Principal Conductor Vladimir Jurowski’s concerts have become a magnet for those wishing
to experience the greatest sense of occasion. Every performance is
an event and demonstrates a logical musical progression. The Prokofiev
Festival (Man of the People?) in January is the successor to previous
explorations of Tchaikovsky and Schnittke. Jurowski’s Bruckner cycle
begins with Symphony No. 1. View list of Jurowski's concerts >
Vladimir Jurowski introduces his season highlights in this short video.
Principal Guest Conductor, Yannick Nézet-Séguin appears with us five
times. His rapport with the audience is exceptional, and his concerts are
full of energy and spirit, achieving an almost magical quality. View list of Nézet-Séguin's concerts >
Listen to Nézet-Séguin introduce his concerts:
Our regular partners include Sir Mark Elder, Marin Alsop, Christoph
Eschenbach and Osmo Vänskä, and we introduce James Gaffigan, Markus
Stenz and Eduardo Portal. Renée Fleming sings Strauss’s Four Last Songs,
Stephen Hough plays Liszt, Joshua Bell plays Brahms and legendary pianists
Maria João Pires, Leon Fleisher and Aldo Ciccolini return. View complete list of Royal Festival Hall concerts >
Works by Julian Anderson, our Composer in Residence, feature in three
concerts including a world première, and there are further premières from
Raskatov, Pintscher and Aho. View the list of premières >
Yannick Nézet-Séguin – Principal Guest Conductor
Click on the concert links to hear the conductor introduce each programme. Weber, Mozart and Schubert Symphony 9 (12 October 2011) Beethoven Symphony 2 / Rossini Stabat Mater (15 October 2011) ProkofievFestival (1 February 2012) Bruckner (4 February 2012) Mozart and Mahler Symphony 9 (28 March 2012)
Be the first to hear: Kalevi Aho: Percussion Concerto (world première) – Colin Currie (18 April 2012) Julian Anderson: The Discovery of Heaven (world première) (24 March 2012) Matthias Pintscher: Mar’eh for Violin and Orchestra (UK premiere)- Julia Fischer (24 September 2011) Alexander Raskatov: A White Night’s Dream (world premiere) (21 September 2011)
Plus more music by the LPO Composer in Residence: Anderson Fantasias (3 December 2011) Anderson Past Hymns (13 April 2012)