LCO Next Concert

Sat, 8 November 2025, 19:30

15£ - 18£

Join us on Saturday, November 8, 2025, at St. Gabriel in Pimlico for a memorable evening with the City Orchestra, conducted by Adrián Varela.

This concert promises to deliver an enchanting musical experience featuring two remarkable works.

Program:

Bruckner's Symphony No.4
Mozart's Clarinet Concerto, performed by Ralph Lane

Don't miss this opportunity to enjoy these timeless masterpieces in a beautiful setting. We look forward to see you!

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The London City Orchestra was formed in January 2013, and since then has worked itself to the foreground of the classical music scene in London. Run by a Board of Trustees and its elected Committee, the orchestra’s mission is to nurture aspiring musicians and non-professional music making throughout London, the Southeast and the UK.

The orchestra performs a minimum of three concerts per season, and rehearses weekly on Mondays from 7pm - 9.30pm, in the City of London.

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Child-friendly concert creates a buzz

St Gabriel’s Church was alive with music and laughter as the LCO held its free children’s concert, led by Thomas Payne. Families enjoyed live orchestral music, interactive demos, and a chance to try instruments and conduct. With support from The Fishmongers’ Company and Restore the Music, the event made music accessible, fun, and inspiring for all ages. “Zero stuffiness—total joy!” said composer Ben Morales Frost.

Fiona Thompson

‘Ignition’ takes off on 31 May

Following the success of last year’s event, we’re delighted to put on another free concert for children in Pimlico, which has now sold out. This year, we’re thrilled to announce we’re performing the world premiere of ‘Ignition’ by Ben Morales Frost. Written especially for the LCO, this four-minute piece embarks on a whistle-stop tour of each section and every instrument. It’s a tantalising introduction to the orchestra for young listeners who’ve never experienced live conce

Fiona Thompson