the UK's foremost folk and jazz artists, Aidan O’Rourke and Kit Downes.
Paul Roberts will perform Images Books I & II and discuss the relationship between Debussy’s music and the revolutionary visual art of his period.
Pavel Kolesnikov makes a keenly anticipated Kings Place recital debut with two signature composers drawn from his extensive repertoire.
London Piano Festival once again celebrates the joys, challenges and sheer brilliance of music written for two pianos as six internationally acclaimed pianists team up in various pairings for an evening of enormous variety.
Dakhla Brass return to Kings Place to showcase their brand-new and most expansive album yet. This is demon stuff, delivered with deadly accuracy by five exceptional musicians, and it’s in a class of its own.
The Nutcracker and I by Alexandra Dariescu, is a new and innovative live performance based on the magical Christmas story, for anyone who dares to dream.
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Christoph Denoth leads the guitar on a moonlit journey through 400 years, from Dowland’s music for lute to a 21st century premiere.
Launching our new Master Series, cellist Alban Gerhardt presents the most famous of JS Bach’s solo suites, the first and last.
Ex-Easter Island Head are a UK–based musical collective composing and performing music for solid–body electric guitar, percussion and other instruments. Primarily performing as a trio, the group incorporate multiple electric guitars augmented through mechanical preparations
Jean-Efflam Bavouzet, Nicholas Collon and Aurora Chief Executive John Harte discuss their notable careers and relationship to Mozart’s music.
The kaleidoscopic artist: the composer, performer, and conductor. Mozart, Mendelssohn and Jörg Widmann all encompass these roles with equal brilliance. Aurora explores these musical extraordinaires with celebrated pianist Jean-Efflam Bavouzet.