UPCOMING CONCERTS

As part of Bloomsbury Festival 2026, soprano Harriet Burns, tenor Mark Padmore and pianist Ian Tindale perform a programme of song that travels from Schumann to Shakespeare.

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Granted the right to bear Dvořák's own name by his descendants, this celebrated Czech ensemble brings authentic idiomatic insight to two towering piano quartets.

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Join the Aida Piano Trio for a beautifully balanced evening pairing the familiar with the unexpected, performed with real emotional range.

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Flautist Boris Bizjak joins the Greenwich Trio for an evening of colour, charm and surprising juxtapositions.

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One of the world's most recorded cellists joins Artistic Director Simon Callaghan to explore a fascinating byway of the repertoire.

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In a new collaborative series with the Royal Northern College of Music celebrating emerging artists, pianist Edward Lloyd performs one of Franz Liszt's most visionary, mystical cycles.

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Already earning praise for their concentrated, communicative energy, the Woolf Quartet presents a programme of vivid works.

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Ruth Rogers, Leader of the London Mozart Players and the Brighton Philharmonic, and Martin Cousin, her partner in the Aquinas Piano Trio, bring four great violin sonatas to Conway Hall.

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Conway Hall presents the UK premiere of The Golden Fountain – a new Climate Opera by composer and pianist Stefania Passamonte, inspired by Arabian mythology, desert folklore, and the enduring relationship between knowledge, water, and the natural world.

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The Tippett Quartet return this Autumn with the launch of their 2026/27 explorations of Tippett’s quartets at Conway Hall, paired with Beethoven’s radiant ‘Harp’ Quartet.

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Join us for a festive feast of carols new and old in the candlelit chambers of historic Conway Hall. Raise your voices with the splendid singers of Electric Voice Theatre, and discover a rich history of secular hymns from composers such as Emily Josephine Troup and Eliza Flower, along with familiar favourites of the season.

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The Ryelandt Trio close our Autumn Season in a programme which will blend Belgian rarities with beloved classics.

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