3.5K views · 84 reactions | #MusicThatMovesYou We're happy to join the Association of British Orchestras's campaign and showcase the incredible work of LSO Discovery, our learning and community programme that brings the LSO and its music to all.  Find out more about the fantastic work of LSO Discovery here: https://www.lso.co.uk/about-us/lso-discovery/ | London Symphony Orchestra | Facebook

Applications for LSO Pathways are now OPEN!🎵 Pathways is a two-year programme of support and activity for emerging orchestral musicians, who are facing barriers that may have hindered their progress and development. Participants will be invited to three residential weekends in London each year, and be matched with a mentor from the LSO who they will meet monthly to nurture their professional development over the two years. Learn more about the scheme in the video below and share with someone wh

5K views · 74 reactions | Fancy singing with the LSO on the Barbican stage? Our LSO Community Voices project returns for 2024 giving you the chance to sing alongside us as part of André J Thomas' Symphonic Gospel concert on 3 November. Watch to see some of last year's participants discuss the experience. Applications close on 2 August, for more info on how to apply head to lso.co.uk/sing | London Symphony Orchestra | Facebook

Mahler: Symphony No. 2 / Bernstein • London Symphony Orchestra | History of Music

The London Symphony Orchestra is deeply saddened by the death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. Her Majesty had been the LSO’s Patron since her accession to the throne in 1952, continuing a long association of the Sovereign with the Orchestra and its players, stretching back to its formation in 1904. The Orchestra is privileged to have hosted Her Majesty at many of its concerts and events – from opening the Barbican Centre in 1982, to hosting a gala at Buckingham Palace in 2015. The Queen was p