Clarinet Prize Final Three rising clarinettists showcase vibrant, eclectic repertoire as they compete for Guildhall’s 2026 Clarinet Prize.
Charge: Rebecca's Jewellery, Ikologies & Genia Isachenko Charge returns to The Old Church in Stoke Newington for a night of live electronics and sound art showcasing new experimental music from Guildhall School's Electronic & Produced Music department.
Practice-as-Research Network: Lab Night Join artist‑researchers sharing works‑in‑progress in an open, supportive space for experimentation and dialogue.
ResearchWorks: “Music Therapy Works!” but do people like it? Explore emerging research on how Music Therapy can support young children experiencing selective mutism in schools.
ResearchWorks: Trump's Mirror: power, theatricality & the 'king' without majesty Explore how theatrical traditions of kingship illuminate contemporary power, spectacle and the making of political authority.
In Conversation with the 2026 Gold Medal finalists In the build up to the Gold Medal Final on 30 April, we caught up with this year's finalists to hear more about how they felt when they found out they'd been chosen to perform in this year's final and the 'wow' moments to look out for in their chosen pieces.
ResearchWorks: Rethinking Health in Tertiary Music Education Join a public panel exploring how institutions can transform culture, curriculum and governance to support healthier, more sustainable music education.
ResearchWorks: White Experiments- Performing Arts Research in Late Neoliberalism Join this public ResearchWorks session examining how experimental, critical approaches might reshape performing arts research in late neoliberalism.
ResearchWorks: The Cambridge Companion to Electronic Dance Music This event celebrates the launch of The Cambridge Companion to Electronic Dance Music, a new volume that brings together a wide range of perspectives on electronic dance music as culture, practice, and experience.
The Purcell School Symphony Orchestra with Anna Avramidou The Purcell School Symphony Orchestra returns to Milton Court with a vibrant programme featuring the first symphonies of Sergei Prokofiev and Dmitri Shostakovich, alongside Tchaikovsky's Piano Concerto no. 1 performed by pianist Anna Avramidou.