Datos
| Address | Silk Street Londres Greater London EC2Y 8BQ Reino Unido |
| Contains | Art Gallery Cinema 1 Cinema 3 The Curve The Pit Barbican Hall Barbican Theatre |
| Google maps | 51° 31' 12.372" N 0° 5' 38.089" W |
Próximos eventosVer más...
LondresIsadora Now: Triple Bill
Gluck, Brahms, Unknown
Isadora Duncan; Joy Alpuerto Ritter; Sir Frederick Ashton; Viviana Durante Company; Begoña Cao; Lih Qun Wong
LondresMissa Solemnis
Beethoven: Missa solemnis en re mayor, Op.123
BBC Symphony Orchestra; Richard Farnes; Elizabeth Llewellyn; Christine Rice; Thomas Atkins; Brindley Sherratt
LondresRavel and Strauss
Strauss R., Ravel
London Symphony Orchestra; Karina Canellakis; Cédric Tiberghien
LondresBach Collegium Japan: St John Passion
Bach: Pasión según San Juan, BWV245
Masaaki Suzuki; James Gilchrist; Bach Collegium Japan
LondresGuildhall Symphony Orchestra conducted by Roberto González-Monjas
Prokofiev, Rachmaninov
Guildhall School Symphony Orchestra; Roberto González Monjas; Ryan Drucker
Últimas críticasVer más...
Isadora Now: a precious triple bill from the Viviana Durante Company
A robust testimony to the powerful legacy of Isadora Duncan in Isadora Now at the Barbican.
A sense of wonder: Levit and Becker
An intriguing programme and incisive playing from Igor Levit and Markus Becker as they examine Beethoven and Brahms from a fresh angle, and exceptional Bartók.
A Beethoven Ninth to remember from Rattle and the LSO
Is it still permitted to play the Adagio of Beethoven's Ninth like this?
Star factor: Lise Davidsen in recital at the Barbican
Lise Davidsen is now a major talent and in this warmly presented recital, she showcased technical ability and raw power in a programme of Scandinavian and German songs.
No nonsense joy in Kissin's Beethoven at the Barbican
Beethoven 250 – no fewer than three Sonatas, 21 variations, a fugue, two bagatelles and six écossaises – delivered with urgent energy and exuberant joy by Kissin.
Binge-listening: a bumper Beethoven Weekender at the Barbican
Nine symphonies, five orchestras, two days: an immersive weekend as part of the Barbican's Beethoven 250 coverage featuring some of the UK's finest orchestras.
Thrilling Shostakovich with a heart of desperation from the LSO
Shostakovich, combined with witty Prokofiev, warm and expressive Mozart and atmospheric Mussorgsky from Noseda and the LSO at the Barbican.
Outstanding Beethoven, disappointing Berg from the LSO
With fabulous solo singing from Pavol Breslik and Elsa Dreisig, Beethoven's only oratorio Christ on the Mount of Olives turns out to be a gem. Sadly, the Berg Violin Concerto misses the mark.
