Join us backstage after the Open Rehearsal for a Q&A event with LSO Principal Oboe, Olivier Stankiewicz

Senior musicians from Guildhall School perform A recital of Russian songs

Dramatic landscapes, folk-tales and fate, with conductor Philippe Jordan and violinist Nikolaj Szeps-Znaider.

Marking 100 years since Armistice was declared, the Nash Ensemble explores powerful chamber music written both before and after Worl

For the first time in 22 years, John Williams will return to the UK to conduct his iconic film scores in concert.

LSO Discovery Family Concerts give families the opportunity to experience a world-class orchestra up-close, and learn more about the music we play.

BBC Open Ear presents music from the leading-edge of the UK’s contemporary scene.

Musicians from Guildhall School take to the Barbican stage with Kodály’s Duo, setting the scene for the LSO’s evening performance

Hear the LSO at full strength as Gianandrea Noseda continues his survey of Shostakovich with the monumental Fourth Symphony.

Ashley Wass marks 100 years since the Armistice of 1918 with music by three composers affected by the conflict from afar.

Performances and memories from colleagues, friends and family

Attend a morning open rehearsal at the Barbican and an afternoon of discussion and chamber music at LSO St Luke's.

James Macmillan’s affecting memorial to the dead of World War I is paired with Shostakovich’s gut-wrenching Fourth Symphony.

Almost 100 years since the Armistice of 1918, the Nash Ensemble presents a portrait of post-war society by four rarely performed British composers.

François-Xavier Roth unites three atmospheric masterpieces by composers at the forefront of modern music in their time – Haydn, Bartók and Ligeti.

François-Xavier Roth presents two landmark works by late-Romantic masters, musing on fantasy and philosophy in this one-hour concert.

In this free early evening concert, musicians from Guildhall School perform Debussy’s String Quartet prior to the LSO evening concert

Three masterworks by Debussy, Dvořák and Strauss form a panorama of music in Europe in the final throes of the 19th century.

An evening of reminiscence, recollection and remembrance.