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.

In their first ever gig, Capital Orchestra plays a programme of firsts, from albums to singles.

ECHO Rising Stars brings Europe’s finest young musicians to London – as picked by the programmers of Europe’s top concert halls.

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

Come and spend the day getting to know Haydn's Nelson Mass with the LSO's Choral Director Simon Halsey.

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.

100 years since Armistice was declared, the Nash Ensemble dedicates its fourth LSO St Luke’s residency to music written in the wake of the Great War.

A symphonic love letter to the Czech countryside conducted by Nikolaj Znaider.

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

The Melos Sinfonia returns to LSO St. Luke's with an exciting programme that marks the centenary of Leonard Bernstein.

Composer Toni Castells brings his distinctively dreamy, cinematic and poetic soundscapes to the premiere of his new composition ‘Hhumann X’.

Flautist-turned-conductor Jaime Martín makes his debut with the LSO, introducing us to his musical roots with works inspired by his native Spain.

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

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