Come and spend the day getting to know some great works for choir by Vaughan Williams and Ireland with the LSO's Choral Director Simon Halsey.

The London Symphony Orchestra celebrates a milestone birthday of one of the greats of the conducting world, Bernard Haitink.

As the LSO celebrates his 90th birthday and a career spanning over six decades, Bernard Haitink conducts Dvořák and Mahler.

Barbara Hannigan takes on the role of conductor and soprano in this high-energy concert, bringing her Artist Portrait series to a close.

Bernard Haitink conducts Dvořák and Mahler on tour in Paris.

As the LSO celebrates his 90th birthday and a career spanning over six decades, Bernard Haitink conducts Dvořák and Mahler.

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

These concerts display the talent and enthusiasm of Camden’s young musicians. Aged from 6 to 18, they love music and you will love hearing them.

When the whole concert hall becomes the stage: Philippe Manoury’s Ring with François-Xavier Roth, followed by Scriabin’s ethereal Poem of Ecstasy.

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.

In this one-hour concert, Gianandrea Noseda shares his insights on two tumultuous pieces, connected by their invigorating changeability.

Hear from the teenage Shostakovich in this all-Russian programme with conductor Gianandrea Noseda.

Rising stars Quatuor Van Kuijk present music by composers from their native France, in this celebration of the country’s melodies and musical figures.

Soprano Diana Damrau performs Iain Bell’s setting of her aunt's poetry, paired with Strauss by conductor Gianandrea Noseda.

Ensemble Nevermind bring their imaginative take on early music to LSO St Luke's, closing this four-part series with the sounds of the French Baroque.

These concerts display the talent and enthusiasm of Camden’s young musicians. Aged from 6 to 18, they love music and you will love hearing them.

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.

Sir Mark Elder takes us from German Romanticism to the eclecticism of one of the 20th-century’s most individual composers – Charles Ives.

Three luxurious works – a ballet, opera and symphonic rhapsody – showing the many sides of Ravel, but each inspired by his love of Spanish culture.