Marking his 60th birthday, this 2015 BBC film follows a year of Sir Simon Rattle's hectic schedule.

Sir Simon Rattle continues the 2017/18 season opening celebrations with three of the composer’s revolutionary ballets.

BBC Radio 3 places the spotlight on four leading soloists, as part of its residency during September’s This is Rattle celebrations.

BBC Radio 3 places the spotlight on four leading soloists, as part of its residency during September’s This is Rattle celebrations.

Sir Simon Rattle conducts three Stravinsky ballet scores on tour at the Philharmonie de Paris

Composer Harrison Birtwistle curates his own concert at Milton Court Concert Hall with the BBC Singers and conductor Martyn Brabbins.

Sir Simon Rattle brings together LSO On Track, students from the Guildhall School of Music & Drama and LSO musicians to play together on the Barbican stage

This 2004 film documents choreographer Royston Maldoom, Sir Simon Rattle and the Berlin Philharmonic's journey with 250 Berlin schoolchildren, as they unite to rehearse and perform Stravinsky's The Ri

Sir Simon Rattle continues the 2017/18 season opening celebrations with three of the composer’s revolutionary ballets.

Come and discover more about music and instruments of the orchestra in the beautiful setting of the Jerwood Hall in specially designed concerts by LSO musicians and students from the Guildhall School.

Semyon Bychkov and Janine Jansen present a concert of sorrow and triumph with music from Britten and Mahler.

Our autumn series of Lunchtime Concerts is dedicated to Shostakovich's chamber works, complementing Gianandrea Noseda's symphony cycle with the LSO.

Come and spend the day getting to know Bernstein's Chichester Psalms with the LSO's Choral Director Simon Halsey.

Bernard Haitink delves into the Romantic world of Brahms and Beethoven.

Our autumn series of Lunchtime Concerts is dedicated to Shostakovich's chamber works, complementing Gianandrea Noseda's symphony cycle with the LSO.

The LSO crosses centuries of music in one night, with two great Romantics and a piece that reaches to the past but belongs firmly in the 21st century.

The LSO crosses centuries of music in one night, with two great Romantics and a piece that reaches to the past but belongs firmly in the 21st century.

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

Oliver Zeffman conducts the Melos Sinfonia and five outstanding young soloists in a new concert staging of George Benjamin's Written on Skin.

Bernard Haitink conducts Mendelssohn and Brahms on tour in Madrid.