Fidelio Trio celebrates the Fidelio Trio's long-term relationships with Philip Glass, Kevin Volans and John Zorn.
London-based singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Olivia Chaney joins us to perform tracks from both her first album The Longest River and Shelter released earlier this year, described as 'an elegant, luminous album’ by the Observer.
Distinguished composer Julian Anderson and Nicholas Moroz, composer and director of Explore Ensemble, discuss Gerard Grisey and Fausto Romitelli.
Vortex Temporum is the late masterwork of pioneering spectralist Gérard Grisey, fulfilling his vision of a music that transfigures our experience of time.
The twelve songs on Blue Rose Code’s new album The Water Of Leith address themes of love, loss, travel, home, accepting the past and embracing the future.
Christoph Denoth leads the guitar on a moonlit journey through 400 years, from Dowland’s music for lute to a 21st century premiere.
Ex-Easter Island Head are a UK–based musical collective composing and performing music for solid–body electric guitar, percussion and other instruments. Primarily performing as a trio, the group incorporate multiple electric guitars augmented through mechanical preparations
Soar with a pterodactyl, dance with a stegosaurus and rediscover your inner child. Experience one of Aurora’s groundbreaking, immersive children’s concerts, reimagined for grown-ups (no kids allowed).
In this three-part series, the Carducci Quartet interleave two quartets with a jewel-like miniature by Bartók’s living compatriot, György Kurtág.
Currently making a significant impact on the UK music scene, Slowly Rolling Camera's original and imaginative compositions fuse jazz, soul, trip hop and electronic music to create a truly unique musical soundscape.
Twin composers Litha and Effy Efthymiou return to Kings Place to present a double bill: music from the Old Hispanic Liturgy and an exploration of the relationship between early Western art music and Miles Davis.
Time underpins all music – whether composers suspend it or mark it passing. London Sinfonietta’s second concert in Kings Place’s Time Unwrapped is in three parts, each starting strictly on the hour.
What effect do years of composing and life experience have on creativity? In a special recital for Time Unwrapped, Imogen Cooper surveys works of Haydn, Beethoven and Schubert.
Delve into the exhilarating sonic inventions of Iannis Xenakis in an interactive evening of film, talks and music.
In this three-part series, the Carducci Quartet interleave two quartets with a jewel-like miniature by Bartók’s living compatriot, György Kurtág.
As one half of the electronic music sensation Goldfrapp, Will Gregory is passionate about creating new sounds and reinventing old ones. Here a stellar line-up stretches the possibilities of the Moog synthesiser through newly composed music, transcriptions of classical works, and their own versions of music from popular culture and film.
A forerunner of the Italian radio DJ generation and of the ambient music scene since the mid 1980's, Gigi Masin is a veteran of contemporary electronic performance. His first solo album Wind was published back in 1986,
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Lonnie Holley returns to London to share his eagerly anticipated first album in five years, MITH; 'a staggering work of unbridled ambition, intelligent improvisation and, above all, profound soul.' Loud and Quiet.
A frequent collaborator with Colin Stetson and Ben Frost, the master drummer Greg Fox joins us for the UK premiere of his latest project, Quadrinity, which expands his solo work to a live quartet.
In a bespoke programme for Time Unwrapped, Alasdair Beatson has devised a playful exploration of metre and mechanism.
Paying tribute to human courage has inspired composers down the ages. In this special programme the Brodsky Quartet bring together responses to wars from the last hundred years.
Devised in collaboration with composer Nico Muhly and countertenor Iestyn Davies, Aurora Orchestra’s programme stops the clocks and delves into ancient notions of time, as explored by Dowland, Debussy, Satie and Adès.
Lyrix Organix presents acclaimed UnFold – a curated experience that blurs the boundaries of spoken word, live music, visual art and literature – that has blown audiences away at The Roundhouse, Brighton Festival, Lovebox and TEDxBrixton.
Alternative classical trailblazers Manchester Collective collaborate with electronic artist Vessel and composer Daniel Elms on a rare evening of ambitious, breathtaking performance.