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lmm recommends | monday 12 march

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Posted by Sophie Sayer on 12 March 2012 | 0 Comments | Read the full post

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lmm recommends | Tuesday 7 February

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Posted by Marek Smagala on 7 February 2012 | 0 Comments | Read the full post

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London Symphony Orchestra | Kristjan JärviMusic by Bernstein, Copland, Milhaud and Ellington

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lmm recommends | Tuesday 24 January

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Posted by Justin McDonnell on 24 January 2012 | 0 Comments | Read the full post

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lmm recommends | Monday 9 January

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Posted by Jood Al-Ghusein on 22 December 2011 | 0 Comments | Read the full post

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lmm recommends | thursday 13 october

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Posted by Keerthi on 13 October 2011 | 0 Comments | Read the full post

Royal College of Music | Thursday 13 October | Amaryllis Fleming Concert Hall

This concert is dedicated to the London Philharmonic Orchestra's founder Sir Thomas Beecham in the 50th anniversary year of his death in 1961.From its monolithic opening theme – kick starting a cycle of inexorable momentum like a giant pendulum – to the breathless dash of its finale, Schubert’s Ninth offers one of the most riveting journeys of any symphony. No wonder it attracted the nickname ‘Great’. Even its gently undulating Andante is filled with suspense. If Yannick Nézet-Séguin wants to convey a sense of impassioned drama in this concert, he’s chosen the right piano concerto by Mozart, too: dark, tragic undertones haunt the Concerto No. 20, the piano eventually tearing into a furious finale whose dark storm clouds are only parted by the appearance of a radiant major key.

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lmm recommends | friday 30 september

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Posted by Hannah Raban on 30 September 2011 | 0 Comments | Read the full post

Exquisite Labyrinth | Friday 30 September - Sunday 2 October

This weekend the Southbank Centre is giving audiences the exciting opportunity to hear the music of one of the most pioneering composers, Pierre Boulez. The composer himself will be there to conduct one of his works with the Ensemble InterContemporain. Pierre-Laurent Aimard and Tamara Stefanovich will be performing the majority of his piano works and finally the Manson Ensemble from the Royal Academy of Music will perform a selection of Boulez's works designed to explore the use of musical space. Leading experts will provide an insight to his music in a conference on the Saturday, which is definitely worth attending to gain a full appreciation of the music heard throughout the weekend. If you want to explore some exciting contemporary music these are definitely concerts to come to!

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lmm recommends | friday 11 march

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Posted by Sarah Khazzam on 11 March 2011 | 0 Comments | Read the full post

London Symphony Orchestra

Got nothing to do on your Sundays? Be sure to pencil this one right in! Music from the London Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Sir Colin Davis is sure to brighten up the start of your week! On March 13 at 19:30 at Barbican Hall, they are  hosting a night of Beethoven’s music inspired by the Napoleonic wars. With tickets beginning at £8, Beethoven himself knew that could cheer up any Monday.

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