The past and the contemporary meet, as Gianandrea Noseda conducts music by Russian composers.

The past and contemporary, romance and sarcasm, all meet in this concert, in music by Russian composers who reached back in history to say something new.

Sir Simon Rattle conducts Beethoven’s final symphonic epic in this early-evening Half Six Fix concert.

A rarely performed Beethoven masterpiece and Berg’s lyrical Violin Concerto with Lisa Batiashvili.

A powerful account of Berg’s Lulu Suite in a programme also featuring Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony.

From the cold winter nights into the splendour of sunlight: a concert of music spanning the 20th century to the present day

Conductor and composer André J Thomas brings together music for symphony orchestra and gospel choirs, including arrangements of spirituals and standards with a twist

Enjoy the spectacle of a live symphony orchestra with your family.

Karina Canellakis takes us though a feast of Ravel and Strauss in her debut concert with the LSO, exploring themes of life, death, the soul and morality.

Susanna Mälkki brings together a musical kaleidoscope of folklore, light and the ocean.

Sir Antonio Pappano presents music by Vaughan Williams and Britten, influenced by both the composers of the past and the realities of life in the first half of the 20th century.

An early-evening concert, with introductions from the conductor, a relaxed atmosphere, and a close-up view of the musicians on our large screens.

François-Xavier Roth presents two of Bartók’s folk-infused works in this concert.

François-Xavier Roth conducts three works by Dukas – the extremely well-known Sorcerer's Apprentice and the lesser-known Polyeucte and Symphony in C.

Sir Mark Elder presents two 20th-century masterpieces by Elgar and Sibelius, including a work that with a deep connection to both orchestra and soloist – Elgar’s Violin Concerto.

Gianandrea Noseda leads a Palm Sunday performance of James MacMillan’s dramatic, large-scale telling of the St John Gospel, acclaimed as ‘a landmark for contemporary music’.

Antoine Tamestit – a soloist with a mission to make listeners fall in love with the viola – opens his LSO Artist Portrait, which runs throughout the season and showcases his musical inspirations.

Béla Bartók’s Concerto for Orchestra is introduced and conducted by Sir Simon Rattle in this early-evening Half Six Fix concert.

Bartók’s last, great masterpiece is heard alongside the gruesome fairy-tale of Duke Bluebeard’s Castle.

Sir Simon Rattle conducts Mahler, Ligeti and Villa-Lobos – three pieces to sum up the 20th-century.