LSO Spring 2015 Events Guide

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For 40 years, my relationship with the LSO has been a joy and an inspiration.

Michael Tilson Thomas, LSO Principal Guest Conductor

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LSO Season 2014/15 Spring Concert Guide

SPRING 2015

London’s Symphony Orchestra ‘We travel the world to celebrate this incredible Orchestra. Londoners can hear it any time they like.’

The LSO is the capital’s oldest symphony orchestra and one of the world’s finest, with over a century of history behind it and a hundred talented musicians forming its Membership.

Each year the LSO joins forces with the world’s leading conductors and soloists to perform 70 concerts at the Barbican Centre, our home in the City of London, plus another 70 across the globe.

In recent years, tours have taken the Orchestra to all the major

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European cities and further-flung destinations including Australia,

LSO Principal Conductor

Singapore, India, China and Japan. A tour to the West Coast of the US with Principal Guest Conductor Michael Tilson Thomas, in celebration of his 70th birthday, promises to be a highlight of 2015.

The LSO’s work extends far beyond the concert hall too.

LSO Discovery, our education and community programme, reaches over 65,000 people from all walks of life every year. There are countless

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

Spring Highlights LSO Concerts at the Barbican BBC Radio 3 Lunchtime Concerts at LSO St Luke’s LSO Discovery Events How to Book / Venue Information

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

And you can hear the Orchestra on over a hundred (and counting!) releases on our own label, LSO Live, and on iconic soundtracks for numerous films (including recent hit The Imitation Game, four of the Harry Potter films and all six previous Star Wars movies).

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WELCOME / ICONS OF MUSIC ~ LSO.CO.UK

‘Gianandrea Noseda conducted the London Symphony Chorus and Orchestra in a tightly-controlled performance.’

Financial Times on Gianandrea Noseda with the LSO

Icons of music FIVE SYMPHONIC LANDMARKS

ICONS OF MUSIC Sun 1 Feb Brahms Symphony No 2 David Afkham conductor Thu 5 Feb Tchaikovsky Symphony No 6 (‘Pathétique’) Sir Mark Elder conductor Sun 15 Feb Mahler Symphony No 6 Gianandrea Noseda conductor Sun 12 Apr Shostakovich Symphony No 6 Osmo Vänskä conductor Sun 30 Apr Tchaikovsky Symphony No 4 Tugan Sokhiev conductor Images clockwise: Sir Mark Elder (left), David Afkham (top left), Gianandrea Noseda (above)

Get to know some of history’s iconic composers through a selection of great works – ground-breaking symphonies that are as powerful today as when they were first heard.

Brahms was both a traditionalist and an innovator, moulding Classical traditions into bold Romantic gestures. His joyous Second Symphony is a lasting, firm favourite.

Tchaikovsky’s symphonies are full of drama, overflowing with passionate melodies and permeated with intensely personal meanings. Explore two of the most gripping this spring: the Fourth and Sixth, both of which were inspired by the inescapable, ever-present power of fate.

In February, we hear the sixth of Mahler’s ten epic symphonies.

A work of striking power, it’s brought to life by a huge, dazzling orchestra, and punctuated by the three famous ‘hammer blows of fate’ that ring out in the finale. And finally in April we encounter Russian composer Shostakovich through his intriguing Sixth Symphony, which revels in ambiguity and contradiction, from the sombre opening movement to the high-spirited finale.

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Vocal Versatility VOCAL VERSATILITY Thu 15 Jan Ligeti Mysteries of the Macabre Sir Simon Rattle conductor Barbara Hannigan soprano

We all have a voice, and we all have the potential to experience the unparalleled joy of music-making.

Whether it’s a single voice or a massed choir of one hundred, vocal music has the ability to communicate directly to us and tap into the whole range of human emotion.

The earliest music would have undoubtedly been for voice. Since its primitive beginnings the voice has remained a central thread of all musical cultures and traditions.

This spring there is a series of concerts exploring the vast range of sung music, from Berlioz’s exquisite Les nuits d’été, to the dazzling vocal acrobatics of Ligeti’s Mysteries of the Macabre. LSO Sing, the Orchestra’s singing programme, also offers an abundance of opportunities to experience firsthand the pleasure of singing regardless of experience or ability. In the next singing day you can explore Duruflé’s deeply devotional Requiem in an open workshop, when Simon Halsey, the LSO’s Choral Director, offers fresh insights.

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VOCAL VERSATILITY / JAZZ & FOLK INSPIRATIONS ~ LSO.CO.UK

Sun 25 Jan Mahler Symphony No 4 Robin Ticciati conductor Karen Cargill mezzo-soprano Thu 5 Feb Berlioz Les nuits d’été Sir Mark Elder conductor Susan Graham mezzo-soprano Sat 7 Feb, LSO St Luke’s LSO Singing Day: Duruflé Requiem Simon Halsey conductor Sun 1 Mar Duruflé Requiem Donald Runnicles conductor London Symphony Chorus Images: Barbara Hannigan (top left), Susan Graham (top right), Robin Ticciati (right)

‘A generosity and wisdom beyond his years.’

The Arts Desk on Robin Ticciati with the LSO

‘Järvi never let the intensity drop.’

Evening Standard on Kristjan Järvi

Jazz & folk inspirations JAZZ & FOLK INSPIRATIONS Sun 18 Jan Falla The Three-Cornered Hat Rimsky-Korsakov Capriccio Espagnol Xian Zhang conductor Sun 25 Jan Ravel Piano Concerto in G major Robin Ticciati conductor Simon Trpcˇeski piano Thu 5 Mar Eclectica at the Barbican: Dance of the Gypsy Violin Kristjan Järvi conductor Roby Lakatos violin Thu 12 Mar Gershwin Piano Concerto in F major Michael Tilson Thomas conductor Yuja Wang piano Images: Kristjan Järvi (top centre), Roby Lakatos (right)

At first glance the worlds of folk, jazz and classical music couldn’t be further apart.

Folk is the music of the people and the land. Passed on by rote from generation to generation, it is organic and adaptable. Jazz emerged as a natural progression from folk roots, retaining a sense of spontaneity and intuition whilst developing a unique and distinctive harmonic and rhythmic character. Classical music, on the other hand, is highly formalised.

Taught by learned professors in the world’s most prestigious conservatoires, it is written down and performed note by note.

Despite their obvious differences, when the worlds of classical, jazz and folk music collide the effect can be astounding. Lush orchestral textures and classical poise bring a new dimension to traditional folk themes and jazz rhythms. Conversely, the improvisational quality of folk and jazz can lend an emotional immediacy and sense of spontaneity to classical music. These three concerts explore the breadth of folk influence on classical music, and the ways many great composers have looked to their roots for inspiration.

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SPRING 2015 LSO BARBICAN CONCERTS

FEBRUARY 2015

JANUARY 2015

Thu 15 Jan 2015 7.30pm

Sun 1 Feb 2015 7.30pm

VOCAL VERSATILITY

ICONS OF MUSIC

Sun 4 Jan 2015 7pm

Webern Six Pieces Berg Three Fragments from ‘Wozzeck’ Ligeti Mysteries of the Macabre Stravinsky The Rite of Spring

Webern Passacaglia Beethoven Piano Concerto No 3 Brahms Symphony No 2

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NATIONAL YOUTH ORCHESTRA OF GREAT BRITAIN Bach arr Elgar Fantasia and Fugue in C minor Respighi Pines of Rome Elgar Symphony No 1 John Wilson conductor National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain Sun 11 Jan 2015 7.30pm

ORIENTAL ROMANCE Schumann Das Paradies und die Peri Sir Simon Rattle conductor Sally Matthews Peri Mark Padmore narrator Kate Royal soprano Bernarda Fink alto Andrew Staples tenor Florian Boesch bass London Symphony Chorus Simon Halsey chorus director 10am–5.30pm LSO Discovery Day: Schumann See page 10 for details

THE RITE OF SPRING

BARBICAN LSO CONCERT LISTINGS ~ LSO.CO.UK

David Afkham conductor Nicholas Angelich piano

Sir Simon Rattle conductor Barbara Hannigan soprano Sold out, returns only | Supported by LSO Patrons

SIMON TRPCˇESKI (25 JAN)

Sun 18 Jan 2015 7.30pm

Thu 5 Feb 2015 7.30pm

JAZZ & FOLK INSPIRATIONS

THE HEAT & PASSION OF THE MED Verdi Overture: The Force of Destiny Prokofiev Piano Concerto No 2 Falla The Three-Cornered Hat Rimsky-Korsakov Capriccio Espagnol Xian Zhang conductor Valentina Lisitsa piano

Sun 25 Jan 2015 7.30pm VOCAL VERSATILITY / JAZZ & FOLK INSPIRATIONS

THE ART OF ZEN

Toshio Hosokawa Blossoming II Ravel Piano Concerto in G major Mahler Symphony No 4 Robin Ticciati conductor Simon Trpcˇeski piano Karen Cargill mezzo-soprano

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BRIGHT, HEROIC CLASSICS

VALENTINA LISITSA (18 JAN)

VOCAL VERSATILITY / ICONS OF MUSIC

HEART-RENDING HARMONIES Berlioz Les nuits d’été Tchaikovsky Symphony No 6 (‘Pathétique’) Sir Mark Elder conductor Susan Graham mezzo-soprano Includes a new ten minute work Ballabile by Patrick Brennan as part of the Panufnik Composers Scheme supported by the Helen Hamlyn Trust

‘In everything she does, there seems to be a special combination of virtuosity, real lyricism and communication.’

THE GUARDIAN ON VALENTINA LISITSA (18 JAN)

MARCH 2015 Sun 8 Feb 2015 2.30pm

Sun 1 Mar 2015 7.30pm

Thu 12 Mar 2015 7.30pm

LSO DISCOVERY

VOCAL VERSATILITY

JAZZ & FOLK INSPIRATIONS

Suitable for 7- to 12-year-olds

Debussy La damoiselle élue Debussy La mer Duruflé Requiem

FAMILY CONCERT: VIVA ESPAÑA!

MEDITATIVE MUSIC

Alexandre Bloch conductor Rachel Leach presenter

Donald Runnicles conductor Nicole Cabell soprano Kelley O’Connor mezzo-soprano Duncan Rock baritone London Symphony Chorus Simon Halsey chorus director

Features music from Bizet’s Carmen, Falla’s The Three-Cornered Hat and Rimsky-Korsakov Capriccio Espagnol.

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

MAHLER’S TRAGIC SIXTH

MICHAEL TILSON THOMAS (12 & 15 MAR)

Liszt Piano Concerto No 2 Mahler Symphony No 6 Gianandrea Noseda conductor Alice Sara Ott piano Thu 19 Feb 2015 7.30pm

REVOLUTIONARY RUSSIANS Balakirev Tamara Glazunov Violin Concerto Rachmaninov Symphony No 1 Valery Gergiev conductor Roman Simovic violin 6pm LSO Platforms: Guildhall Artists Piano works by Rachmaninov

Colin Matthews Hidden Variables Gershwin Piano Concerto in F major Shostakovich Symphony No 5 Michael Tilson Thomas conductor Yuja Wang piano Sun 15 Mar 2015 7.30pm

MICHAEL TILSON THOMAS

Sun 15 Feb 2015 7.30pm ICONS OF MUSIC

MICHAEL TILSON THOMAS 70TH BIRTHDAY GALA

YUJA WANG (12 & 15 MAR)

6pm LSO Platforms: Guildhall Artists Piano works by Debussy

Britten Four Sea Interludes Shostakovich Concerto No 1 for Piano, Trumpet and Strings Sibelius Symphony No 2

Thu 5 Mar 2015 7.30pm

Michael Tilson Thomas conductor Yuja Wang piano

JAZZ & FOLK INSPIRATIONS

GYPSY VIOLIN VIRTUOSO Programme includes: Brahms Rondo alla zingarese Brahms Selected Hungarian Dances Kodály Háry János – Suite Sarasate Zigeunerweisen Kristjan Järvi conductor Roby Lakatos violin Roby Lakatos Ensemble Explore the violin’s wilder side with a dazzling evening of Hungarian dances and Gypsy-inspired tunes.

10am–5.30pm LSO Discovery Day: Sibelius See page 10 for details

‘Of her fabulous technique there can be no doubt, nor of the weight of sound she can conjure from a piano.’

THE GUARDIAN ON YUJA WANG (12 & 15 MAR) SEE PAGE 11 FOR BOOKING DETAILS

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APRIL 2015 Wed 8 Apr 2015 7.30pm

Thu 23 Apr 2015 7.30pm

Thu 30 Apr 2015 7.30pm

VIOLIN FESTIVAL LAUNCH CONCERT

PIERRE BOULEZ: 90TH BIRTHDAY FESTIVAL

ICONS OF MUSIC

Pierre Boulez Livre pour cordes Stravinsky The Rite of Spring Pierre Boulez Rituel: in memoriam Bruno Maderna

Messiaen Les offrandes oubliées Bartók Violin Concerto No 2 Tchaikovsky Symphony No 4

Peter Eötvös conductor

Tugan Sokhiev conductor Midori violin

Shostakovich Violin Concerto No 1 Liszt A Faust Symphony Gianandrea Noseda conductor Leonidas Kavakos violin Part of the LSO International Violin Festival generously supported by Jonathan Moulds LEONIDAS KAVAKOS (8 APR)

GIL SHAHAM (12 APR)

6pm LSO Platforms: Guildhall Artists String music by Shostakovich Sun 12 Apr 2015 7.30pm ICONS OF MUSIC

Sun 26 Apr 2015 7.30pm

STIRRING SHOSTAKOVICH

LSO STRING ENSEMBLE

Arvo Pärt Cantus in memoriam: Benjamin Britten Britten Violin Concerto Shostakovich Symphony No 6

Schubert arr Mahler Death and the Maiden Shostakovich arr Pushkarev Sonata for Violin, Percussion and String Orchestra Shostakovich Chamber Symphony in C minor

Osmo Vänskä conductor Gil Shaham violin Part of the LSO International Violin Festival generously supported by Jonathan Moulds

10am–5.30pm The Strad Sunday Violin-making workshop and mini exhibition 6–6.45pm The Strad Panel Discussion A guide to violin sound with LSO Leader Roman Simovic

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9.45pm LSO Aftershock, Stalls Foyer Seven LSO musicians and ten LSO Soundhub composers perform their own tributes to Pierre Boulez.

BARBICAN LSO CONCERT LISTINGS / BBC RADIO 3 LUNCHTIME CONCERTS ~ LSO.CO.UK

Roman Simovic director Part of the LSO International Violin Festival generously supported by Jonathan Moulds

THE HAND OF FATE

Part of the LSO International Violin Festival generously supported by Jonathan Moulds

6pm LSO Platforms: Guildhall Artists String chamber music by Bartók

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

BBC RADIO 3 LUNCHTIME CONCERTS

CLEIN & FRIENDS

HAYDN PLUS ONE

Thu 5 Feb 2015 1pm, LSO St Luke’s

Thu 5 Mar 2015 1pm, LSO St Luke’s

CLEIN & TIEMPO

META4 STRING QUARTET

Bach Cello Suite No 3 in C major BWV 1009 Chopin Three Preludes from Op 28 Shostakovich Cello Sonata in D minor Op 40

Haydn String Quartet in B minor Op 64 No 2 Bartók String Quartet No 5 Meta4 String Quartet

Natalie Clein cello | Sergio Tiempo piano META4 QUARTET (5 MAR)

Thu 12 Feb 2015 1pm, LSO St Luke’s

CLEIN, KRAGGERUD & CHORZELSKI Bach arr Sitkovetsky Goldberg Variations for String Trio NATALIE CLEIN (5–26 FEB)

‘Magically deft, soaringly passionate, without any trace of self-indulgence, Clein conjures a full orchestra of colours and textures from her cello.’

THE TIMES ON NATALIE CLEIN (5–26 FEB)

Natalie Clein cello | Henning Kraggerud violin Krzysztof Chorzelski viola

‘The music’s epic scale emerged with unforced strength and grandeur.’

THE TELEGRAPH ON META4 (5 MAR)

Thu 19 Feb 2015 1pm, LSO St Luke’s

CLEIN & MARWOOD Bach Two-part Inventions Kodály Duo Op 7 Ravel Sonata for Violin and Cello

Thu 12 Mar 2015 1pm, LSO St Luke’s

RONALD BRAUTIGAM Haydn Fantasia in C major Hob XVII/4 Haydn Piano Sonata in G major Hob XVI/40 Beethoven Piano Sonata in F minor Op 2 No 1 Haydn Piano Sonata in C major Hob XVI/50 Ronald Brautigam fortepiano Thu 19 Mar 2015 1pm, LSO St Luke’s

ATOS TRIO (26 MAR)

CUARTETO CASALS Haydn String Quartet in F minor Op 20 No 5 Shostakovich String Quartet No 2 in A major Op 68 Cuarteto Casals

Natalie Clein cello | Anthony Marwood violin Thu 26 Mar 2015 1pm, LSO St Luke’s Thu 26 Feb 2015 1pm, LSO St Luke’s

CLEIN & ESFAHANI Bach Gamba Sonata No 1 in G major BWV 1027 Ligeti Sonata for Solo Cello Kurtág Signs, Games and Messages for Solo Cello Bach Gamba Sonata No 3 in G minor BWV 1029

ATOS TRIO Haydn Piano Trio in E major Hob XV/28 Brahms Piano Trio No 1 in B major Op 8 ATOS Trio

Natalie Clein cello Mahan Esfahani harpsichord

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EXPLORE AND DISCOVER

MUSIC IN-DEPTH

FOR ALL

Sun 11 Jan 2015 10am–5.30pm, Barbican and LSO St Luke’s

Fri 30 Jan 2015 12.30–1.15pm, LSO St Luke’s

Fri 13 Mar 2015 7.30pm, LSO St Luke’s

LSO DISCOVERY

FOR FAMILIES

FREE LUNCHTIME CONCERT

LSO DISCOVERY

LSO DISCOVERY DAY

Sun 8 Feb 2015 2.30pm, Barbican

LSO Principals perform Schumann’s Piano Quintet as part of the afternoon session.

LSO DISCOVERY

ROBERT SCHUMANN Stephen Johnson guest speaker

FAMILY CONCERT: VIVA ESPAÑA!

Suitable for over 5s

Daniel Jemison LSO Principal Bassoon John Alley LSO Principal Keyboard Fri 13 Feb 2015 12.30–1.15pm, LSO St Luke’s

See page 7 for details

Sun 15 Mar 2015 10am–5.30pm, Barbican and LSO St Luke’s

LSO DISCOVERY

Fri 20 Mar 2015 12.30–1.15pm, LSO St Luke’s

LSO DISCOVERY DAY

Suitable for over 5s

LSO DISCOVERY

STORYTELLING FOR UNDER-5s Come and see a group of LSO players bring a popular children’s story to life through music.

JEAN SIBELIUS

FREE LUNCHTIME CONCERT Peter Moore LSO Co-Principal Trombone

Find out more about Robert Schumann and Jean Sibelius in these LSO Discovery Days.

A morning rehearsal at the Barbican is followed by chamber music plus guest speakers and discussion at LSO St Luke’s in the afternoon.

Fri 27 Feb 2015 12.30–1.15pm, LSO St Luke’s LSO DISCOVERY

FREE LUNCHTIME CONCERT Suitable for over 5s

JOIN IN Sat 7 Feb 2015 11am–4.30pm, LSO St Luke’s LSO CHORAL SINGING DAY

LSO String Ensemble LSO SINGING DAY (7 FEB)

Fri 13 Mar 2015 12.30–1.15pm, LSO St Luke’s

FREE LUNCHTIME CONCERT Suitable for over 5s

Simon Halsey conductor

Guildhall School Percussion Ensemble

Join the London Symphony Orchestra’s Choral Director in this singing day exploring Duruflé’s much-loved Requiem, with an informal performance at the end of the day for family and friends.

This Spring’s LSO Discovery Friday Lunchtime Concerts feature ‘Endangered Species’ instruments and introduce some of the new Members of the LSO, presented by Rachel Leach.

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

Duruflé Ubi caritas Fauré Cantique de Jean Racine Saint-Saëns Les fleurs et les arbres; Calme des Nuits David Lawrence conductor LSO Community Choir Fri 20 Mar 2015 7.30pm, LSO St Luke’s LSO DISCOVERY

BALINESE GAMELAN CONCERT Andy Channing director Lila Cita Gamelan group Lila Bhawa dance company LSO Community Gamelan Group Experience a mellifluous and mesmerising performance of traditional and contemporary Balinese music and dance.

LSO DISCOVERY

DURUFLÉ REQUIEM

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COMMUNITY CHOIR CONCERT: FRENCH CONNECTIONS

LSO GAMELAN GROUP (20 MAR)

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EATING & DRINKING

TICKETS

REFRESH AND RELAX

BARBICAN CONCERT TICKETS

SPECIAL LSO ST LUKE’S EVENTS

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

£10 £16 £22 £28 £38 + 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.

Book 3–4 concerts save 15% Book 5+ save 20%

LSO Community Choir (13 Mar) LSO Community Gamelan Group (20 Mar) £7 (£5 concessions) + fees as LSO Singing Days

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

SPECIAL BARBICAN CONCERTS

GROUPS OF 10 OR MORE

LSO String Ensemble (26 Apr) £10 £16 £22 + fees as above

Receive a 20% discount Call 020 7382 7211 (10am–5pm Mon-Fri) or visit lso.co.uk/groups

Barbican Lounge (Level 1): A chic relaxed ambience in which to enjoy a pre-concert drink or seasonal small plates from the tapas-style menu.

Reservations 020 7382 6180.

LSO Family Concert (8 Feb) £5 under-18s, £10 adults + fees as above Suitable for families with 7- to 12-year-olds

Gin Joint by Searcys (Level 2): Offering brasserie dining and the most extensive gin list in the City, with stunning views across the Barbican lakeside. Both full dining and bar menus are available. Reservations 020 7588 3008.

LSO SINGING DAYS

SEARCYS GIN JOINT

Full day tickets £17 + booking fee per transaction of £0.60 online or £0.70 by phone (£13.50 concessions) Includes music hire LSO DISCOVERY DAYS

FIND US BARBICAN CENTRE Silk Street, EC2Y 8DS LSO ST LUKE’S UBS and LSO Music Education Centre 161 Old Street, EC1V 9NG The Barbican is in the heart of the City of London with LSO St Luke’s just a five-minute walk away.

See map on back cover

BARBICAN FOODHALL

Full day tickets £17 (£13.50 concessions) / £12 afternoon only (from 2.30pm) + fees as LSO Singing Days

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.

BBC RADIO 3 LUNCHTIME CONCERTS

Calls may be monitored or recorded for quality assurance or training purposes. All discounts are subject to availability and may not be combined.

£10 (£9 concessions) + fees as LSO Singing Days Book any four concerts for £8 each

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.

STORYTELLING FOR UNDER-5s £3 children, £5 adults + fees as LSO Singing Days

Visit lso.co.uk/yourvisit for details of public transport, parking etc.

BOOKING INFORMATION

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