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.
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.
The international musicians of the Rosamunde Trio are joined by violist Paul Silverthorne to perform music associated with the Slavic ‘dumka’.
In the second edition of the hugely popular hour-long series, the Brodsky Quartet perform Schubert’s last three quartets and his quintet, lovingly set up with musical preludes.
In the second edition of the hugely popular hour-long series, the Brodsky Quartet perform Schubert’s last three quartets and his quintet, lovingly set up with musical preludes.
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.
Mark Simpson performs a programme of clarinet and electronics/loops featuring world premieres, and contemporary classics by Steve Reich and Jonathan Harvey.
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.
Research on the sounds that caregivers exchange with infants has profound implications for the way we understand classical music; how we sing and play these scores and how music moves us.
Some of the best period instrument specialists in the UK, the Hanover Band are on a mission to show audiences what earlier music might have sounded like – when heard in the best possible circumstances. Thanks to their gutsy playing ‘stripping decades of varnish from the score,’ as the Times says, Handel’s ever-popular Messiah will sound fresh and new.
Join Aurora Orchestra for a glittering New Year’s Eve concert celebrating the culmination of two extraordinary series at Kings Place: London Unwrapped and Mozart’s Piano with Handel’s Water Music and Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 27.
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.
Leading vocal ensemble VOCES8 join Grammy-winning composer and conductor, Eric Whitacre, at Kings Place for a special, intimate Voices Unwrapped performance of one of his most recent works, The Sacred Veil.
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Leading vocal ensemble VOCES8 join Grammy-winning composer and conductor, Eric Whitacre, at Kings Place for a special, intimate Voices Unwrapped performance of one of his most recent works, The Sacred Veil.
The Riot Ensemble joins Voices Unwrapped with a spell-binding, subversive programme of hidden voices.
Pioneering storytellers Olga & Matthew return to Kings Place with their new show The Little Prince.
Principals and co-principals from the famous Philharmonia Orchestra are joined by American pianist Andrew Brownell in a wonderful collection of music for wind and piano.
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.
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?)