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An Evening with Bach, Budapest
Fri 28 Feb | 7:30pm Budapest, Béla Bartók National Concert HallOrder and moderation versus rebellion and sensuality in Bach's Orchestral Suites.
THE FAIRY QUEEN: THREE WISHES
Tue 24 Mar | 6:30pm Lowestoft, Marina TheatreWe have been working with schools in Suffolk towards our latest collaborative performance, The Fairy Queen: Three Wishes. This beautiful tale is based on Purcell’s opera The Fairy Queen.
Faust: The Life of a Composer
Wed 25 Mar | 7pm London, Southbank Centre's Queen Elizabeth HallMusic by Mahler, Wagner and Schoenberg comes at the cost of a man’s soul in this chamber concert.
THE NIGHT SHIFT – WALTHAMSTOW
Mon 30 Mar | 7:30pm Walthamstow, Ye Olde Rose and CrownOur late night music series is taking a trip to Walthamstow.
THE NIGHT SHIFT – SHADWELL
Tue 31 Mar | 7:30pm Shadwell, The George TavernWe're back at one of our favourite venues: The George Tavern.
Can Bacterium Compute?
Sun 5 Apr | 11:30am London, Kings PlaceOur music and science series explores the mysterious world of non-conventional computing.
THE NIGHT SHIFT – ISLINGTON
Mon 20 Apr | 7:30pm Islington, The Old Queen's HeadWe're heading to Islington for our next Night Shift.
If Music be the Food of Love, Curse Me
Sun 26 Apr | 7pm London, Southbank Centre's Queen Elizabeth HallIan Bostridge joins us for a tour through tainted love with English music by Henry Purcell, John Blow and Benjamin Britten.
OAE TOTS: FUNharmonics
Sun 3 May | 10:15am London, Level 5 Function Room, Southbank Centre's Royal Festival HallA magical, interactive introduction to music-making for children between two and five.
An Evening with Bach, Bristol
Fri 8 May | 7pm Bristol, St George's BristolOrder and moderation versus rebellion and sensuality in Bach's Orchestral Suites.
Saving Michael Haydn
Tue 19 May | 7pm London, Southbank Centre's Queen Elizabeth HallAlina Ibragimova explores music by Michael Haydn, Joseph Haydn’s often-ignored, but almost as prolific, younger brother.
Saving Michael Haydn
Tue 19 May | 7pm London, Southbank Centre's Queen Elizabeth HallAlina Ibragimova explores music by Michael Haydn, Joseph Haydn’s often-ignored, but almost as prolific, younger brother.