In this special anniversary series, the acclaimed Brodsky Quartet perform Beethoven’s late string quartets, one at a time, lovingly set up with musical preludes.
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In this special anniversary series, the acclaimed Brodsky Quartet perform Beethoven’s late string quartets, one at a time, lovingly set up with musical preludes.
The neuroscience of music is starting to elucidate how music contributes to the experience of eudaimonia, a life well-lived.
The neuroscience of music is starting to elucidate how music contributes to the experience of eudaimonia, a life well-lived.
For her second concert in our Beethoven 250 series, peerless period violinist Rachel Podger and pianist Christopher Glynn embark on a journey through the composer’s forebears towards his vivacious first violin sonata. Beethoven revelled in
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In this special anniversary series, the acclaimed Brodsky Quartet perform Beethoven’s late string quartets. The cycle closes with his Op. 130, the penultimate and most radical of the last quartets.
Commissioned as part of a unique project in London Sinfonietta’s 50th Anniversary Season, Matthew Herbert’s more, more, more is his response to photographer Andreas Gursky’s photograph of a landfill site in Chimalhuacán, Mexico City.
Aurora Orchestra returns to live performance at Kings Place with a special series of intimate chamber concerts. Join us in Hall One or watch the performance live online, and celebrate Aurora’s long-awaited return to live music.
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Aurora Orchestra returns to live performance at Kings Place with a special series of intimate chamber concerts. Join us in Hall One or watch the performance live online, and celebrate Aurora’s long-awaited return to live
The London Bridge Trio – David Adams (violin), Kate Gould (cello), Daniel Tong (piano) – is joined by Gary Pomeroy, violist from the Heath Quartet, in a one-hour concert that contrasts Beethoven’s dramatic early piano trio with Dvořák’s beautiful and ever-popular Piano Quartet in E-flat.
The Brodsky Quartet are joined by tenor Daniel Norman and pianist Sholto Kynoch for a special performance of On Wenlock Edge, presented with Jeremy Hamway-Bidgood’s shadow-play film.
The young Sheku Kanneh-Mason is a cellist of enormous charisma and heart-stopping musicality. When we invited him to perform in our Master Series he chose to bring along his siblings and friends for an evening of chamber music.
The final concert in Aurora's ambitious Mozart's Piano series – a celebratory programme of music written in the final year of Mozart’s life, including his monumental Requiem and the sparkling overture to The Magic Flute.
Aurora Orchestra returns to live performance at Kings Place with a special series of intimate chamber concerts. Join us in Hall One or watch the performance live online, and celebrate Aurora’s long-awaited return to live
Through-out history, humans have turned to technology to overcome our own human, physical limitations.
Dr Edward Breen demonstrates how singers have adapted their voices and techniques throughout history.
The critically-acclaimed 12 ensemble return to Kings Place with a specially curated programme of works by Max Richter.
Alexandre Tharaud has become a revered figure in the classical music world and a uniquely dazzling exponent of French pianism. He plays Ravel’s delirious La Valse, works by Scarlatti and Rachmaninov and more.
Tim Harford talks about how random obstacles and frustrations can inspire us to be more creative.
After six years and over sixty commissions, The Hermes Experiment celebrates its unique contribution to the new music scenes with their debut album Here We Are. With their unique line-up of harp,
American cellist Alisa Weilerstein has captivated audiences across the world with her impassioned musicianship. She is joined by pianist David Mareček for a Czech-inflected evening with music by Janáček, Dvořák and more.
Using predictive models and statistical analysis, Dr Sam Cohen challenges the notion of free will and control.
The five-strong string band VOŁOSI are one of the undiscovered treasures of Polish traditional music. Combining two classical and three folk musicians, they create a distinctive sound with a dramatic stage presence.
Our classical programme includes highlights from Noh playwright Zeami’s masterpiece Saigyo-Zakura (Saigyo’s Cherry Tree) as performed by Minoru IV Gensho Umewaka.