Music events

A live music performance featuring the kanklės, a traditional Lithuanian folk instrument.

This project unites people with aphasia (language and communication difficulties acquired through brain injury), musicians and therapists.

Join Mad Song for a vibrant concert exploring repetition in music. The evening culminates with Steve Reich's dazzling Double Sextet.

Nossa Voz present a concert of Brazilian song and music, sharing the experience of Brazilian music

Trio Louise Farrenc presents an afternoon of exploring chamber music past and present.

Join Electric Voice Theatre at Conway Hall, with UCL scientists and singers, for a performance and conversation celebrating crystallographer Kathleen Lonsdale

This powerful concert revives a lost soundscape of resistance, remembrance, and renewal

Spotlighting Bloomsbury’s most neglected composers, classical pianist Soraya Verjee champions underrepresented musical figures from the 19th to 21st century.

A free community concert packed with classical favourites and lively orchestral music.

London Composers Forum presents Alvaro Ibarra playing new music for the classical guitar and baroque theorbo.

A two-man-show set in WWI, combining live classical music with a branching narrative that the audience votes to decide!

Three acclaimed song artists perform a programme that travels from Schumann to Shakespeare and contemporary works by Jonathan Dove & Cheryl Frances-Hoad.

Enter the universe of KOGG for an audiovisual journey beyond convention.

Discover the magic of classical guitar in a concert curated and performed by Bloomsbury resident Eva Victoria Schockmel.

A concert of music by Huguenot composers, from the 17th and 18th centuries. Period instruments will be used, and letters by the actor David Garrick will be read

New Wave Music: A solo piano recital tracing how composers have transformed the music of streets and festivals.

An exciting new choral ensemble reimagining the Greek myth of the Minotaur.

City Lit Big Band, directed by Simon Henry, presents a celebration of jazz at London’s leading college for adults

Roaring African-Jazz-Fusion: Grand Union Presents... REGEN

Goodensemble, the Goodenough College orchestra, brings together talented musicians to perform a varied programme of classical music .

‘A Journey Through Ciudades’ celebrates cultures across the world through interspersed clarinet, saxophone, string and vocal quartet music.

A transcultural journey with musicians from across world traditions.

A performance of Indian and Bangladeshi music and readings which celebrate the UK release of an extraordinary new novel set in Assam and Bengal.

This flute and piano recital traces the seven days of creation told in the ancient stories told of Genesis.

A recital of works inspired by Britten, Bridge and Samuel Coleridge-Taylor written for Cello and Piano.

A piano/vocal jazz duo, currently studying jazz at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama.

This recital on the wonderful Binns organ at Bloomsbury Central Baptist Church embraces some form of the major works of the organ repertoire and shows the power