Brodsky Quartet celebrate their 50th anniversary with a complete cycle of Shostakovich’s String Quartets across one weekend, played in the intimacy of Hall 1, interleaved with talks.
Brodsky Quartet celebrate their 50th anniversary with a complete cycle of Shostakovich’s String Quartets across one weekend, played in the intimacy of Hall One, interleaved with talks.
Brodsky Quartet celebrate their 50th anniversary with a complete cycle of Shostakovich’s String Quartets across one weekend, played in the intimacy of Hall One, interleaved with talks.
Brodsky Quartet celebrate their 50th anniversary with a complete cycle of Shostakovich’s String Quartets across one weekend, played in the intimacy of Hall One, interleaved with talks.
Brodsky Quartet celebrate their 50th anniversary with a complete cycle of Shostakovich’s String Quartets across one weekend, played in the intimacy of Hall One, interleaved with talks.
Explore Ensemble and guest soprano Juliet Fraser present new and recent music for voice and ensemble by Angharad Davies and Lisa Illean, plus instrumental pieces by Lawrence Dunn and Oliver Leith.
Join Paul Smith, co-founder of VOCES8, who will be leading an inspiring and uplifting choral music workshop exploring a beautiful collection of choral music.
Bach’s Cantate burlesque (Peasant Cantata) alongside his Coffee Cantata, both by librettist Picander, are nothing less than comic operas.
VOCES8 and star violinist Jack Liebeck come together with strings for this special concert on the theme of birds and landscape, featuring music by Ola Gjeilo, Samuel Barber, Vaughan Williams and many more.
In a Universe with hundreds of billions of galaxies, each containing hundreds of billions of stars, how do we get out of bed every morning?
The legendary Tallis Scholars present an evening of spiritual luminescence, from Allegri’s Miserere to Tallis’s O Nata Lux.
An evening of wildly explorative chamber music, projection and electronic music. Journey through the mystical and psychological with Jeremy Arden’s own works, including his powerful oratorio combining Jewish culture and Buddhist practice. RUAH is named
The Song of Songs is some of the most erotic poetry ever written. Originally Hebrew love poetry, it is believed to celebrate the union of the Queen of Sheba and King Solomon.
The London Sinfonietta presents the music of Japanese composer Tōru Takemitsu in this subtly colourful programme based on the composer’s love for nature and the outdoors.
A night of Russian spirituality from the BBC Singers and cellist Abel Selaocoe, with Gubaidulina’s Canticle of the Sun and Rachmaninov’s All-Night Vigil.
The UK's foremost new-music vocal ensemble celebrates two decades of trail-blazing activity with a programme of transcendental, ecstatic and meditative new works, alongside the timeless beauty of Hildegard's 12th-century hymns, in new arrangements by James Weeks.
In our Christmas special edition Dallas Campbell explores the historical links between space travel, music and our quest to find life beyond earth.
Violinist Fabio Biondi, the celebrated founder and director of Europa Galante, makes his Kings Place Master Series debut presenting his interpretation of one of the major peaks of the solo violin repertoire: Bach’s Sonatas and Partitas.
In this unique concert, Raphael is joined by famous Bach specialist John Butt at the harpsichord for two of Bach’s beautiful viola da gamba sonatas, together with the sixth solo suite.
Cantata BWV 155 is an enigmatic cantata for the season following Epiphany that seeks to find hope in a dark world.
We are joined by three remarkable Canadian musicians – the composer and clarinettist Airat Ichmouratov, pianist Jean-Philippe Sylvestre, and cellist Stéphane Tétrault.
Bach’s Cantata BWV18 draws a comparison between the life-sustaining power of the rain & snow on the Earth with the importance of God’s word in sustaining our faith.
We are joined by the English Symphony Orchestra and Kenneth Woods, performing Barber's, William Grant, Gershwin and Copland pieces.