An Orchestra that rings like a bell: James Hoyle article
Ahead of the Panufnik Composers Workshop this Sunday, composer James Hoyle tells us about the scheme and how his piece makes the whole Orchestra peal like the bells of St Paul's ...
Ahead of her LSO debut this Sunday, mezzo-soprano Ann Hallenberg tell us a little bit about what it's like performing to thousands via the LSO's Live Stream, working with Sir John Eliot Gardiner and her mission to perform lost and forgotten pieces.
We get to know more about the conductor, who makes his LSO debut on 21 February – from making history in LA to his collaborations with pianist Yuja Wang.
Nikolaj Znaider makes his LSO Live debut with Mozart: Violin Concertos Nos 4 & 5, the first of two releases exploring the composer’s complete violin concertos.
Ahead of Sir Mark Elder's performance of Symphony No 2 on Sunday 11 February, we learn more about Elgar as a composer and a conductor, his relationship with the LSO, and some of his unique quirks.
