Britten Sinfonia
Love, loss and revenge… join us for an atmospheric evening of music based on ancient Greek myths, interspersed with stand-up comedy from Natalie Haynes.
Britten Sinfonia
Love, loss and revenge… join us for an atmospheric evening of music based on ancient Greek myths, interspersed with stand-up comedy from Natalie Haynes.
Britten Sinfonia
Love, loss and revenge… join us for an atmospheric evening of music based on ancient Greek myths, interspersed with stand-up comedy from Natalie Haynes.
Fantasia Orchestra
A new multi-disciplinary meditation on the value of humanity and our planet for reflection and performance.
Fantasia Orchestra
A new multi-disciplinary meditation on the value of humanity and our planet for reflection and performance.
Quartet Concrete-Ballet Nights
Ballet Nights returns to Richmond Theatre for the second time in 2026, following a sell-out success in the spring, bringing world-class dance and live music back to Zone 4!
This November's programme is led by one of the defining ballerinas of her generation, Alina Cojocaru OBE, World Star and former Principal of The Royal Ballet. The programme also celebrates World Star Paul Marque, Étoile of Le Opéra National de Paris, in an evening that places international stardom within touching distance of a Richmond audience.
At the heart of the programme sits a rare double thread of work by Kim Brandstrup. Alina Cojocaru dances new choreography created by Brandstrup, while Seirian Griffiths, an emerging star of UK contemporary dance, performs an extract from Brandstrup's award-winning Breaking Bach - two generations of artists meeting one of British dance's most distinctive choreographic voices on a single stage.
The programme widens across the dancescape with Laurel Dalley Smith, star of The Martha Graham Dance Company, the physical power and popular reach of James Wilton Dance, emerging Bajan artist Liam Woodvine, and international soprano Hanna Diennes-Williams. New futures are represented by the Acosta Dance Foundation and Rambert School, continuing Ballet Nights' commitment to placing tomorrow's artists on tonight's stage.
Live music remains integral, with Quartet Concrete driving the atmosphere of the evening through a classical and contemporary score.
Guided by your Ballet Nights host and compère Jamiel Devernay-Laurence, the evening is shaped by storytelling, wit and connection — bringing audiences closer to the artists, and to the artform itself.
Leathersellers Hall Recital
Leon and Lucy give a condensed recital of composers including Elgar, Gluck, Paradise and Kreisler
Mozart Piano Concertos
Three of Mozart’s early concertos heard in piano and string quartet version featuring Serbian pianist Ljubica Stojanović and members of the Fidelio Orchestra. The programme includes the first of Mozart’s piano concertos (K.238) to give the piano a proper stage with developed solo passages. Concerto No. 13 is perhaps the first concerto in its genre to fully acknowledge the possibility of the piano as a solo instrument in an ensemble.
Mozart Piano Concertos
Three of Mozart’s early concertos heard in piano and string quartet version featuring Serbian pianist Ljubica Stojanović and members of the Fidelio Orchestra. The programme includes the first of Mozart’s piano concertos (K.238) to give the piano a proper stage with developed solo passages. Concerto No. 13 is perhaps the first concerto in its genre to fully acknowledge the possibility of the piano as a solo instrument in an ensemble.
Britten Sinfonia
An evening of obsession, abandonment and absolute fury – with occasional moments of calm. Tales from mythology are set to music from three centuries in this powerful programme.
12 Ensemble
Following it's success in 2025, Oliver Leith's 'Garland' returned to Bold Tendencies for two more performances in 2026. 'Garland' is a large-scale work for orchestra and chorus of 130 performers, a spectacular procession of sound, music and singing with words by Charlie Fox and costumes by Elen Poppy Hill.
12 Ensemble
Following it's success in 2025, Oliver Leith's 'Garland' returned to Bold Tendencies for two more performances in 2026. 'Garland' is a large-scale work for orchestra and chorus of 130 performers, a spectacular procession of sound, music and singing with words by Charlie Fox and costumes by Elen Poppy Hill.
Brixton Chamber Orchestra
Leon Joins Brixton Chamber Orchestra as guest leader on their Spring Tour
BRANDON ESTATE
Penrose Maddock Way (near Canterbury Arms)
Please note this event will take place outdoors, weather permitting
Sun 12 April, 3pm
Brixton Chamber Orchestra
Leon Joins Brixton Chamber Orchestra as guest leader on their Spring Tour
Walworth Living Room
All Saints Hall, Surrey Square
London SE17 2JU
Sat 11 April, 7pm
Brixton Chamber Orchestra
Leon Joins Brixton Chamber Orchestra as guest leader on their Spring Tour
Walworth Living Room
All Saints Hall, Surrey Square
London SE17 2JU
Sat 11 April, 3pm
Fidelio Collective
This concert brings together two powerful string quartets that explore passion, identity, and expressive intensity across a century of musical history.
Jubilee Accompaniment Finals
Finalists perform 20-minute programmes of instrumental and vocal works in this annual prize, celebrating excellence in the art of piano accompaniment, adjudicated by Annabel Thwaite.
Programme to include Brahms’s first violin sonata(first mvt only)
Odyssey Festival Orchestra
Destiny’s shadow hangs powerfully over Tchaikovsky’s last symphony: nine days after he conducted its premiere in St Petersburg, the composer was dead.
Odyssey Festival Orchestra
“When Friedrich Nietzsche declared that God was dead in his philosophical novel Thus Spoke Zarathustra, he invited humanity to be superhuman and create their own morality.
Richard Wagner had inspired this idea with works like his 1845 music drama Tannhäuser, whose minstrel hero rejects religious conformity for the delights of earthly pleasure. But by 1882, things had changed. In Wagner's final opera Parsifal, a holy fool is sent to redeem suffering caused by sensual abandon.
Richard Strauss was also inspired by Nietzsche’s idea of the superman and his mighty tone poem based on Nietzsche’s novel expressed his own distinctive hopes and dreams for humanity.
Odyssey’s latest concert explores the fascinating relationship between the philosophy of Nietzsche and two of the greatest German orchestral composers.”
Opera Holland Park
“Plunge into the soul of genius in this electrifying and award-nominated play about the life of Ludwig Van Beethoven – the artist whose story epitomizes our ideas of courage, overcoming, triumph, and wonder.”
Opera Holland Park
“Plunge into the soul of genius in this electrifying and award-nominated play about the life of Ludwig Van Beethoven – the artist whose story epitomizes our ideas of courage, overcoming, triumph, and wonder.”
Recital
Leon joins Pianist Lucy Barratt in a recital centred around Brahms’ First Violin Sonata
Recital
Leon joins Pianist Lucy Barratt in a recital centred around Brahms’ First Violin Sonata
Montreux Jazz Festival
Quartet Concrete joins pop sensation Sienna Spiro in Switzerland
Odyssey Festival Orchestra
Leon leads Odyssey in a program including Mendelssohn’s Scottish Symphony.
Rothko take on Frantzeskanis
Rothko ensemble plays Yianni Frantzeskanis’ colourful and exciting quartet inspired by Bach chorales.
Heritage Orchestra
Leon joins Heritage Orchestra for a performance with the one and only Dua Lipa