Classical in London
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FREESymphony of Stories
📍 Putney Library
Evans/Diamand Trio
📍 The Bull and Gate
FREEMayfair Organ Concert: Richard Gowers
📍 St George's Hanover Square, St George Street, W1
Olafur Arnalds
📍 Eventim Apollo
From £118.09
Ólafur Arnalds @ Eventim Apollo
📍 Eventim Apollo
The Oxygène Symphony (50th Anniversary)
📍 Jazz Cafe
From £26.50
FREELunchtime Concert – Rossetti Ensemble
📍 Holy Trinity Church, Off campus
Filippo Spreafico: Italian Rhapsody
📍 170a Drury Ln - Ground Floor
From £2.00
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Royal Philharmonic Orchestra in Greater London
📍 Cadogan Hall
Brunel Arts Lunchtime Concert - Colares Ensemble
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The Girl from Arles, Queen Elizabeth Hall, Southbank Centre, London
📍 Queen Elizabeth Hall, Southbank Centre, London
From £20.00
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Aida Garifullina | Cyprus Symphony Orchestra – 9-10.10.2026
📍 Curium Ancient Theatre
From £80.00
Eric Christian
📍 Cadogan Hall
£28.25 - £33.90
Black Panther in Concert with Chineke! Orchestra
📍 London Royal Albert Hall
From £375.60
Orchestra of the City - Friday 9th October
📍 St Andrew's, Holborn
Bridgerton Inspired Concert - Muswell Hill
📍 St James Church
Idrîsî Ensemble: Live at St Marylebone Church (matinee)
📍 St Marylebone Parish Church
From £25.00
Amon Amarth
📍 Eventim Apollo
From £106.04
Sholay in Concert with the Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra
📍 London Royal Albert Hall
Albion Up Close: Sound the Trumpet
📍 The Church of the Holy Innocents
Kalbanik's Orchestra at Jamboree
📍 Jamboree
South London Jazz Orchestra
Northern Landscapes: CLSW autumn concert
📍 St Saviour's, Pimlico
Trio Louise Farrenc: Exploring Music Past and Present Present
📍 City Lit (Markson Pianos Recital Room, 101)
£22.38
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Classical in London — Guide
Classical events in London are a blend of elegance and sophistication, offering a journey through time with performances that span centuries of musical genius. Perfect for those who appreciate refined artistry, these concerts often feature chamber orchestras or soloists playing in intimate spaces like arts centres and dedicated music venues, creating an atmosphere where every note resonates deeply.
Expect to find classical events taking place regularly throughout the year, from small recitals in pub function rooms to larger scale performances in community halls. Whether it's a Baroque ensemble tuning up in a cozy basement club or a full symphony orchestra filling a grand venue with majestic soundscapes, the unpredictability of venues adds to the charm and variety of experiencing classical music in London.