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September 2024 to July 2025 at the Barbican and LSO St Luke's
At our home in the City of London
Early evening concerts at the Barbican, with live introductions the artists
Informal, bite-size concerts featuring LSO and Guildhall School Musicians
Watch and listen from home
On tour throughout London in 2025
Everything you need to know to plan your visit
How to find us at the Barbican
Access information, including venue facilities and discounted tickets
The LSO concert experience
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Read about the music and composers in our performances
Our award-winning learning and community programme, LSO Discovery
Opportunities for young people to get involved in music-making
Concerts, resources and CPD programmes for schools and teachers
Concerts and workshops for families, online and in-person
LSO Create workshops, concerts and rehearsals for neurodiverse adults
Programmes for emerging composers, instrumentalists and conductors
Improving wellbeing in the community
Join in with local music-making, and the London Symphony Chorus
Informal, bite-size concerts
Explore online activities, resources and interactive concerts
Experience the LSO online like never before
From world-leading music-making on-stage to award-winning learning and community projects.
Our story, work and history
Our venue and creative music hub, reopening in Autumn 2025
Meet our musicians, discover our family of artists, and hire the LSO
Share in our mission to bring the joy of music to millions
How your support makes a difference
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Thank you to our generous supporters for the critical difference they make
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‘As a conductor, I always want to have contact with new music. Reading and studying a new score is like musical fitness – it’s stimulating for my eyes, for my brain, and for my music-making, and it affects my reading of the older music.’
