The London Schools Symphony Orchestra takes to the stage of the Sheldonian Theatre in Oxford for a programme of highly expressive music inspired by scenes and poems.

The London Schools Symphony Orchestra takes to the stage of Bradshaw Hall at Birmingham Conservatoire for a programme of highly expressive music inspired by scenes and poems.

The London Schools Symphony Orchestra takes to the stage of the West Road Concert Hall in Cambridge for a programme of highly expressive music inspired by scenes and poems.

The London Schools Symphony Orchestra returns to the Barbican stage in a programme of highly expressive music inspired by scenes and poems.

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.

This programme for ages 7–11 is suited to young string players (grades 1-3) who are starting on their musical journey.

A number of bursaries will be available for students, as part of Guildhall School’s commitment to Access and Participation. These are means-tested and will enable students to have some or all of their class fees paid for.

The London Youth Wind Band gives young musicians aged 12–18 the opportunity to perform a wide range of music, including original works for band and arrangements of classical, film and musical theatre.

The London Schools Symphony Orchestra gives young musicians aged 14–19 and living in London, the opportunity to work with distinguished conductors and accompany some of the world’s most illustrious soloists, three times a year.

CYM offers new and current students aged 8–18, the opportunity to learn less familiar instruments for a taster period of up to three terms.