Have you missed the tingle of a live performance? Experience bespoke one-to-one performances by leading musicians in a safe environment. Individuals or groups of up to six people can share their personal lockdown story or mood with one of the guest artists who will prescribe a piece of music or a literary response.
We invite you to step over the Kings Place threshold to experience a bespoke performance with violinists Rakhi and Simmy Singh. Have you missed the tingle of a live performance? Experience bespoke one-to-one performances by leading musicians
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We invite you to step over the Kings Place threshold to experience a bespoke one-to-one performance with violinist Thomas Gould. Have you missed the tingle of a live performance? Experience bespoke one-to-one performances by leading musicians in
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This cantata is all about healing and enlightenment, reflecting on humanity’s salvation by God’s grace alone. The dramatic weight of this music is emphasised by the voice of Christ in three sermon-like solos, performed by Rising Star bass Dominic Sedgwick.
Charismatic South African cellist, composer and vocalist Abel Selaocoe, shares music from his new album in this special opening weekend recital.
Charismatic South African cellist, composer and vocalist Abel Selaocoe, shares music from his new album in this special opening weekend recital.
This is a momentous occasion for The Sixteen, their first live concert after six months of lockdown. As Harry Christophers writes, ‘Those months have given us lots of time to reflect on what is important
This is a momentous occasion for The Sixteen, their first live concert after six months of lockdown. As Harry Christophers writes, ‘Those months have given us lots of time to reflect on what is important
The Music: BWV 138 is often described as one of Bach’s more experimental and modern cantatas. The text draws upon the conflicting feelings of anxiety for what is unknown and the need to place faithful
‘I Fagiolini’s consort and solo singing are exemplary.’ Gramophone ‘This is serious musicianship that never takes itself too seriously – the Holy Grail of concert-going’ The Spectator As the focus on climate change grows, I Fagiolini sings
‘I Fagiolini’s consort and solo singing are exemplary.’ Gramophone ‘This is serious musicianship that never takes itself too seriously – the Holy Grail of concert-going’ The Spectator As the focus on climate change grows, I Fagiolini sings
‘The singing of VOCES8 is impeccable in its quality of tone and balance. They bring a new dimension to the word ‘ensemble’’ Gramophone Magazine ‘The slickest of the lot... fans of a cappella ought to hear this.’ CD Review, BBC
‘The singing of VOCES8 is impeccable in its quality of tone and balance. They bring a new dimension to the word ‘ensemble’’ Gramophone Magazine ‘The slickest of the lot... fans of a cappella ought to hear this.’ CD Review, BBC
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Leading physicist in spacetime wormholes Dr Fay Dowker, talks us through the competing philosophies on the passage of time, if, indeed, time passes at all.
Vadym Kholodenko is one of the most inspiring young pianists performing today. In this special recital, he plays music by four of the best-loved pianist composers: Beethoven, Mendelssohn, Rachmaninov and Albéniz.
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A lecture recital on Bach’s iconic Goldberg Variations featuring acclaimed pianist Charles Owen as well as mathematician and Simonyi Professor for the Public Understanding of Science, Marcus du Sautoy.
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Beethoven stormed into Vienna in his early twenties, improvising at the piano in a dazzling new way. David Owen Norris explores this phase of Beethoven’s career with the aid of an 1802 Schantz Grand Pianoforte.
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In this afternoon recital, renowned pianist Katya Apekisheva explores three of the most fascinating early keyboard works by Beethoven.
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Celebrated composer Sally Beamish talks to Owen Mortimer (International Piano) about her new piece for two pianos, which will receive its European premiere in the Two-Piano Gala.
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Six internationally-acclaimed pianist friends team up in various pairings for an evening of enormous variety, including Stravinsky’s seminal masterpiece The Rite of Spring and a new work by Sally Beamish.
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Animals both real and fantastical will be brought to life through the imaginations of two brilliant composers, with imagery and storytelling.
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In this concert, Chiaroscuro Quartet link Mendelssohn, Purcell, Schubert and Beethoven together for a performance of extraordinary energy.
The eminent principals of the Academy of St Martin in the Fields Chamber Ensemble perform Beethoven’s Septet, a work which possesses an easy-going charm and uncontainable exuberance.
Alina Ibragimova and Cédric Tiberghien are a duo renowned throughout the world for their dynamism and expressive individuality. They perform Stravinsky’s glittering Suite italienne and more.