While we are not able to perform for live audiences, we will be releasing a programme of digital content and streamed broadcasts.
We will also be posting a movement or work from each concert on our YouTube channel every Sunday.
> YouTube Sundays schedule schedule
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Marquee TV
This Spring we have partnered with Marquee TV to stream our orchestral concerts while we are not able to perform to a live audience. Our concerts are recorded at LSO St Luke's. Each concert will be available to watch for free for seven days (with registration), and thereafter will be available to watch on demand via a subscription.
Download instructions for how to register for a free account with Marquee TV (PDF)
Forthcoming concerts
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From Thursday 29 April Gianandrea Noseda conductor > Read the programme notes (available shortly) |
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Berg Violin Concerto Sir Simon Rattle conductor First shown Thursday 21 January |
Ginastera Variaciones concertantes Op 23 Sir Simon Rattle conductor First shown Thursday 4 February |
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Bacewicz Music for strings, trumpet & percussion Duncan Ward conductor First shown Thursday 25 February |
Bartók Dance Suite Sir John Eliot Gardiner conductor First shown Thursday 4 March 7pm |
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Bennett Partita for Orchestra John Wilson conductor First shown Thursday 8 April |
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LSO YouTube Channel
Recorded at LSO St Luke's without an audience, these concerts are available to watch for free on our YouTube channel. Each will be 'premiered' or live streamed, so come and join in with the live chat as well as watching the concert. The concerts are also available on demand for 90 days.
Forthcoming concerts
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Friday 23 April 12.30pm Mozart Divertimento No 4 Chris Richards clarinet > Read the programme notes (available shortly) |
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Saturday 24 & Sunday 25 April In December 2020, with Lockdown 2 meaning we could not return to the Barbican to perform these concerts for a live audience, we moved to LSO St Luke's to record these for broadcast instead. Initially broadcast on DG Stage, we're happy to bring these concerts to our YouTube audience for free, available on demand for only 48 hours each. Sat 24 Apr 7pm Sir Simon Rattle conductor > Read the programme notes (available shortly) |
Sun 25 Apr 2pm Sir Simon Rattle conductor > Read the programme notes (available shortly) Sun 25 Apr 7pm Sir Simon Rattle conductor > Read the programme notes (available shortly)
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Available on demand
Orchestral Concerts
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Stravinsky Octet for Wind Instruments Sir Simon Rattle conductor Premiered Sunday 7 March. Available until 7 June 2021. |
Sibelius Symphony No 6 Thomas Adès conductor Premiered Sunday 28 March. Available until 28 June 2021 |
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Soundhub Showcase: Darren Bloom conductor Premiered Saturday 10 April. Available until 10 July 2021. |
Friday Lunchtime Concerts
Our informal Friday Lunchtime Concerts, featuring LSO musicians and artists from the Guildhall School of Music & Drama, are streamed live and for free and then available on demand for 90 days.
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Tonia Ko Part from Plush Earth in Four Pieces Naoko Keatley violin Streamed Friday 12 February. Available until 12 May 2021 |
Andrea Clearfield Wolf Night from 'Songs of the Wolf' Angela Barnes horn Streamed Friday 19 February. Available until 19 May 2021. |
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Relaxed Concert Sam Walton percussion Streamed Friday 26 February. Available until 26 May 2021. |
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Medici TV
Medici TV will be live streaming a selection of our events from LSO St Luke's, available to subscribers. These will also be available to watch on demand for 90 days.
Barbican Live
A live concert, our first on the Barbican stage after more than a year, streamed live on the Barbican website.
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Sun 9 May 8pm (live and on demand for ticket holders for 48 hours) Mahler arr Glen Cortese Das Lied von der Erde Sir Simon Rattle conductor > Read the programme notes (available shortly)
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