What's on this week: classical music in London
Tonight we launch the first ever noisenights tour. After two sets at The Jazz Cafe, London, we’re heading to Birmingham, Leeds, Newcastle, and Manchester with Sheku Kanneh-Mason and Harry Baker.
There are plenty of gigs going on in the capital whilst we’re away, so be sure to check out our recommendations below if you’re unavailable tonight.
Just a little look ahead to next week: we’re hosting the incredible Plínio Fernandes at The Jago on Saturday 10 December. It’s going to be an amazing night where the Brazilian folk tradition meets western classical music. Join us here.
Monday 28 November, 7pm + 9pm
Sheku Kanneh-Mason and Harry Baker explore song and improvisation through folk melodies, jazz standards, Bach, and Mahler in The Jazz Cafe
Tuesday 27 November, 7.30pm
The OAE’s Night Shift series - showcasing the best classical music in pubs - is back, this time at The George Tavern, Shadwell
Friday 2 December, 7.30pm
Soprano Susanna MacRae is joined by virtuoso guitarist David Black to perform a selection of David Braid’s musical settings of poems
Saturday 3 December, 6.30pm
Pianist Angela Hewitt performs Mozart at Spotlight Chamber Concerts, back in the recently reopened St John’s Waterloo
Friday 10 December, 7pm + 9pm
São Paulo-born guitarist Plínio Fernandes combines the Brazilian folk tradition with Western classical music in a solo show at The Jago
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