LCO Next Concert
Sat, 28th March 2026, 19:30
15£ - 18£
The London City Orchestra returns to the stage for an electrifying evening of colour, rhythm and storytelling under the baton of Thomas Payne, joined by acclaimed pianist Rustam Khanmurzin. The programme journeys from the sun-drenched vitality of Elgar’s In the South to the darkly playful energy of Anna Clyne’s Masquerade, before showcasing Ravel’s jazz-infused brilliance in his sparkling Piano Concerto in G. The concert concludes with Gershwin’s exuberant An American in Paris, a symphonic postcard bursting with swagger, wit and the irresistible pulse of a city in motion.
Conductor: Thomas Payne
Piano: Rustam Khanmurzin
Programme:
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Elgar - In the South
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Clyne - Masquerade
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Ravel - Piano Concerto in G
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Gershwin - An American in Paris
Welcome to London City Orchestra
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.
