Classical Music

Beneath Kings Place, a shiny new office block in King’s Cross, lurks London's boldest crossover arts venture: a dual venue for exhibitions and classical music. But can sound and vision coexist in perfect harmony? Time Out finds out

Mark-Anthony Turnage on his latest work, ‘Mambo, Blues and Tarantella’

Christian Tetzlaff is in London next week for the premiere of Turnage’s ‘Mambo, Blues and Tarantella’. He reveals the secret of keeping it real to Time Out

Time Out looks forward to the best in capital classical this autumn, including the Royal Opera House’s ‘Don Giovanni’ and ‘Beethoven Unwrapped’ at new venue King’s Place

There are old favourites and new blood in the Royal Opera House's 2008-2009 season, including an as-yet-untitled new work by iconoclastic lead choreographer Wayne McGregor

There's a rich selection of classics and new works in the ROH's 2008-2009 opera season, and a season of great Italian operas to look forward to next summer

Nigel Kennedy talks to Time Out about why it has taken him 21 years to play the Proms again

It takes a rather special conductor to drag Time Out’s classical editor Jonathan Lennie away from his wife on their wedding night. Luckily, Borat-loving Sir Simon Rattle is just that