Southbank Centre Music Events

Vladimir Jurowski & Russian National Orchestra

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War and Peace

Rich orchestral colours, melodic brilliance and a wide dramatic scope are features of both British and Russian 20th-century composers. When they turn their talents to the subject of war, the results have been spectacular.

Not often heard in London and described as the most 'European' of the great Russian orchestras due to their refined sound, the Russian National Orchestra under guest conductor Jurowski, take on two powerful symphonies born out of the Second World War.

Vaughan Williams' richly melodic work belies its composer's pastoral tendencies with music that cries out in violence and desperation. Whereas Prokofiev's war response created his most compelling, heroic orchestral work, a piece he said at the time was intended as 'a hymn to free and happy Man, to his mighty powers, his pure and noble spirit'.

Start Date:

Thursday 4 October 2012 - 19:30

End Date:

Thursday 4 October 2012

Ticket Prices:

£45 £37 £29 £22.50 £17 £12 Premium £65

Concession/Group Prices:

50% off (limited availability)

Performer(s):

Russian National Orchestra
Vladimir Jurowski conductor

Repertoire:

Ralph Vaughan Williams: Symphony No.6 in E minor
Interval
Sergey Prokofiev: Symphony No.5 in B flat

Facility Description:

Royal Festival Hall

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Michael Tilson Thomas & Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra

Explore the relationship between Schoenberg - one of the 20th century's greatest artistic radicals - and Brahms, the arch German Romantic, in a programme performed by one of the world's finest orchestras.

Famed for their refined sound, the Vienna Philharmonic perform under the baton of Michael Tilson Thomas.

Despite their apparently different sound worlds, Schoenberg was steeped in the Austro-German musical tradition of Brahms and his predecessors. In this concert hear Brahms' glorious Piano Concerto No.2 (1881), symphonic in scale and ambition, alongside his early Piano Quartet No.1 in an orchestral arrangement by Schoenberg which reveals the work's symphonic grandeur.

Opening the concert is Schoenberg's own Theme and variations for orchestra in which the septuagenarian composer returned to a more conventional idiom referencing his debt to the 19th century compositional style.

Start Date:

Tuesday 9 April 2013 - 19:30

End Date:

Tuesday 9 April 2013

Ticket Prices:

£68.00 £55.00 £47.50 £40.00 £35.00 £24.50 £15.00 Premium £85

Concession/Group Prices:

50% off (limited availability)

Performer(s):

Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra
Michael Tilson Thomas conductor
Yefim Bronfman piano

Repertoire:

Arnold Schoenberg: Theme and variations arr. for orchestra, Op.43b
Johannes Brahms: Piano Concerto No.2
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Johannes Brahms: Piano Quartet No.1 orch. Schoenberg

Facility Description:

Royal Festival Hall

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All Rock 'n' Roll is Homosexual:

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An evening hosted by Jon Savage with special guests

Pop music writer and cultural historian Jon Savage hosts an evening of discussion and music exploring the extensive and sometimes unexpected influence of gay culture in rock and roll and pop music.

Start Date:

Wednesday 29 February 2012 - 19:30

End Date:

Wednesday 29 February 2012

Ticket Prices:

£8

Concession/Group Prices:

50% off (Limited Availability)

Facility Description:

Purcell Room

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Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment

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Messiah

In 1784 Handel's visionary, ecstatic Messiah was revived in a huge performance at Westminster Abbey, an event that ensured its still iconic status.

Today, we often take it for granted that musicians perform classical music from all ages - from Monteverdi right up to the present day, but that wasn't always the case. In the past, music was much more disposable (dare we say it, a little like some of today's pop music). Things were performed, became briefly popular and then disappeared. However, London became one of the first places to look back at the history of music, when Handel's glorious Messiah was revived in 1784, ensuring the work it's legendary, iconic status.

Royal Festival Hall at 5.45pm - OAE Extras. The Bible and Music. A look at how biblical stories have been represented across musical genres. Free.

Start Date:

Tuesday 11 December 2012 - 19:00

End Date:

Tuesday 11 December 2012

Ticket Prices:

£38 £22 £9 Premium £60

Concession/Group Prices:

50% off (limited availability)

Performer(s):

Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment
Robert Howarth director
soprano to be announced
Timothy Mead countertenor
John Mark Ainsley tenor
Matthew Brook bass
Choir of the Enlightenment

Repertoire:

George Frideric Handel: Messiah
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Facility Description:

Royal Festival Hall

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A Saint, a Priest and a Great Bear

This joyous, celebratory concert contains some of the best-loved Baroque choral music in the repertoire.

Purcell's bright and sparkling Ode for St Cecilia's Day starts the evening off and is followed by Handel's extraordinarily powerful anthem, Zadok the Priest.

The concert ends with more music from Handel (apparently nicknamed The Great Bear by Londoners) with his glorious piece for five vocal soloists and orchestra.

Queen Elizabeth Hall at 5.45pm - OAE Extras. Pre concert event - details to be announced. Free.

Start Date:

Thursday 22 November 2012 - 19:00

End Date:

Thursday 22 November 2012

Ticket Prices:

£38 £22 £9

Concession/Group Prices:

50% off (limited availablilty)

Performer(s):

Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment
John Butt conductor
Soloists from the Choir of the Enlightenment

Repertoire:

Henry Purcell: Hail Bright Cecilia
George Frideric Handel: Zadok the priest (Coronation Anthem No.1)
Interval
George Frideric Handel: Dixit Dominus in G minor

Facility Description:

Queen Elizabeth Hall

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Queens, Heroines and Ladykillers: French Exchange

The Queens, Heroines and Ladykillers series continues with a programme that features the best of English and French Baroque and which demonstrates how French musical styles became fashionable in England too.

The programme includes music from French masters Lully and Rameau, including the Dardanus Suite which we defy you not to nod your head or tap your foot to.

Also included is the devastating lament from the Purcell's mini operatic masterpiece, Dido and Aeneas.

Fast rising star Jonathan Cohen conducts and the world-renowned soprano (and regular OAE collaborator) Sarah Connolly is the soloist.

Queen Elizabeth Hall at 5.45pm - OAE Extras at 5.45pm. We talk to soloist Sarah Connolly about tonight's concert programme. Free.

Queen Elizabeth Hall post concert - The Aftershow. Join artists after the concert for an informal discussion and Q&A.

Start Date:

Thursday 8 November 2012 - 19:00

End Date:

Thursday 8 November 2012

Ticket Prices:

£38 £22 £9 Premium £50

Concession/Group Prices:

50% off (limited availability)

Performer(s):

Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment
Jonathan Cohen director
Sarah Connolly mezzo-soprano

Repertoire:

Jean-Baptiste Lully: Passacaille from Armide, Act 5, Scene 2
Jean-Baptiste Lully: Venez, venez, Haine implacable from Armide
Marc-Antoine Charpentier: Overture, Medée
Marc-Antoine Charpentier: Princesse, c'est sur vous que mon espoir se fonde from Medée
Michel Richard de Lalande: Suite No.5 from Symphonies pour les soupers du roi
Jean-Philippe Rameau: Quoi, la terre e le ciel from Hippolyte et Aricie
Jean-Philippe Rameau: Cruelle mère from Hippolyte et Aricie
Jean-Philippe Rameau: Entrée de Polymnie from Les Boréades
Henry Purcell: Chacony in G minor for strings
Henry Purcell: Suite from Dioclesian
Henry Purcell: Suite from Dido and Aeneas
Henry Purcell: When I am laid in earth (Dido's Lament) from Dido and Aeneas
Michel Lambert: Ombre de mon amant
Michel Lambert: Ma bergère est tendre et fidèle
Jean-Fery Rebel: La fantaisie, ballet
Marc-Antoine Charpentier: Quel prix de mon amour from Medée
Interval

Facility Description:

Queen Elizabeth Hall

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A Touch of Brass

An all-Mozart programme, centred around the composer's richly melodic Fourth Horn Concerto.

Margaret Faultless, leader of the OAE, directs this all-Mozart programme. The concert starts with Mozart's Linz Symphony, which despite being written in only a matter of days, is a graceful, thoughtful work with an unusually lively, skipping last movement.

Mozart's Posthorn Serenade is so-called as one movement features a valveless horn, the same type that was used in Mozart's day to signal the arrival of the postal coach.

The centre-piece of the evening is Mozart's lyrical Fourth Horn Concerto, featuring thrilling fanfares and brilliant dialogue between the solo instrument and orchestra.

Queen Elizabeth Hall at 5.45pm - OAE Extras. Director Margaret Faultless introduces the evening's programme. Free.

Start Date:

Thursday 25 October 2012 - 19:00

End Date:

Thursday 25 October 2012

Ticket Prices:

£38 £22 £9

Concession/Group Prices:

50% off (limited availability)

Performer(s):

Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment
Margaret Faultless director
Roger Montgomery horn

Repertoire:

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Symphony No.36 (Linz)
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Horn Concerto No.4
Interval
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Serenade in D, K.320 (Posthorn)

Facility Description:

Queen Elizabeth Hall

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Dramatic Women: Three eras of divas

The OAE's Dramatic Heroines series opens with Sir Roger Norrington and star soprano Anna Caterina Antonacci.

Anna Caterina Antonacci joins the OAE for this concert that opens both the Orchestra's 2012/13 season and the Dramatic Heroines series. She sings three arias spanning three different musical eras, including an aria by Cherubini made famous by Maria Callas and a touching yet powerful aria from Berlioz.

Also in the programme is Gluck's viscerally thrilling Dance of the Furies and Bizet's fresh and uninhibited Symphony in C.

Royal Festival Hall at 5.45pm - OAE Extras. An introduction to both the orchestra's 2012/13 Southbank Centre series of concerts and the Dramatic Women series. With players from the OAE. Free

Royal Festival Hall post-concert discussion - The Aftershow. Join artists after the concert for an informal discussion and Q&A.

Start Date:

Sunday 30 September 2012 - 19:00

End Date:

Sunday 30 September 2012

Ticket Prices:

£38 £22 £9 Premium £60

Concession/Group Prices:

50% off

Performer(s):

Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment
Sir Roger Norrington conductor
Anna Caterina Antonacci mezzo-soprano

Repertoire:

Joseph Haydn: Symphony No.85 (La reine)
Luigi Cherubini: Dei tuoi figli la madre from Médée
Christoph Willibald von Gluck: Dance of the furies from Orfeo ed Euridice
Christoph Willibald von Gluck: Dance of the blessed spirits from Orfeo ed Euridice
Christoph Willibald von Gluck: O malheureuse Iphigénie from Iphigénie en Tauride
Interval
Hector Berlioz: Ah! Ah! Je vais mourir from Les Troyens
Hector Berlioz: Adieu, fière cité from Les Troyens
Georges Bizet: Symphony in C

Facility Description:

Royal Festival Hall

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Queens, Heroines and Ladykillers: A Tribute to Lorraine Hunt Lieberson

Lorraine Hunt Lieberson was one of the foremost sopranos of our time, and an artist the OAE worked with regularly, most notably at Glyndebourne and on CD.

Tonight's tribute to her sees three great sopranos take to the Royal Festival Hall stage to sing some of Handel's most dramatic and emotionally intense arias, interspersed with some of his gutsy orchestra music. A very special way to end the OAE's concert season.

Royal Festival Hall at 5.45pm - OAE Extras. A look back at the life and career of Lorraine Hunt Lieberson. Free.

Start Date:

Monday 3 June 2013 - 19:00

End Date:

Monday 3 June 2013

Ticket Prices:

£38 £22 £9 Premium £60

Concession/Group Prices:

50% off (limited availablilty)

Performer(s):

Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment
William Christie director
Stéphanie d'Oustrac mezzo-soprano
Anna Stephany mezzo-soprano
Renata Pokupic mezzo-soprano

Repertoire:

George Frideric Handel: Overture, Giulio Cesare
George Frideric Handel: L'angue offeso mai riposa from Giulio Cesare
George Frideric Handel: Ah! Whither should we fly (from Theodora)
George Frideric Handel: As with rosy steps the morn (from Theodora)
George Frideric Handel: Where shall I fly? from Hercules
George Frideric Handel: Concerto grosso in B minor, Op.6 No.12
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George Frideric Handel: Overture, Theodora
George Frideric Handel: Lord, to Thee each night and day (from Theodora)
George Frideric Handel: Dopo notte from Ariodante
George Frideric Handel: Concerto grosso in B flat, Op.3 No.2
George Frideric Handel: Sveglaitevi nel core from Giulio Cesare

Facility Description:

Royal Festival Hall

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Queens, Heroines and Ladykillers: Curtain raisers and high drama

Marin Alsop conducts a dramatic evening of Mozart, Beethoven and Schumann.

Concerts don't get much more dramatic than this. The evening begins with Mozart's Idomeneo, which builds from a brooding start to a heady climax before subsiding to where it began. It's the perfect curtain-raiser for a series of dramatic arias written for the female voice.

Schumann's Second Symphony is perhaps his least-known, but it has been hailed as the composers most complete vision for the orchestra and contains some hugely powerful music - not least in the blazing final movement.

Queen Elizabeth Hall at 5.45pm - OAE Extras. As part of the Royal Philharmonic Society's anniversary celebrations we look at how Schumann's Symphony No.2 came to be commission by them and at the musical scene in London at the time.

This concert is part of the Royal Philharmonic Society's 2013 Bicentenary Celebrations.

Start Date:

Friday 8 March 2013 - 19:00

End Date:

Friday 8 March 2013

Ticket Prices:

£38 £22 £9

Concession/Group Prices:

50% off (limited availablilty)

Performer(s):

Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment
Marin Alsop conductor
Emma Bell soprano

Repertoire:

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Overture, Idomeneo, re di Creta
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: O smania! O furie! O disperata Elektra! from Idomeneo
Ludwig Van Beethoven: Overture, Leonore No.3
Ludwig Van Beethoven: Abscheulicher, wo eislt du hin ... Komm, Hoffnung from Fidelio
Carl Maria Von Weber: Ocean! Though mighty Monster from Oberon
Interval
Robert Schumann: Symphony No.2 in C

Facility Description:

Queen Elizabeth Hall

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Mozart's Eroica

Tonight's concert sees a pair of Mozart's greatest piano concertos being performed by one of the world's greatest pianists, András Schiff.

The Ninth Piano Concerto was dubbed 'Mozart's Eroica' by none other than Albert Einstein, and the work contains a sublime and tender middle movement contained by two feisty outer movements.

Piano Concerto No.24 is perhaps better known and builds out of a spectacularly moody and muscular opening.

The evening's musical sandwich is one of Haydn's typically fresh and zesty symphonies, though again dark menacing undertones can be heard underneath the bright melodies.

Queen Elizabeth Hall at 5.45pm - OAE Extras at 5.45pm. An introduction to tonight's concert. Free.

Start Date:

Monday 25 February 2013 - 19:00

End Date:

Monday 25 February 2013

Ticket Prices:

£38 £22 £9 Premium £50

Concession/Group Prices:

50% off (limited availablilty)

Performer(s):

Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment
András Schiff conductor, piano

Repertoire:

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Piano Concerto No.9 in E flat, K.271
Joseph Haydn: Symphony No.98 in B flat
Interval
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Piano Concerto No.24 in C minor, K.491

Facility Description:

Queen Elizabeth Hall

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By Jupiter, that's the last of Mozart!

Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment Principal Artist Sir Simon Rattle joins the Orchestra to conduct Mozart's last three symphonies.

Although written in relatively quick succession, these three works offer great contrasts. Symphony No.39 is full of wide, flowing melodies, whilst Symphony No.40 plumbs deep emotional depths and is perhaps one of the most tragic pieces that Mozart penned. Conversely, his last Symphony, No.41 'Jupiter', rounds the evening off in an explosion of sheer joy, energy and exuberance.

Royal Festival Hall at 5.45pm - OAE Extras at 5.45pm. A detailed look at Mozart's last three symphonies. Free.

Start Date:

Tuesday 29 January 2013 - 19:00

End Date:

Tuesday 29 January 2013

Ticket Prices:

£38 £22 £9 Premium £60

Concession/Group Prices:

50% off (limited availablilty)

Performer(s):

Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment
Sir Simon Rattle conductor

Repertoire:

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Symphony No.39
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Symphony No.40
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Symphony No.41 (Jupiter)

Facility Description:

Royal Festival Hall

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Creation

Haydn's vibrant oratorio The Creation, with Adam Fischer and an all-star cast of soloists.

Haydn's oratorio The Creation is not only one of the composer's most popular pieces, but is also one of the most vividly descriptive pieces of classical music there is. Each aspect of the story is brilliantly brought to life by Haydn's expressive music - you can really hear the black emptiness before the First Day, the lion leaping and experience the heat of the sun as it rises - and the added contrast and texture of period instruments only adds to the effect.

A wonderful way to start the new year.

Royal Festival Hall at 5.45pm - OAE Extras at 5.45pm. A look at the vivid musical descriptions in The Creation - is it 'programme music' before its time? Free.

Royal Festival Hall post concert - The Aftershow. Join artists after the concert for an informal discussion and Q&A.

Start Date:

Wednesday 9 January 2013 - 19:00

End Date:

Wednesday 9 January 2013

Ticket Prices:

£38 £22 £9 Premium £60

Concession/Group Prices:

50% off (limited availablilty)

Performer(s):

Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment
Adam Fischer conductor
Soloists include:
Kurt Streit tenor
Choir of the Enlightenment

Repertoire:

Joseph Haydn: The Creation
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Facility Description:

Royal Festival Hall

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Pete Lockett Rajasthan Collaboration

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Alchemy presents a boundary breaking collaboration between internationally acclaimed percussionist Pete Lockett and 16 traditional musicians from the Shekawati and Marwar regions of Rajasthan.

Pete has worked with the likes of A.R. Rahman, Peter Gabriel, Robert Plant, U Shrinivas and TH Vikku Vinayakram to name a few.

From the moment he met the 16 musicians in the desert villages north of Jaipur, there was an instant musical connection. Following their joyful and exhilarating festival performances in India, the project comes to Europe for the first time.

A Jodhpur RIFF Production presented and co-produced by the South Bank Centre.
Generously supported by Indian Council for Cultural Relations, Jaipur Heritage Trust (UK) and Jodhpur RIFF

Start Date:

Sunday 15 April 2012 - 19:30

End Date:

Sunday 15 April 2012

Ticket Prices:

£17.50 £15 £10

Concession/Group Prices:

50% off (limited availability)

Facility Description:

Queen Elizabeth Hall

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Ealing Choral Society

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A Feast of Choral Music

Walton's Belshazzar's Feast, richly orchestrated with rhythms and harmonies reflecting his interest in jazz, tells of the 'writing on the wall' at the Babylonian king's sacrilegious feast, the fall of his kingdom and the release of the Jews from exile.
Poulenc's Gloria, criticised at the time for being irreverent, is exuberant with freshness and vivacity.

Start Date:

Saturday 28 April 2012 - 19:30

End Date:

Saturday 28 April 2012

Ticket Prices:

£25 £22 £16 £12

Concession/Group Prices:

50% off (limited availability)

Performer(s):

Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra
Jonathan Williams conductor
Emily Rowley Jones soprano
David Stout baritone
Ealing Choral Society

Repertoire:

Claude Debussy: Prélude à l'après-midi d'un faune
Francis Poulenc: Gloria
Interval
William Walton: Belshazzar's Feast

Facility Description:

Queen Elizabeth Hall

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London Sinfonietta

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Steve Reich Radio Rewrite - world premiere

The London Sinfonietta gives the world premiere of Radio Rewrite, a new work from master of minimalism Steve Reich, inspired by the music of Radiohead. Reich also performs Clapping Music.

Radio Rewrite is a co-commission by the London Sinfonietta and New York's Alarm Will Sound.

Start Date:

Tuesday 5 March 2013 - 19:30

End Date:

Tuesday 5 March 2013

Ticket Prices:

£28 £22 £16 £12 £9 Premium Seats £35

Concession/Group Prices:

50% off (limited availability)

Performer(s):

London Sinfonietta
Brad Lubman conductor
Steve Reich performer
Sound Intermedia sound projection

Repertoire:

Steve Reich: Clapping Music
Steve Reich: Electric Counterpoint
Steve Reich: 2 x 5 for 5 musicians & tape or 10 live musicians
Steve Reich: Radio Rewrite (World premiere)
Steve Reich: Double Sextet

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Transatlantic Sessions

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Long established among the jewels in the crown of Glasgow's Celtic Connections festival, Transatlantic Sessions return to Royal Festival Hall following a sold-out show here in January 2011.

Due to public demand, choir seats have been made available for £15 and can be purchased by phoning 0844 847 9910 (£2.75 transaction fee) or by visiting one of our Southbank Centre Ticket offices in person (no transaction fee). These seats offer a unique view of the stage, but please note that they are behind the main speakers so the sound may be slightly affected and the view restricted. Book fast as there is a limited number of seats available.

Led by supreme traditional-style fiddler Aly Bain and dobro legend Jerry Douglas, they continue to revisit shared roots and forge new common ground between today's finest Celtic and Americana musicians.

This year's performance once again features a stellar line-up of special guests including Jerry Douglas, Aly Bain, Raul Malo, Eddi Reader, Karen Matheson, Tim O'Brien, Darrell Scott, Declan O'Rourke, Ruth Moody, John Doyle, Danny Thompson, Michael McGoldrick, John McCusker, Donald Shaw, James MacKintosh, and Bruce Molsky.

As ever they are flanked by a crème-de-la-crème house band including Phil Cunningham, John Doyle, Russ Barenberg, Mike McGoldrick, John McCusker, James Mackintosh and Donald Shaw.

Start Date:

Monday 6 February 2012 - 19:30

End Date:

Monday 6 February 2012

Availability Message:

Choir seats available. Please call 0844 847 9910

Ticket Prices:

£25 £22.50 £18 £15

Concession/Group Prices:

50% off (limited availability)

Facility Description:

Royal Festival Hall

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Lambeth Schools Music Festival 2012

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Large Ensembles

Performances by talented junior children in Lambeth schools, featuring other ensembles from the borough as well as the In Harmony Lambeth project.

Part of the Lambeth Schools' Music Festival, in partnership with Lambeth Music Services, which this year involves a record-breaking 75 musical groups from 50 Lambeth schools.

Start Date:

Wednesday 28 March 2012 - 14:00

End Date:

Wednesday 28 March 2012

Ticket Prices:

Free

Facility Description:

Queen Elizabeth Hall

Lambeth Schools Music Festival 2012

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Junior Singing Concert

A celebration of singing with choirs from Lambeth junior schools performing a wide range of songs together. Enjoy the sight and sound of a stage filled with hundreds of young singers.

Part of the Lambeth Schools' Music Festival, in partnership with Lambeth Music Services, which this year involves a record-breaking 75 musical groups from 50 Lambeth schools.

Start Date:

Tuesday 27 March 2012 - 18:30

End Date:

Tuesday 27 March 2012

Ticket Prices:

Free

Facility Description:

Royal Festival Hall

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Infant Singing Concert

A celebration of singing with choirs from Lambeth infant schools performing a wide range of songs together. Enjoy the sight and sound of a stage filled with hundreds of young singers.

Part of the Lambeth Schools' Music Festival, in partnership with Lambeth Music Services, which this year involves a record-breaking 75 musical groups from 50 Lambeth schools.

Start Date:

Tuesday 27 March 2012 - 13:30

End Date:

Tuesday 27 March 2012

Ticket Prices:

Free

Facility Description:

Royal Festival Hall