Classical guitar virtuoso Sean Shibe brings the energy to Baroque at the Edge 2021 with real dance tunes from the 1600s, played on the guitar’s ancestor, the lute, alongside 20th-century music by Ravel and Poulenc.
For 2021, Baroque at the Edge has created its very own podcast station, offering soundscapes, news, and glimpses behind the scenes, presented by BBC Radio 3’s Fiona Talkington.
On Sunday 13 December, we bid a fond farewell to LSO Cello Hilary Jones after 35 years. Here we take a look back at her career with the LSO and hear from some of her fellow Orchestra Members.
Bach goes electric at Baroque at the Edge 2021, with synth ensemble Art of Moog - a quartet of synth-players who explore the electronic sound-world for baroque music first introduced to the world by Wendy Carlos’s Switched on Bach albums in the 1960s, but to which they bring the twin enhancements of new technology and live performance.
Our annual Christmas concert, available to watch on YouTube from Sunday 13 December 3pm, is set to look a little different this year. If you've been wondering what goes into making a gloriously festive, digital spectacle, look no further. Members and staff of the LSO and LSC are here to explain …
