Tagged in CLASSICAL MUSIC

Arts Ahead: What’s On in London in 2012

Diaries at the ready: here's what you should be getting excited about in 2012, if you're not into the Olympics

Music Preview: CLoSer @ Village Underground

Get close to one of London's leading orchestras at an informal concert (sponsored post)

In Film & Pictures: St Pancras Pop-Up Beethoven

Watch the BBC Symphony in action yesterday at the Eurostar terminal.

Preview: OAE Take Classical Music Down The Pub

Hear baroque music live in the Star of Kings

Preview: Kings Place Festival 2011

100 events over four days for free or £4.50

Opera Preview: Clemency @ Royal Opera House

A world premiere for the Linbury Studio Theatre looking at how Sarah and Abraham might have borne the news they were to be nonagenarian parents.

Review: Seven Last Words @ St James' Church, Piccadilly

A challenge for the artists and the audience alike, a one off performance of Haydn's Seven Last Words took place on Thursday evening with mixed success.

Youth, Experience And Everything In Between: The BBC Proms Are Back

Picking highlights is tricky in a programme bursting with top notch concerts but you've got to start your Proms planning somewhere.

TONIGHT: Seven Last Words @ St James' Church, Piccadilly

Text, dance and music will explore death and hope in a sacred setting tonight.

TONIGHT (& Tomorrow): 2001, A Space Odyssey Live

Combine the immediacy of film with the sound mass of a full symphony orchestra for a full-on sensory experience at the Royal Festival Hall.

Classical Music Escapes The Concert Hall

Two thriving club nights – one in east London and the other in the West End – offer both performers and audiences the chance to experience classical music outside traditional venues

TONIGHT: Philharmonia Orchestra Play Music of Today

A free classical music concert for after work.

Live Music Review: James Rhodes @ The Ambassador's Theatre

The prodigious talents of the so-called 'rock pianist' took over the Ambassador's theatre on Wednesday for one night of solo piano recitals.

Classical Music Comedy Review: Hans Liberg @ Cadogan Hall

Meet the self-styled ‘godfather of comedy and music’.

Preview: Night Shift @ Queen Elizabeth Hall

If you still think classical music is stuffy, expensive and uninteresting, try Night Shift on Wednesday at Queen Elizabeth Hall for informal, "No-Rules" classical music.

Preview: Peter And The Wolf @ Southbank Centre

Featuring Jarvis Cocker, children's classic Peter and The Wolf is returning later this month to the Southbank Centre as part of its Christmas season.

Free Classical Vinyl in Soho

Opera Preview: Glyndebourne @ Somerset House

First Night of the Proms: How to 'prom'

Preview: Spitalfields Music Summer Festival

Get Your Classical Kick This Christmas

Review: Last Night Of The Kenwood Proms

Classical Music Review: Prom 44

'Most Important Phenomenon In Music Today' Coming To London