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LSO Season 2016/17 Autumn/Winter Concert Guide

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AUTUMN/WINTER 2016 CONTENTS 3–5 Highlights

The LSO’s pioneering spirit, inimitable signature sound and commitment to serving music – and the people who love music – have been a part of the Orchestra’s unique ethos for over a century, since its creation in 1904. The Orchestra, which is owned and governed by the 95 musicians

50-years working with the LSO, Valery Gergiev returns to the Russian repertoire that runs through his veins, and our massed choirs join together for an uplifting celebration of Christmas. The LSO’s work extends far beyond the concert hall, too. LSO Discovery, our world-leading education and community programme, reaches over 60,000 people from all walks of life annually. There are countless opportunities to get involved in eye-opening musical

6–8 Concerts at the Barbican

who form its membership, works with the world’s leading conductors

activities at LSO St Luke’s, our venue on Old Street, from attending

BBC Radio 3 Lunchtime Concerts

and soloists, with 70 concerts a year as Resident Orchestra at the

concerts as a family to participating in community music-making groups.

at LSO St Luke’s

Barbican Centre and a further 70 on tour all over the world.

You can hear the Orchestra on over a hundred (and counting) releases

LSO Discovery Events

How to Book / Venue Information

WELCOME / GRAND CHORAL WORKS ~ LSO.CO.UK

In the autumn and winter months of our 2016/17 season,

on our own label, LSO Live. And we’ll be celebrating the LSO’s peerless

Gianandrea Noseda joins us for his first concerts as Principal Guest

heritage in the world of film music in November, with a concert dedicated

Conductor, Conductor Emeritus André Previn continues to build on his

to scores by composer John Williams.

‘The Verdi Requiem speaks today with the same freshness as when it was written.’ Gianandrea Noseda

Grand Choral Works Choral music is at the very heart of the LSO’s 2016/17 season, as we explore works from the length and breadth of the choral repertoire. Verdi’s monumental Requiem launches the season in dramatic style under the commanding baton of Gianandrea Noseda, newly appointed LSO Principal Guest Conductor. The Requiem is one of the composer’s most iconic works, setting traditional liturgical texts to music of unprecedented emotional scope. You can experience it from a different angle at our Choral Singing Day too, as Choral Director Simon Halsey guides you through the work’s intricacies and complexities. In October Sir John Eliot Gardiner completes his Mendelssohn cycle with the composer’s rarely performed Second Symphony, the choral ‘Lobgesang’ (Hymn of Praise). ‘Lobgesang’ is a symphony-cantata of truly grand proportions

CHORAL CONCERTS Sun 18 & Tue 20 Sep Verdi Requiem Gianandrea Noseda conductor 18 Sep live-streamed on youtube.com/lso Generously supported by Reignwood

Sun 16 & Thu 20 Oct Mendelssohn Symphony No 2 (‘Lobgesang’) Sir John Eliot Gardiner conductor Sun 4 Dec John Adams El Niño John Adams conductor Wed 21 Dec A Choral Christmas Simon Halsey conductor

CHORAL SINGING DAY Sat 17 Sep, LSO St Luke’s Verdi Requiem Simon Halsey conductor

and one of the composer’s most celebrated works during his lifetime. And since choral music never fails to brings us together during the festive season, we bring 2016 to a close with John Adams’ sparkling Nativity oratorio, El Niño, before we invite you to raise the Barbican roof at our annual Choral Christmas celebration.

LSO Sing is supported by the Sir Siegmund Warburg’s Voluntary Settlement, John S Cohen Foundation, LSO Friends, Rothschild Charities Committee, Barnett & Sylvia Shine No 2 Charitable Trust and Slaughter and May. SEE PAGE 11 FOR BOOKING DETAILS

American Pioneers

REICH & ADAMS Sun 6 Nov, Barbican & LSO St Luke’s LSO DISCOVERY DAY: STEVE REICH Sun 6 Nov Steve Reich Daniel Variations You Are (Variations) The Desert Music Kristjan Järvi conductor

A new sound was born in America in the middle of the last century, with pulsating rhythms and a re-invigorated harmonic language. It was the sound of the new world – fresh, vibrant, exciting – and it changed music forever. Among this generation of composers were Steve Reich and John Adams. Both classically-trained, they were able to see beyond the

Sun 4 Dec John Adams El Niño John Adams conductor

limits dictated by the grand European tradition, and forge new musical

Thu 8 Dec John Adams Scheherazade.2 John Adams conductor Leila Josefowicz violin

so visceral and rewarding to listen to. We celebrate these composers’

pathways into rich fields of expression. The history books may call this ‘Minimalism’, but there is nothing minimal about music that is far-reaching and enduring influence this autumn. In Steve Reich’s 80th birthday year we present a programme devoted to his orchestral works: the aphoristic You Are (Variations), the touching eulogy

BARBICAN PRESENTS

THE SOUNDS THAT CHANGED AMERICA Throughout the 2016/17 season the Barbican and its associate ensembles present orchestral concerts, chamber music, theatre performances and talks with John Adams, Steve Reich and Philip Glass. Visit barbican.org.uk/music for details.

‘I just love the LSO, and they know my music so well. When we rehearse, there’s a ‘click’ that happens.’ John Adams

AMERICAN PIONEERS / NIKOLAJ ZNAIDER ~ LSO.CO.UK

of the Daniel Variations and the wild expanses of The Desert Music, as well as a chance to hear from the composer himself at an LSO Discovery Day. John Adams also joins us to conduct two concerts: his Christmas oratorio for the new millennium, El Niño, and a mix of works with myths and stories at their core, leading towards the composer’s own dramatic symphony for violin and orchestra, Scheherazade.2.

NIKOLAJ ZNAIDER WITH THE LSO Sun 25 Sep Sibelius Violin Concerto Sun 18 Dec Mozart Violin Concerto No 1 Mozart Violin Concerto No 4 Tchaikovsky Symphony No 4 Sun 14 May Mozart Violin Concerto No 5 Tchaikovsky Symphony No 5

MORE STAR VIOLINISTS THIS AUTUMN Sun 16 & Thu 20 Oct Mendelssohn Violin Concerto Alina Ibragimova violin Thu 24 Nov Bruch Violin Concerto No 1 Roman Simovic violin Thu 8 Dec John Adams Scheherazade.2 Leila Josefowicz violin Wed 14 Dec Shostakovich Violin Concerto No 1 James Ehnes violin Generously supported by LSO Friends

BBC RADIO 3 LUNCHTIME CONCERTS

Whether he’s on the conductor’s podium or standing in front of the Orchestra, drawing sounds of lyricism and drama from his 250-year-old violin, Nikolaj Znaider is a familiar face to the LSO. A regular guest artist since his debut in 2001, the Danish musician brings together both sides of his career – conductor and soloist – with the LSO this year. He launches a multi-season exploration of Mozart and Tchaikovsky in December, play-directing the former’s violin concertos and conducting the latter’s symphonies. For Znaider, the composers were kindred spirits. ‘There’s something that unites their music,’ he says. ‘There’s a lightness of motion and a feeling of drama, of a story unfolding.’ Adding a further dimension to the series is a set of BBC Radio 3 Lunchtime Concerts at LSO St Luke’s, which explores Tchaikovsky’s obsession with Mozart through chamber music by both. There’s a focus on stars of the violin elsewhere in the autumn, too. Znaider takes on a more traditional solo role for the brooding strains of Sibelius’ Violin Concerto in September, Alina Ibragimova plays Mendelssohn, the LSO’s own Roman Simovic steps into the spotlight for Bruch’s Violin Concerto No 1, and we welcome Leila Josefowicz and James Ehnes in December to round off 2016.

Nikolaj Znaider MOZART & TCHAIKOVSKY

Thu 6, 13, 20 Oct & 24 Nov, LSO St Luke’s Mozart & Tchaikovsky chamber works

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LSO AUTUMN/ SEPTEMBER 2016 WINTER CONCERTS Sun 18 Sep 2016 7pm & Tue 20 Sep 2016 7.30pm SEASON LAUNCH

VERDI REQUIEM

Thu 22 Sep 2016 7.30pm

REBELS AND TRAILBLAZERS Debussy La mer Haydn Trumpet Concerto Shostakovich Symphony No 5 Gianandrea Noseda conductor Philip Cobb trumpet

Verdi Requiem Gianandrea Noseda conductor Erika Grimaldi soprano Daniela Barcellona mezzo-soprano Francesco Meli tenor Michele Pertusi baritone London Symphony Chorus † Simon Halsey chorus director 18 Sep live-streamed on youtube.com/lso

Mon 19 Sep 2016 7.30pm

5.30pm LSO Platforms: Guildhall Artists A selection of songs by Sibelius

Beethoven Piano Sonata No 18 in E-flat major (‘The Hunt’) Sibelius Selected works Debussy Estampes Chopin Ballade No 2 in F major; Nocturne in F Major; Ballade No 4 in F minor Leif Ove Andsnes piano

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Jack Sheen Lung (world premiere, LSO Panufnik scheme commission) Sibelius Violin Concerto Mahler Symphony No 4 Daniel Harding conductor Nikolaj Znaider violin Christiane Karg soprano

LEIF OVE ANDSNES SOLO RECITAL

THE HEAVENLY SYMPHONY

Generously supported by Reignwood ALINA IBRAGIMOVA (16 & 20 OCT)

LEIF OVE ANDSNES (19 SEP)

Sun 25 Sep 2016 7pm

† LSO Sing is supported by the Sir Siegmund Warburg’s Voluntary Settlement, John S Cohen Foundation, LSO Friends, Rothschild Charities Committee, Barnett & Sylvia Shine No 2 Charitable Trust and Slaughter and May.

LSO Panufnik scheme commission generously supported by Lady Hamlyn and The Helen Hamlyn Trust

LSO Platforms: Guildhall Artists feature recitals by postgraduate musicians from the Guildhall School, some of whom are studying on the Orchestral Artistry course in association with the LSO. Find out more at lso.co.uk/lsoplatforms

OCTOBER 2016 Sun 16 Oct 2016 7pm GRAND CHORAL WORKS

A HYMN OF PRAISE Mendelssohn Violin Concerto Symphony No 2 (‘Lobgesang’) Sir John Eliot Gardiner conductor Alina Ibragimova violin Lucy Crowe soprano Jurgita Adamonyte˙ soprano Michael Spyres tenor Monteverdi Choir 5.30pm LSO Platforms: Guildhall Artists Featuring solo piano works by Mendelssohn

Thu 20 Oct 2016 7.30pm GRAND CHORAL WORKS

NOVEMBER 2016 Sun 6 Nov 2016 7pm AMERICAN PIONEERS

STEVE REICH AT 80 Steve Reich Daniel Variations You Are (Variations) The Desert Music

Thu 24 Nov 2016 7.30pm

DECEMBER 2016

A SWISS JOURNEY Rossini Overture: William Tell Bruch Violin Concerto No 1 Strauss An Alpine Symphony

Sat 3 Dec 2016 2.30–3.30pm

Sir Antonio Pappano conductor Roman Simovic violin

FAMILY CONCERT: ROALD DAHL CELEBRATION

6pm LSO Platforms: Guildhall Artists A selection of songs from the Bel Canto tradition

SUITABLE FOR FAMILIES WITH 7- TO 12-YEAR-OLDS

LSO DISCOVERY

SIR ANTONIO PAPPANO (24 NOV)

Kristjan Järvi conductor Synergy Vocals Join us and special guest Steve Reich for an LSO Discovery Day (see page 10) on his music.

Sat 26 Nov 2016 7.30pm

Thu 10 Nov 2016 7.30pm

Introduced on screen by John Williams

ANDRÉ PREVIN: 50 YEARS WITH THE LSO

Includes music from: Superman, Jurassic Park, JFK, War Horse, E. T., Harry Potter and Star Wars

Ravel Le tombeau de Couperin André Previn Concerto for Cello and Orchestra Dvorˇák Symphony No 8 André Previn conductor Daniel Müller-Schott cello

Tim Redmond conductor LSO Discovery Choirs † Roald Dahl’s magical story-telling is as fresh now as it was when he started putting pen to paper following his years as a fighter ace in World War II, so why not join us in celebrating his centenary and re-living some magical stories through music and some classical music that Dahl loved too. There’ll be an opportunity to sing your heart out and to finish off the Orchestra will play Paul Patterson’s virtuosic setting of Little Red Riding Hood and the Wolf – one of Dahl’s truly Revolting Rhymes.

THE BEST OF JOHN WILLIAMS

In this unique celebration of John Williams’ extraordinary career, hear the LSO play his greatest film hits with each score introduced by John Williams himself, in an exclusive interview to be screened on the evening.

Generously supported by LSO Friends

In association with Tommy Pearson Music

Tue 29 & Wed 30 Nov 2016 7.30pm Thu 17 Nov 2016 7pm

Please note start time

THE DONATELLA FLICK LSO CONDUCTING COMPETITION

For crèche information and pre-concert foyer activities visit lso.co.uk/families

THE WAR SYMPHONY

COMPETITION FINAL

Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto No 1 Prokofiev Symphony No 6

Verdi Overture: The Force of Destiny Elgar Variations on an Original Theme (‘Enigma’) Rachmaninov Symphonic Dances

Valery Gergiev conductor Barry Douglas piano

Foyer activities delivered in partnership with Barbican Guildhall Creative Learning

VALERY GERGIEV (29 & 30 OCT)

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Sun 4 Dec 2016 7pm

Wed 14 Dec 2016 7.30pm

AMERICAN PIONEERS

MYSTERY & GLAMOUR

JOHN ADAMS AT 70 John Adams El Niño John Adams conductor Joelle Harvey soprano Jennifer Johnson Cano mezzo-soprano Daniel Bubeck, Brian Cummings, Nathan Medley counter-tenors Davone Tines bass London Symphony Chorus † Simon Halsey chorus director Thu 8 Dec 2016 7.30pm AMERICAN PIONEERS

MYTHS & LEGENDS REIMAGINED Bartók Hungarian Sketches Stravinsky Orpheus John Adams Scheherazade.2 John Adams conductor Leila Josefowicz violin 6pm LSO Platforms: Guildhall Artists Chamber works by Stravinsky and Bartók

JANUARY 2017

Ravel La valse Shostakovich Violin Concerto No 1 Michael Taplin Ebbing Tides (world premiere, LSO Panufnik scheme commission) Mussorgsky arr Ravel Pictures at an Exhibition

Fri 13 Jan 2017 7.30pm, Milton Court Concert Hall

LSO CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

6pm LSO Platforms: Guildhall Artists Piano pieces by Shostakovich and Mussorgsky

J S Bach Orchestral Suite No 1 W F Bach Symphony in F major C P E Bach Symphony in G major Telemann Recorder Concerto in C major Haydn Symphony No 49 (‘La Passione’)

Supported by LSO Friends. LSO Panufnik scheme commission supported by Lady Hamlyn and The Helen Hamlyn Trust.

Giovanni Antonini conductor/recorder LSO Chamber Orchestra

Fabien Gabel conductor James Ehnes violin

Sun 18 Dec 2016 7pm MOZART & TCHAIKOVSKY

FABIEN GABEL (14 DEC)

Ligeti Le grand macabre (semi-staged performance)

Mozart Violin Concerto No 1 Mozart Violin Concerto No 4 Tchaikovsky Symphony No 4

Sir Simon Rattle conductor Peter Sellars director Peter Hoare Piet the Pot Ronnita Miller Amando Elizabeth Watts Amanda Pavlo Hunka Nekrotzar Frode Olsen Astradamors Heidi Melton Mescalina Audrey Luna Venus, Gepopo Anthony Roth Costanzo Prince Gogo Peter Tantsits White Minister Joshua Bloom Black Minister London Symphony Chorus † Simon Halsey chorus director

Nikolaj Znaider conductor/violin

LONDON SYMPHONY CHORUS

A CHORAL CHRISTMAS Simon Halsey conductor LSO String Ensemble London Symphony Chorus † LSO Community Choir † LSO Discovery Choirs † Join Simon Halsey and all of the LSO’s choral groups in this festive celebration of Christmas

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Sat 14 & Sun 15 Jan 2017 7pm

LE GRAND MACABRE

STROKES OF GENIUS

Wed 21 Dec 2016 7.30pm † LSO Sing is supported by the Sir Siegmund Warburg’s Voluntary Settlement, John S Cohen Foundation, LSO Friends, Rothschild Charities Committee, Barnett & Sylvia Shine No 2 Charitable Trust and Slaughter and May.

Please note venue

JAMES EHNES (14 DEC)

Produced by the LSO and Barbican Part of LSO 2016/17 Season and Barbican Presents Multi-buy and group discounts do not apply to these concerts.

BBC RADIO 3 LUNCHTIME CONCERTS

PAVEL KOLESNIKOV (6 OCT)

MOZART & TCHAIKOVSKY Ten musicians explore Tchaikovsky’s love of Mozart, through songs, piano trios, string quartets and solo piano music. Thu 6 Oct 2016 1pm, LSO St Luke’s Tchaikovsky Barcarolle (‘June’) from ‘The Seasons’ Valse-Scherzo No 1 in A major Impromptu-Caprice in G major Dumka Humoresque Aveu passioni Mozart Minuet in D major K355 Gigue in G major K574 Variations on a theme by Gluck K455 Pavel Kolesnikov piano

IAIN BURNSIDE (20 OCT)

Thu 13 Oct 2016 1pm, LSO St Luke’s Mozart Fantasy in D minor for solo piano K379 Tchaikovsky Piano Trio in A minor Sitkovetsky Piano Trio Thu 20 Oct 2016 1pm, LSO St Luke’s A selection of Mozart and Tchaikovsky songs Robin Tritschler tenor Iain Burnside piano

LAWRENCE POWER

LAWRENCE POWER & FRIENDS The charismatic soloist and chamber musician is joined by some of his closest collaborators for a celebration of the viola.

VILDE FRANG (10 NOV)

Thu 10 Nov 2016 1pm, LSO St Luke’s Veress String Trio Beethoven String Trio in E-flat major Vilde Frang violin Lawrence Power viola Nicolas Altstaedt cello Thu 17 Nov 2016 1pm, LSO St Luke’s

Thu 27 Oct 2016 1pm, LSO St Luke’s

Thu 24 Nov 2016 1pm, LSO St Luke’s

J S Bach Gamba Sonata No 1 in G major Mark-Anthony Turnage Power Play Bowen Viola Sonata No 2 in F major

Schubert Overture in C minor Beethoven Fugue in D major Brahms Clarinet Quintet in B minor (version for viola and string quartet)

Mozart String Quartet in B-flat major K589 Tchaikovsky String Quartet No 1 in D major

Lawrence Power viola Simon Crawford-Phillips piano

Lawrence Power viola Vertavo String Quartet

Ehnes String Quartet

Thu 3 Nov 2016 1pm, LSO St Luke’s Brahms Trio in A major for viola, cello and piano Brahms Piano Trio No 1 in B major Lawrence Power viola Paul Watkins cello Simon Crawford-Phillips piano SEE PAGE 11 FOR BOOKING DETAILS

EXPLORE AND DISCOVER

FOR FAMILIES

MUSIC IN-DEPTH

FOR ALL

Fri 7 Oct 2016 12.30–1.15pm, LSO St Luke’s

Sun 6 Nov 2016 11am–5.30pm Barbican & LSO St Luke’s

Fri 16 Sep, 21 Oct, 4 & 25 Nov 2016 12.30–1.15pm, LSO St Luke’s

Vanessa King presenter Matthew Forbes composer

LSO DISCOVERY DAY

LSO DISCOVERY

LSO musicians retell The Tale of Peter Rabbit through music. Dance and sing your way through the concert as the musicians bring the characters and story to life.

STEVE REICH

After an Open Rehearsal at the Barbican, Vincent Corver gives the UK premiere of Six Pianos arranged for solo piano and joins Steve Reich in conversation about his new arrangement of the work.

FREE LUNCHTIME CONCERTS: THE AMERICAS SUITABLE FOR OVER-5S

LSO DISCOVERY

STORYTELLING FOR UNDER-5S

Rachel Leach presenter Our free lunchtime concert series delves deep into pioneering music from the free world.

Followed by a performance of New York Counterpoint by Chi-Yu Mo

Sun 30 Oct 2016 10am–4pm, LSO St Luke’s LSO DISCOVERY

FAMILY OPEN DAY SUITABLE FOR FAMILIES WITH 4- TO 7-YEAR-OLDS

Steve Reich guest speaker Vincent Corver piano Chi-Yu Mo clarinet

LSO SING

Sound by Sound Intermedia

Sat 17 Sep 2016 11am–4.30pm, LSO St Luke’s CHORAL SINGING DAY †

A day packed full of workshops, activities and more for you and your family to get involved in, from music-making to good old-fashioned arts-and-crafts, with a sharing session at the very end in the beautiful Jerwood Hall.

Gareth Glyn All Together Now! Rachel Leach Dance Mix II Young musicians perform music specially written to be played by an orchestra of players at different stages of their musical careers, from early-stage learners to world-class professionals. LSO On Track Young Musicians London Symphony Orchestra Guildhall School LSO Orchestral Artistry musicians Mon 28 Nov 2016 7.30–8.30pm

Featuring a world premiere of a new work by Panufnik composer Deborah Pritchard and some trademark audience participation, the LSO Community Choir presents its autumn concert with a combination of popular, traditional and classical pieces to delight and entertain.

The day will be accompanied by piano. Some sight-singing ability is recommended.

LSO DISCOVERY EVENTS / BOOKING & VENUE INFORMATION ~ LSO.CO.UK

LSO ON TRACK CELEBRATE & INSPIRE CONCERT

David Lawrence conductor

To get ready for the LSO’s performance of Verdi’s Requiem with Gianandrea Noseda, come and spend the day getting to know this work yourself.

LSO DISCOVERY

COMMUNITY CHOIR CONCERT †

Simon Halsey LSO Choral Director

STEVE REICH (6 NOV)

Mon 21 & Fri 25 Nov 2016 6.30–7.30pm, LSO St Luke’s

LSO DISCOVERY

VERDI REQUIEM

DISCOVERY SHOWCASES

SIMON HALSEY (17 SEP)

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EATING & DRINKING

TICKETS

REFRESH AND RELAX

BARBICAN CONCERT TICKETS

BBC RADIO 3 LUNCHTIME CONCERTS

Barbican Foyer Bars and Cafés: The ideal place to meet and catch up.

£10 £18 £24 £30 £42 + booking fee per transaction of £3 online or £4 by phone

Barbican Martini Bar (Level 1): Choose from classic and modern martinis, or a glass of bubbly.

A Choral Christmas (21 Dec) £10 £18 £24 £30 + fees as above

£12 (£10 concessions) + fees as LSO Singing Days Book any four concerts for £9 each

Barbican Kitchen (Level G): Offering hot dishes and salads from a counter-top service as well as sandwiches, cakes, teas and coffees.

LSO Chamber Ensemble (13 Jan) £10 £20 £30 + fees as above Donatella Flick LSO Conducting Competition Final (17 Nov) £10 £18 £24 + fees as above

Bonfire (Level 1): Juicy burgers, rotisserie chicken and milkshakes in a relaxed atmosphere overlooking the lake. Reservations 020 7382 6180.

LSO Family Concert (3 Dec) £5 children, £10 adults + fees as above

Osteria (Level 2): A new restaurant specialising in Italian cooking in the bistronomy style by chef Anthony Demetre. Reservations 020 7588 3008.

OSTERIA

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BARBICAN CENTRE Silk Street, EC2Y 8DS

Now more than ever, our supporters play an integral role in the LSO’s work and success.

LSO ST LUKE’S UBS and LSO Music Education Centre 161 Old Street, EC1V 9NG

You make it possible and as we look ahead to an exciting future, the LSO invites you to join our family of supporters. There has never been a better time to be involved.

The Barbican is in the heart of the City of London with LSO St Luke’s just a five-minute walk away.

To learn more about ways to support and share the work of the LSO, please contact:

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lso.co.uk/supportus 020 7588 1116 development@lso.co.uk

SPECIAL BARBICAN CONCERTS Le grand macabre (14 & 15 Jan) £25 £35 £55 £75 + fees as above Multibuy, group discounts and other concessions (under-18s) do not apply. LSO SINGING & DISCOVERY DAYS

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LSO Singing Day (17 Sep) LSO Discovery Day (6 Nov) £20 (£15 concessions) + booking fee per transaction of £0.60 online or £0.70 by phone Includes Singing Day music hire LSO ST LUKE’S FAMILY EVENTS Storytelling for under-5s (7 Oct) £3 children, £5 adults + fees as Singing Days Family Open Day (30 Oct) £7 children, £10 adults + fees as Singing Days

LSO DISCOVERY SHOWCASES LSO On Track Celebrate & Inspire (21 & 25 Nov) Community Choir Concert (28 Nov) £7 (£5 concessions) + fees as LSO Singing Days GROUPS OF 10 OR MORE Receive a 20% discount (excludes concerts on 14 & 15 Jan) Call 020 7382 7211 (10am–5pm Mon–Fri) or visit lso.co.uk/groups DISABLED VISITORS Join the Barbican Access Membership scheme to inform us of your access requirements. Members may be eligible for reductions on tickets, limited in number and subject to availability. Full details are available online at barbican.org.uk/access and at the Box Office. Tickets can be exchanged for another LSO concert or credit vouchers valid for six months, provided that you return them to the Box Office at least 24 hours before the performance (two weeks for group bookings). Administration fee applies. Calls may be monitored or recorded for quality assurance or training purposes. All discounts are subject to availability and may not be combined. Information correct at time of going to print. The LSO reserves the right to change artists or programmes if necessary. Refunds will only be given in the event of a concert being cancelled. BOOKING INFORMATION

You can get this guide in large print, audio and electronic formats. Contact 020 7588 1116 or email access@lso.co.uk

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