Witness seven outstanding young artists as they compete for Trinity Laban’s most prestigious prize – the Gold Medal 2022.
Tim Harford talks about how random obstacles and frustrations can inspire us to be more creative, and Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment perform BWV 81 Jesus schläft, was soll ich hoffen? (Jesus sleeps, what shall I hope for?)
The Sunday afternoon Guitar in London series was established by International Guitar Foundation (IGF) to present young talent as well as more established artists from around the world.
In celebration of their remarkable 50-year career, the Chilingirian Quartet's perform some of the works that have forged their reputation over the years.
The Brodsky Quartet present two towering masterpieces of the quartet repertoire, framing the London premiere of Stephen Johnson’s String Quartet.
Our upcoming Far, Far Away show features new chamber arrangements of Tchaikovsky’s enchanting ballet and piano music with an original story from our Writer in Residence Kate Wakeling.
Our upcoming Far, Far Away show features new chamber arrangements of Tchaikovsky’s enchanting ballet and piano music with an original story from our Writer in Residence Kate Wakeling.
John Lenehan (piano), Sara Trickey (violin), Sarah-Jane Bradley (viola) & Tim Lowe (cello) perform two of the most famous piano quartets in the repertoire: Mozart’s Piano Quartet in G minor paired with Fauré’s Piano Quartet in C minor.
Our upcoming Far, Far Away show features new chamber arrangements of Tchaikovsky’s enchanting ballet and piano music with an original story from our Writer in Residence Kate Wakeling.
Danish super group Theatre of Voices return to Kings Place for the world premiere of John Luther Adams’ A brief descent into deep time and David Lang’s award-winning The Little Match Girl Passion.
Our upcoming Far, Far Away show features new chamber arrangements of Tchaikovsky’s enchanting ballet and piano music with an original story from our Writer in Residence Kate Wakeling.
CRISPR is the new technique in biomedical science that allows us to effectively cut out and fix glitches in our genes. The science is still pretty new, and some might say that advancements in gene-editing is controversial. In his talk, Dr. Matthew Child gives us the opportunity to learn more about the science behind the technique, and to make up our own minds.
The award winning Solem Quartet (William Newell, Amy Tress, Stephen Upshaw & Stephanie Tress) perform the first of Bartók’s quartets, completed in 1909, and Beethoven's late, great Op. 131 Quartet.
Diving deep into Syria’s musical heritage, Ibrahim Keivo presents a spellbinding musical performance, bringing to life the rich singing traditions of the ancient civilizations that have survived in the regions that make up Northern Syria.
Makers’ Day is a free to attend opportunity to see, hear and play violin family instruments and bows. Experience the ancient craft of violin making from our members in Britain and beyond.
Acclaimed composer & clarinettist Mark Simpson is an Artist in Focus at Kings Place in 2021. Here he is joined by Leonard Elschenbroich (cello) and Richard Uttley (piano) for clarinet trios by Beethoven and Brahms. In between, we hear Simpson’s own, highly atmospheric Echoes & Embers.
Aurora Orchestra welcomes Voices Unwrapped Artist-in-Focus Roderick Williams for a special concert of journeys: from darkness to light, joy to sorrow, and regret to redemption.
A unique insight into the great composer, from a leading light of contemporary classical music, with readings by Janet Suzman.
After 400 years, the Fieri Consort reveal the newly-discovered madrigals of Maddalena Casulana alongside works by another of Italy’s greatest composers, Barbara Strozzi.
For the pre-concert event, young performers will present A Symphony Reimagined: Mendelssohn’s Symphony No. 4 ‘Italian’, their own creation based on Mendelssohn’s ‘Italian’, which will ignite the concert hall with Italian opulence.
The Bath Festival Orchestra returns to Kings Place with internationally-acclaimed Dutch cellist Ella van Poucke, who will star in Schumann’s intimate and romantic Cello Concerto in A minor.
The Bath Festival Orchestra returns to Kings Place with internationally-acclaimed Dutch cellist Ella van Poucke, who will star in Schumann’s intimate and romantic Cello Concerto in A minor.
Cellist Thomas Carroll and pianist Anthony Hewitt present two of the most popular Russian cello sonatas in this late-morning LCMS concert.
The Riot Ensemble joins Voices Unwrapped with a spell-binding, subversive programme of hidden voices.