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Cinema
From the world of Harry Potter to an evening with James Bond, here are the live concert screenings to book in for
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Classical Music
Bond comes to life as Skyfall is screened with full orchestral accompaniment at the Royal Albert Hall
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Classical Music
This Burns Night, amidst the candle-lit backdrop of St. James' church, violinist Harriet Mackenzie joins the Piccadilly Sinfonietta to perform Winter from Vivaldi's Four Seasons, and other baroque masterpieces
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Classical Music
The Glory of Christmas is back to spread the classical Christmas cheer at the Barbican Hall – featuring the likes of Handel, Schubert, and David Willcocks
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Classical Music
Pianist AyseDeniz Gokcin returns to London for a performance of Beethoven, rock covers and original compositions
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Classical Music
The champion of chanson is back: Michel Legrand brings his award-winning film scores to London this autumn
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Talks
Gender inequality is as big an issue in the world of classical music as it is anywhere else – these women are fighting to make a difference
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Classical Music
Triple threat: technology, music, and poetry come together at Aurora Orchestra & Poet in the City: Memento
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Classical Music
Soviet director Sergei Eisenstein’s masterpiece October: Ten Days that Shook the World is being screened before live music by the London Symphony Orchestra at the Barbican this October
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Classical Music
Aurora Orchestra are pushing boundaries in a concert at the Royal Festival Hall which crosses various art-forms in its celebration of nature and birdsong
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Theatre
Director Conall Morrison brings an innovative performance weaving together two nineteenth-century masterpieces to the Barbican
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Classical Music
Rising star and virtuoso pianist Thomas Nickell comes to Park Lane for an evening dedicated to cultural interaction in music
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Classical Music
Seventy talented musicians flood to London from abroad – the Hong Kong Music Series promises a jam-packed musical itinerary this month
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Classical Music
Angel Blue, one of the world's brightest new opera stars, is back in London, with Strauss in her sights. Reasons to rejoice, all round
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The festive season is upon us, and we know pantomimes aren't for everyone. So from opera and carols to midnight mass, here's how to celebrate in song this winter
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President Trump has been elected. Here's all the events, talks and debates happening in London in the aftermath of the US Election 2016
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Must See
From traditional classics at the Royal Opera House to innovative new commissions, the opera and classical concerts coming up this season in London
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Things to do
The head of the Amex Centurion Club, Rafael Mason, on making the most exclusive concerts in London. In association with American Express
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Things To Do
Before the Easter eggs, the music: London Easter concerts feature both traditional, classical works and new pieces
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Interview
We chatted to Saffron Burrows about how the classical world compares to the theatrical, and how streaming is changing the way we view TV
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Opera
A delightful new opera for children brings Philip Pullman's exotic adventure to life with enchaniting effects and music
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Opera
Fresh from The Juilliard School, NYC, John Brancy and three other rising stars take the lead in Donizetti's classic opera bouffe
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Opera
Keith Warner and the Royal Opera bring Luigi Rossi's seventeenth century masterpiece to the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse
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Opera
Francesca Zambello's taut, back-to-classics production of Bizet's ever-popular opera is revived for another season
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Opera
Irish playwright Enda Walsh collaborates with composer Donnacha Dennehy on his first opera, a searing psychological thriller
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Opera
A landmark collaborative production of Gluck's eighteenth century opera, directed by John Fulljames and choreographer Hofesh Shechter
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Opera
A new opera by Austria composer Georg Friedrich Haas, following the life of a fisherman from birth to after death
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Opera
Christof Loy's astonishing production of Strauss' opera returns, melding romantic thrills and slapstick antics
