Sir John Eliot Gardiner launches an exploration of the works of Robert Schumann, beginning with a rare glimpse of his only opera and Second Symphony.

Sir John Eliot Gardiner conducts an all-Schumann programme on tour in Paris.

Three works from the happiest time of Robert Schumann's life – his marriage to pianist Clara Wieck, his inspiration and muse.

A series exploring the links between two composers: Claude Debussy, who died a hundred years ago, and Ildebrando Pizzetti, who died 50 years ago.

Brand new music by LSO Soundhub Phase II composers, who are in their second year of participation.

Witness a pivotal point in the process of putting together a new orchestral piece as the LSO works with the latest set of Panufnik Composers

Come and discover more about music and instruments of the orchestra in the beautiful setting of the Jerwood Hall

Three iconic works inspired by Debussy – his best-loved work for orchestra and a world premiere – form the finale of our Debussy centenary celebration

For this short, one-hour concert, François-Xavier Roth immerses you in a world where music becomes more than mere sound.

For the second of his BBC Radio 3 Lunchtime Concerts, British clarinettist Michael Collins performs two trios from the end of the Romantic era.

British clarinettist Michael Collins partners with the Heath String Quartet for one work each by Baermann and Brahms

Gianandrea Noseda pits Shostakovich's deeply affecting poem of suffering against the fourth of Beethoven's piano concertos, a theatrical tour-de-force.

British clarinettist Michael Collins brings his four-concert residence to a close with works by Reinecke, Stanford and Brahms.

Open Ear presents music from the leading edge of the UK’s contemporary scene. Alternative, experimental and hosted in-the-round by Sara Mohr-Pietsch.

Susanna Mälkki introduces us to her world of musical inspirations.

Sir Simon Rattle conducts Mahler Symphony No 9 on tour in Dublin

Mahler’s final symphony meets a new work by British composer Helen Grime in this double-bill with the LSO’s Music Director.

The LSO rehearses Tippett’s The Rose Lake with Sir Simon Rattle, followed by an afternoon exploring the composer through talks and chamber music.

From blissful radiances to a last lament, Sir Simon Rattle conducts the final works of Sir Michael Tippett and Gustav Mahler.

Mahler’s final symphony meets a new work by British composer Helen Grime in this double-bill with the LSO’s Music Director.