Eisenstein’s 1928 film masterpiece with a live score from the LSO

Gianandrea Noseda conducts Rachmaninov and Tchaikovsky with pianist Khatia Buniatishvili

The first of our new one-hour early evening concerts features Tchaikovsky Symphony No 4

A special family concert to celebrate Bernstein’s centenary.

The LSO marks the centenary of its former President, Leonard Bernstein with a performance of the 'Kaddish' Symphony

The LSO and Marin Alsop mark the centenary of Leonard Bernstein with a performance of the Jeremiah Symphony

Enter the wild, heady and relentlessly imaginative world of Franz Liszt, with music full of imposing power and his trademark piano fireworks.

Marking 70 years of India’s Independence, violin icon Dr L Subramaniam presents his new work, the Bharat Symphony.

Chinese composer and conductor Tan Dun conducts the London Symphony Orchestra in a performance of suites from his stirring scores.

Sing along with the LSO’s choirs and Brass Ensemble in our annual Christmas spectacle, featuring audience carols and other festive favourites

Nikolaj Znaider takes on the roles of both conductor and soloist to explore the compelling links between Mozart and Tchaikovsky.

Sir Simon Rattle is joined by two international opera stars for a programme of sumptuous music from the masters of Romanticism, Strauss and Mahler.

Sir Simon Rattle presents a double-bill of works by Leonard Bernstein, to celebrate the centenary of the Orchestra’s former President.

Sir Simon Rattle is joined by two international opera stars for a programme of sumptuous music from the masters of Romanticism, Strauss and Mahler.

Welcome to Wonderful Town, Bernstein’s all-singing all-dancing tribute to the (second) greatest city in the world!

The National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain performs its winter concert

Sir Simon Rattle collaborates with international opera star Magdalena Kožená, in a rare combination of great Romantics and Baroque masters.

Sir Simon Rattle conducts two works from the 1940s, including a rarely-heard collaboration between some of the biggest composers of the day.

These late works from four composers show that even on the brink of death, they were still capable of vital, even surprising, bursts of creativity.

François-Xavier Roth gives the UK premiere of a previously-lost work by the young Debussy, alongside the composer’s earliest inspirations.