Sir Simon Rattle conducts Bernstein's Second Symphony 'The Age of Anxiety' on tour at the Lucerne Festival.

Sir Simon Rattle conducts Mahler Symphony No 9 on tour at the Salzburg Festival.

Culture Mile presents Smithfield 150 – reviving the spirit of the original Bartholomew’s Fair, the forerunner to the August public holiday we enjoy today.

On what would have been Bernstein's 100th birthday, John Wilson conducts his 1944 musical On The Town at the BBC Proms.

Culture Mile presents Smithfield 150 – reviving the spirit of the original Bartholomew’s Fair, the forerunner to the August public holiday we enjoy today.

Open to everyone, including young children, individuals with autism, sensory and communication impairments and learning disabilities.

Make the most of your lunchbreak and enjoy a free, 45-minute informal concert at LSO St Luke’s.

Harmonically colourful folk songs, original compositions and ethereal soundscapes.

Rarely heard live due to its musical and practical demands, this is a special occasion not to be missed.

The LSO and Orchestra of Lucerne Festival Academy perform works by Olivier Messaien and Luigi Nono on tour in Lucerne.

Rarely heard live due to its musical and practical demands, this is a special occasion not to be missed.

Sir Simon Rattle conducts three works by Ravel on tour at the Lucerne Festival.

Sir Simon Rattle conducts works by Bernstein, Dvorák and Janácek on tour at the Lucerne Festival.

Ingrid Fliter is the first soloist to step into the spotlight in this new series, as she introduces us to her musical world.

In the second instalment of this Artist Spotlight series, BBC Radio 3 welcomes pianist Anne Queffélec to the stage for a celebration of Mozart.

New Music. British Music. Two central pillars of musical life for the LSO and Sir Simon Rattle, to launch a new season.

Sir Simon Rattle launches his Roots and Origins series with a rare combination of three distinctive works, each steeped in history and folk tradition.

Sir Simon Rattle continues Roots and Origins with Janáček, Szymanowski and Sibelius, who transform myth and folklore into soaring musical effigies.

Pianist Vikingur Ólafsson takes the focus in this Artist Spotlight recital, exploring the intricate complexities of Bach’s solo music for key

Simone Dinnerstein, a pianist praised by The Independent for her ‘majestic originality of vision’, concludes this series of Artist Spotlight recitals.