The winner of the 2022 Guildhall Wigmore Prize, pianist William Bracken, gives his debut Wigmore Hall recital with a programme spanning three centuries, including Beethoven, Liszt, Fanny Mendelssohn and Unsuk Chin.

Guildhall Jazz Orchestra and special guest Robbie Robson return to the original orchestral score of Palle Mikkelborg's 'Aura' to present a fresh look at the material that was to become one of Miles Davis’s finest works for the final decade of his life.

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Three new works written by composers and librettists on Guildhall’s MA in Opera Making & Writing are performed alongside a selection of opera scenes from classic repertoire.

The world stage premiere of a contemporary retelling of the classic story of Antigone, her siblings and her city, written by Olivier Award-winner Stef Smith and directed by multi-award winning director Orla O’Loughlin.

Junior Guildhall Symphony Orchestra return to the Milton Court stage with a programme including Dvořák’s famous Cello Concerto performed by soloist Alex Ciulin and Debussy's La Mer.

A night of celebration of the vibrant and eclectic music of the Harlem Renaissance; an era that marked a major turning point in the cultural and artistic history of the New York African American community.

Two imaginative and haunting British chamber operas from opposite ends of the 20th century feature in Guildhall School’s summer opera double bill: Holst’s 'Sāvitri' and Judith Weir's 'Blond Eckbert'.

Christopher Warren-Green conducts the outstanding young musicians of the London Schools Symphony Orchestra in Elgar’s Cello Concerto, with soloist Matthew Sharp, and Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No 4.

Four outstanding Guildhall singers compete for the School's most prestigious music prize in this concert in Barbican Hall, featuring performances with Guildhall Symphony Orchestra.