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Dance
The Royal Ballet shows off the breadth of the company’s heritage with a triple bill of works by MacMillan and Ashton, alongside Nureyev’s production of a Petipa classic
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Tried and Tested
Dance
San Francisco Ballet has started a rare residency at Sadler’s Wells with the glorious Shostakovich Trilogy, by the choreographer of the moment Alexei Ratmansky
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Classical Music
Music for Mothering Sunday, with dynamic conductor Xian Zhang and violinist Alina Pogostkina
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Classical Music
A barnstorming symphony and virtuoso piano concerto are performed with Russian spirit by a soloist and conductor who share the composers' roots
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Best of
The 10 must-hear concerts by London orchestras and visitors this autumn, featuring Stravinsky, Shostakovich, Mozart and more
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Best of
The best orchestras on the planet head for London with exciting programmes and tremendous soloists. Book now for a world tour in music – here are our favourites
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Classical Music
An hour's music is the perfect antidote to a demanding day, and starts the evening out in style
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Best of
The symphonies and concertos no music-lover should be without, played live at the Royal Albert Hall
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Best of
Tango, dub, rap, fusion... The classics give way to new dance and song rhythms in a number of Proms designed to cross musical barriers
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Best of
A feat of musical memory, drama with the Jets and the Sharks, and an invitation to children to come and play
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Opera
Symphonies at the heart of classical music and inventive new sounds herald the first whole week of Proms
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Last Chance
Classical Music
When a traveller from another world arrives on Earth, its classical music helps her find her way – and guides her home
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Tried and Tested
Opera
The scheming wife becomes a central character in her own right in Shostakovich's opera about frustration and infidelity
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In The Know
With world-class classical singers and players, it punches above its weight – and now a Frank Gehry Wimbledon concert hall is on the cards
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Classical Music
Symphonies by Beethoven and Shostakovich, a Bernstein classic, and the first performance in Europe of an important new composition about our sense of place – spring highlights for 2018
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Classical Music
Music overpowers ideology in Shostakovich's 7th Symphony, while Beethoven reflects his own times in his 5th Piano Concerto
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Classical Music
There are intimations of mortality in the London Philharmonic Orchestra's concert – but music fights back with humour
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Classical Music
With world-class playing and soloists, the RPO series would be a a wonderful introduction to concert-going
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Tried and Tested
Opera
A new Royal Opera House dream team creates an evening of surreal comedy and satire
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Essential
Classical Music
Martha Agerich joins the Russia's greatest orchestra for a one-of-a-kind anniversary concert
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Essential
Classical Music
The supreme string quartet return to London for a pair of diverse, intriguing concerts
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Classical Music
The award-winning Czech quartet return to London for an unprecedented second Radio 3 Lunchtime residency
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Classical Music
The startling pianist - praised as a revolutionary player - returns to Wigmore Hall to play Beethoven's Diabelli Variations
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Classical Music
The London Symphony Orchestra devotes three concerts to celebrating the Bard, with music inspired by his work
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The English National Opera's new season will soon be open for booking. We select the highlights.
