The London Symphony Orchestra, established in 1904, is the oldest existing orchestra in London and represents the highest level of performance in the UK. Its origins can be traced back to the Queen’s Hall Orchestra founded in 1895. In 1904, about half of the musicians from this ensemble formed a new orchestra, with Hans Richter appointed as the chief conductor.
The BBC Music Magazine listed the London Symphony Orchestra among the top 28 symphony orchestras in the world in July this year. The orchestra boasts an artist roster including: Principal Conductor Sir Antonio Pappano, Honorary Conductor Sir Simon Rattle, Principal Guest Conductors Gianandrea Noseda and François-Xavier Roth, Laureate Conductor Michael Tilson Thomas, as well as guest artists Barbara Hannigan and André J. Thomas.
Open from October 8th to October 10th, subject to live performance times.
