One month ago, over 500 singers came together in the Barbican foyers to open that evening's concert with a unique performance of David Lang's the public domain. We take look back at this astonishing performance and the people who brought it to life.
Like much of Charles Ives' music, the Second Symphony is scattered with references and allusions to familiar tunes from the American songbook. Ahead of its performance this Sunday, here are just few things to listen out for …
The big day is almost upon us, and we're putting the finishing touches on our 500 Voices project, getting ready to perform in the Barbican foyers on 24 March.
Dreams, Myths and Histories: John Adams' Harmonielehre
'The forty-five minute symphony that broke me out of this long creative lockdown was a statement of belief in the power of tonality at a time when I was uncertain about its future': exploring John Adams' symphonic epic of 1985
Welcome to our new Head of LSO St Luke's, Kathy Rose! Kathy joined us in the autumn last year, bringing a wealth of experience from a career in the film industry and managing operations in the field of education.
