What's on this week: classical music in London
Star of noisenight four Sheku Kanneh-Mason makes his live debut with the London Symphony Orchestra on Saturday
Next week we’ll be welcoming Abel Selaocoe back to noisenights, as he performs with Chesaba in OSLO Hackney.
We released some extra tickets last week, and there is still some space in the early set. Find out more here.
Turning back to this week, a whole load of previous noisenights artists are set to feature across London.
Max Baillie (noisenight one), Colin Alexander (noisenight five), and Héloïse Werner (noisenight five) will perform in October House Records’ showcase on Tuesday, and Sheku Kanneh-Mason (noisenight four) makes his live debut with the London Symphony Orchestra on Saturday.
If you loved their events with us, do go out and support them this week! They’ll be performing different music in different settings, and we know it’ll be fantastic. More details below…
Tuesday 7 June, 7.30pm
Contemporary classical record label October House Records take the stars of new music to The Amadeus in Maida Vale
Friday 10 June, 7pm
Puzzle Piece Opera Company put on a night of opera classics and traditional songs in the incredible Old Brewery Pub, Greenwich
Saturday 11 June, 5pm
Trafalgar Square hosts Sir Simon Rattle and the London Symphony Orchestra for a free concert to an audience of thousands
Saturday 18 June, 6pm + 8pm
Fronted by genre-defying virtuoso cellist Abel Selaocoe, Chesaba bring their African, jazz and classical-inspired music to Oslo Hackney
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