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Barry Can't Swim

Sun 3 Nov 2024, 19:00 - O2 Academy Brixton, London

the capital to unleash new music.
Where: O2 Academy Brixton When: Sunday 3 November 2024 - 7.00pm

English Schools’ Orchestra Sunday 3 November 2024

Delve into the world of classical music at the English Schools’ Orchestra’s 29th concert, featuring a captivating programme highlighting Wagner’s Overture from Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg , Edward Gregson’s Tuba Concerto, with soloist Charlie Jones, and Bruckner’s Symphony No. 7.
The concert opens with Wagner’s grand Overture, a piece renowned for its rich textures and triumphant themes. Th

Canadian Piano Virtuoso Tony Ann at EartH Theatre

Sun 3 Nov 2024, 19:00 - Jazz Cafe, London

Sunday 3 rd November Line up Tony Ann Price General Admission (Unallocated Seating): p25 Doors 19

María Dueñas Plays Sibelius

Sun 3 Nov 2024, 15:00 - Southbank Centre, London

The up-and-coming violinist appears with the Philharmonia Orchestra in a concert featuring a new work accompanying stunning film footage of the Nordic coastline.
Read, watch and listen more María Dueñas won the Menuhin Violin Competition in 2021, aged just 18. Since then she has gathered rave reviews and a devoted global fanbase, and she 'held the audience in the palm of her hand’ ( The Guardi

Sniff 'N’ The Tears

Sun 3 Nov 2024, 19:00 - The Green Note, London

Events GREEN NOTE
Sun 3rd November 7:00pm Book Tickets p 17.50 SNIFF 'N’ THE TEARS Acoustic is

Karine Polwart with Pippa Murphy and special guests

Sun 3 Nov 2024, 19:30 - Kings Place, London

Inspired by seasonal traditions, Scottish songwriter and storyteller, Karine Polwart, journeys into and out of darkness via some of the best-loved songs of her 25-year career, as well as new music, story and immersive sound, crafted in collaboration with sound designer and composer Pippa Murphy. The Gaelic festival of Samhain was once widely marked across Scotland, Ireland and beyond as a threshol