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The London Chamber Music Society (LCMS) is dedicated to bringing the best in chamber music to London audiences and can trace its origins back to Victorian music making in London in the 1870s. The LCMS Concert Series aims to continue this rich legacy.

The list of famous artists and ensembles appearing through the years includes Henry Wood, Frank Bridge, Albert Sammons, Samuel Coleridge Taylor, Goosens, Ysaÿe, Percy Grainger, Primrose, Harriet Cohen, Myra Hess, John Ireland and many more. Britain’s most celebrated string quartets have regularly appeared in the Series, from the Brosa and Amadeus to the Allegri, Lindsay and Chilingirian Quartets. Patrons: Sir Jeremy Dixon and Julia Somerville.

‘The London Chamber Music Sundays are an absolute joy and we should ‘spread the word’ as far and wide as possible.’ Seen & Heard International

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Linos Piano Trio

Classical / London Chamber Music Society

The award-winning Linos Piano Trio return to the LCMS in an exciting programme exploring the ‘Song without Words’ genre made famous by Felix Mendelssohn.

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The Firebird Orchestra

Classical / London Chamber Music Society

The musicians of the Firebird Orchestra are joined by the pianist Harris Tsz-Chun Leung in Mozart’s beautiful piano concerto ‘Jeunehomme’, and soprano Elizabeth Karani in Mozart’s concert aria ‘A Berenice’.

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Solem Quartet with Shiry Rashkovsky (viola)

Classical / London Chamber Music Society

The renowned Solem Quartet perform Debussy’s beautiful early string quartet from the 1890s, following it with music inspired by Debussy’s radical new approach to style.

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Mishka Rushdie Momen and Alasdair Beatson

Classical / London Chamber Music Society

Two outstanding pianists take us on a fascinating journey of musical connections. A sonata for two pianos by Mozart begins, and then a musical theme by his great friend Haydn, via Brahms’s famous variations.

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Trio Goya

Classical / London Chamber Music Society

The famous Trio Goya brings period performance insights to favourite classical works, with a beautiful early-nineteenth century replica fortepiano, and string players performing on gut strings and with old bows.

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Amici della Musica

Classical / London Chamber Music Society

A piano quartet formed of four celebrated soloists – Piers Lane (piano), Philippe Graffin (violin), Elizabeth Wallfisch (viola), Raphael Wallfisch (cello) – in a programme of German and Czech masterworks.

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The Art of Fugue

Classical / London Chamber Music Society

The Art of Fugue, Bach's monumental exploration of the fugal form, defies all expectations. Here the Feinstein Ensemble give their acclaimed reading of the work, performed with strings and harpsichord.

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London Bridge Trio

Classical / London Chamber Music Society

The London Bridge Trio – Daniel Tong (piano), Ben Hancox (violin), and Cara Berridge (cello) – are joined by violist Ann Beilby in a performance of Fauré’s beautiful G minor Piano Quartet, to mark his

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English Symphony Orchestra

Classical / London Chamber Music Society

The strings of the English Symphony Orchestra perform a selection of string orchestra classics – Dvořák’s beautiful Nocturne, Elgar’s famous Introduction and Allegro and Sibelius’s rarely heard three-movement suite Rakastava, from 1912. In between, they are

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