5.4K views · 231 reactions | Our new series of Royal Liverpool...

7K views · 170 reactions | Enjoy Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra concerts in the comfort of your home with a series of filmed concerts from Liverpool Philharmonic Hall. Watch Chief Conductor Vasily Petrenko conduct Stravinsky, Thomas Jung conduct Mozart and Pärt, and Joshua Weilerstein conduct Vaughan Williams’ The Lark Ascending with Tasmin Little, and Beethoven’s Piano Concert No, 5 with Stephen Hough! | Royal Liverpool Philharmonic | Facebook

Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra On Demand concerts continue! Join us tonight for a programme of works by Hindemith, Shostakovich and Schreker, conducted by Chief Conductor Vasily Petrenko. Ticket buyers can join us at 7pm tonight for a pre-concert talk on Zoom by BBC Radio 3 presenter and writer Stephen Johnson, and a post-concert q and a after the broadcast with violinist Mihkel Kerem and lead percussionist Graham Johns. Tickets start from £10 and available by clicking the link below. Th

Our 2019/20 season at Royal Festival Hall begins soon! Joined by Sheku Kanneh-Mason, Nicola Benedetti, Diana Damrau and more, the season is packed with concertos, symphonies and operas in concert – we have firm favourites to revel in and new music to discover. | London Philharmonic Orchestra

17K views · 504 reactions | Talk about an iconic opening  Composed in 1940, Benjamin Britten's explosive Sinfonia da Requiem was hugely inspired by the sounds of war. Ahead of our performances of this spectacular work in both London and New York later this month, hear from our Principal Conductor Ed Gardner about why this piece never fails to thrill  | London Philharmonic Orchestra | Facebook

85 reactions | Did you know that, according to Operabase, Verdi is currently the most-performed opera composer in the world? Discover Verdi's Requiem with our Music Director Vasily Petrenko and The Philharmonia Chorus in the Royal Albert Hall on Tuesday 23 April. | Royal Philharmonic Orchestra | Facebook

76 reactions · 3 comments | Did you know that Rachmaninov only composed six pieces after he left Russia in 1917 until the end of his life? Hear Rachmaninov's Symphony No.2 conducted by Music Director Vasily Petrenko in Southbank Centre's Royal Festival Hall on Thursday 8 February: www.rpo.co.uk/whats-on/eventdetail/2063/192/icons-rediscovered-rachmaninovs-symphony-no-2 | Royal Philharmonic Orchestra | Facebook

102K views · 2.1K reactions | Earlier this month we peformed with our Artist Laureate Sir John Rutter for the premiere of his 'I'll make me a world' in the majestic surroundings of St Paul's Cathedral, together with The Bach Choir, mezzo-soprano Melanie Marshall and baritone Jonathan Brown. We'll be back on stage with John for his legendary Christmas Celebration at the Royal Albert Hall on Thursday 4 December - will you be joining us? | Royal Philharmonic Orchestra | Facebook