What's on this week: classical music in London
**this article has been updated - find this week’s events here**
Spotlight Chamber Concerts
Live music came back with a bang last week. We’re glad to report that there’s no sign of performances relenting.
Alongside a load of new standalone events, tickets to two exciting music festivals in Marylebone and Islington went on-sale last Monday. The future’s looking bright for London’s classical music at last.
Here are our recommendations for things to do this week:
Wednesday 26 May, 1.10pm
Meera Maharaj (flute) and Dominic Degavino (piano) play music by Chaminade, Andy Scott and Franck
Wednesday 26 May, 7pm
Thomas Gould (violin) and Yulia Chaplina (piano) play a selection of music from ‘Behind the Iron Curtain’ at Kings Place
Thursday 27 May, 9pm
Angela Hewitt plays music by Couperin and Brahms, as the Spotlight Chamber Concerts series returns to SE1
Saturday 29 May, 6pm + 8pm
Nathan Britton performs his spin on Chopin, Gershwin, Oscar Peterson & Bill Evans at The Piano Bar Soho, with trumpeter Andy Davies
a bit further ahead…
Friday 9 July, 6.30pm + 8.30pm
Laura van der Heijden and Max Baillie play Kodály’s Duo and a selection of folk music in Hoxton as part of through the noise’s noisenights series
Saturday 28 August, 6pm + 8pm
Sarah Daramy-Williams and Natalia Senior-Brown feature in the second instalment of our noisenights series at Hoxton Underbelly
