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| Address | Silk Street Londres Greater London EC2Y 8BQ Reino Unido |
| Contains | Art Gallery Cinema 1 Cinema 3 Conservatory The Curve The Pit Barbican Hall Barbican Theatre |
| Google maps | 51° 31' 12.372" N 0° 5' 38.089" W |
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LondresHalf Six Fix: Sir Simon Rattle
Berlioz, Debussy, Takemitsu, Ravel
London Symphony Orchestra; Sir Simon Rattle; Peter Moore
LondresSir Simon Rattle & Peter Moore
Berlioz, Takemitsu, Ravel, Sibelius, Bartók
London Symphony Orchestra; Sir Simon Rattle; Peter Moore
LondresSir Simon Rattle: Sibelius & Bruckner
Sibelius, Bruckner
London Symphony Orchestra; Sir Simon Rattle
LondresAcademy of Ancient Music: Haydn’s The Seasons
Haydn: The Seasons (Die Jahreszeiten) Hob XXI:3
Academy of Ancient Music; Laurence Cummings; Nina Dunn; Sophie Bevan; Benjamin Hulett; Jonathan Lemalu
LondresKevin John Edusei: Moussa, Bartók & Stravinsky
Moussa, Bartók, Stravinsky
London Symphony Orchestra; Kevin John Edusei; Roman Simović
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Memorable celebración de Thomas Adès y la Britten Sinfonia
Thomas Adès, una de las figuras más importantes y carismáticas del panorama musical británico e internacional, presenta un concierto en el Barbican Centre londinense, junto a la Britten Sinfonia.
Love and death in Scotland: Mercadante’s Il proscritto
A great orchestral performance of an exciting score don't quite mask the dramatic weaknesses of Opera Rara's latest.
Rattle and the LSO turn the world upside down
Expect the unexpected when Sir Simon Rattle conducts the LSO. There will always be something that works, and sharpens your musical sensibilities, and something that doesn't. Ligeti, Wagner and Jolas vie for attention with Brahms.
Pappano takes no prisoners in Dallapiccola and Respighi
Sir Antonio Pappano and the LSO offer a riveting account of Il prigioniero, an idiosyncratic 20th-century opera.
Expressive warmth from Chauhan, Hough and the BBC SO
Alpesh Chauhan and the BBC SO assay Bruckner's final symphonic statement, while Stephen Hough once more demonstrates his affinity for a Romantic composer like Rachmaninov.
MTT makes a very welcome return to the LSO
The LSO’s Conductor Laureate, Michael Tilson Thomas, takes his time over Mahler’s Fifth Symphony, while Lukás Vondráček seeks out the extremes in Liszt’s First Piano Concerto.
Spectacular Vaughan Williams from the BBC SO and Ryan Wigglesworth
Will this centenary year yield a finer Vaughan Williams symphony performance than this account of the Fourth?
Darkness and light: Equilbey's period Fidelio in concert
Laurence Equilbey makes a convincing case for a younger, fresher Fidelio played on period instruments.