Key Stage 1 Schools' Concerts, “Once Upon A Time: Storytelling Through Music” Welcome to Once Upon a Time: Storytelling through Music. We hope that your child(ren) enjoyed the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra’s performance, presented by Claire Henry and conducted by Kapoo Ijas.  On this...

Just announced! Bold, brilliant and back in Barrow – the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra's 2026/27 Season. Come and SingSaturday 26 September10.30am – 5pmTown Hall Matthew Hamilton Director of Choirs and SingingMatthew Roughley Youth Choir DirectorEve Taylor accompanist Local choir...

For each Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra concert during the 2025/26 season, you can read our free digital programme notes below and access texts and translations.*Whether you’re attending one of our concerts or not, this is the perfect place to explore our programme or find out more about...

The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra Fellowship, which has no upper age limit, offers musicians a unique, immersive professional orchestral experience, both on and off the stage over the course of a year. The four musicians appointed as Fellowship Musicians for the 2026/27 season are: Kaylee...

Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra Emerging Musicians Fellowship The Emerging Musicians Fellowship – a vital development opportunity for up-and-coming orchestral musicians. Offering an immersive experience of professional orchestral life on and off the platform, plus £2,500, it gives...

Presenter Welcome - Aled Jones "On behalf of Classic FM, I’m delighted to invite you to our ‘Classic FM Recommends’ series, as part of the RLPO’s 2026/7 season.  The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra is an Official Partner of Classic FM - and one that I’ve personally recorded and presented...

Observe some of the world’s greatest musicians as they prepare for a performance at Liverpool Philharmonic Hall! Liverpool Philharmonic Members can attend these events – wonderful backstage insights into the day-to-day life of our conductors and musicians, as they rehearse on stage at Liverpool...

Bold, brilliant, and born here in our home city – discover the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra’s brand-new season. Throughout the year, we’ll be celebrating landmark figures, spotlighting new creativity and showcasing the energy, the talent and the diversity of Liverpool, one of the world’s...

Liverpool Philharmonic’s 10:10 is our contemporary music group – a flexible and rotating collective of Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra musicians.The group approaches its 30th anniversary year with bold transatlantic energy, exploring British and American new music. This season sees the...

Caroline Shaw is an artist unconfined by traditional ideas of genre, composing across the musical spectrum. Her career has seen her create film scores and chamber pieces, concertos and vocal works, perform in huge arenas, reimagine beloved hits, and work with global stars across classical,...

Five of our concerts this season will be signed by a BSL interpreter.To book for any of our concerts, please email Box Office at ticketing@liverpoolphil.com or call 0151 709 3789 for further details on how to book the most suitable seats. 

Post-Concert Question Time  If you've ever had questions about a concert, this is your chance to ask! Head round to the Music Room, grab a drink from the bar, and join conductors and soloists in an informal question and answer session. These talks are led by Sandra Parr, Artistic Planning Director...

Artist in Residence Mark Simpson, clarinettist and composerMark Simpson was born here in the city and became a member of Merseyside (now Liverpool Philharmonic) Youth Orchestra. He was the first ever winner of both BBC Young Musician of the Year and BBC Proms/Guardian Young Composer of the...

We are delighted to invite you to the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra’s 2026/27 Season Launch at Liverpool Philharmonic Hall on Tuesday 12 May at 7pm.Come along to hear what’s in store for the year ahead, meet fellow music lovers, and be among the first to discover the concerts and artists...

“The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra and Choir, conducted by Dinis Sousa, gave a rousing performance. The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Choir really shone. Their quiet entrance with Gospodi pomiluj was breathtaking; their full outbursts in the Veruju (Credo) movement filled the Philharmonic...

Through the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, the iconic Philharmonic Hall and grassroots Music Room venue, we bring world-class performances to over 400,000 people each year, presenting bold, distinctive, and unforgettable concerts with artists from the Northwest and around the globe....

Six of our concerts this season will be signed by a BSL interpreter.Family Concert: Nature TrailSunday 8 March 2.30pmGood Vibrations: A Celebration of The Beach BoysFriday 22 May 7.30pmElgar The Dream of GerontiusSaturday 4 July 7.30pmTo book for any of our concerts, please email Box Office at...

Meet some of our Rushworth Composition Prize previous winners  The Rushworth Composition Prize in association with the Rushworth Foundation was established in 2015 during the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic’s 175th anniversary year, and forms part of the organisation’s continuing commitment to the...

About the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra is the UK’s oldest continuing professional symphony orchestra. Performing more than 100 concerts every season from their home, Liverpool Philharmonic Hall, the Orchestra embodies the organisation’s...

The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Society Annual General Meeting will be held on Monday 3 November 2025 at 5pm in the Music Room (entrance on Sugnall Street). Members are invited to join us for drinks from 4.30pm ahead of the formal meeting which will begin at 5pm. After the formal Annual General...

The whole family is invited to experience the power of a full symphony orchestra at these lively, interactive concerts. Fidgeting is allowed and fancy dress is positively encouraged!   Family concerts last about an hour, and are designed for children aged 5-10 years (but the whole family is...

Magical music, traditions old and new, a blockbuster film and family fun, and plenty of laughter too – we've got Christmas all wrapped up! So come together and celebrate the season at Liverpool Philharmonic. Christmas highlights... Friday 19 - Tuesday 23 December 7.30pmSpirit of ChristmasIt...

Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Choir 2025-2026 SeasonSopranoFaye Louise Ahsam O’HaraSuzanne BellRachel Hannah Bell-KingRuth Brown *Anne-Marie BrzezickiCatherine ButtersEffie CadwalladerGemma CaroJen CoombsEmily CoppingShelagh Crosbie * ^Laura DuthieHannah DuttonSarah DyasBeatrix FlynnClare Griffiths...

It’s the most exciting time of year here at Liverpool Philharmonic – the Orchestra kicks off a new season, the Music Room hosts its first concerts after the summer break, our Learning programmes get ready for the start of the school term... With all these new beginnings happening around us, we...

The conductor can be a rather mysterious player in an orchestra. They appear on stage as our guide through musical landscapes, holding in their expressive hands every sound and every silence, peeling back scores familiar and unknown to reveal the tiny details hidden within. But what makes a...

It’s clear that Liverpool means a lot to Isata Kanneh-Mason, and it’s easy to understand why. If you trace back through this young piano star’s career, the city, its cultural scene and our very own Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra have provided the soundtrack to some of her most memorable...

Chapter 1 – Spirits of Christmas Past From day one, Spirit of Christmas wasn’t your ordinary carol concert. Bringing as much of the Liverpool Philharmonic family – the Orchestra, Choirs and audiences – together as possible, it was a sparkling celebration of the music and magic of Christmas. Guest...

This March we welcome Sir Bryn Terfel to Liverpool Philharmonic Hall when he will join the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra and singers from the European Opera Centre for dramatised performances of Puccini’s Gianni Schicchi. You’ll probably have heard the beautiful aria ‘O...

Here at Liverpool Philharmonic, we’re proud to be so deeply rooted in our community, and that our Orchestra represents that community around the world. A huge factor in both those achievements is Ken Grundy, the Executive Director of Maestro! Touring. For more than three decades, Ken has not only...

Today’s a big day for our Marketing Officer Chris, who is celebrating an impressive 25 years at Liverpool Philharmonic! For the last quarter of a century, he’s been the backbone of the Marketing team – anything he doesn’t know about the department just isn’t worth knowing. So to mark the occasion,...

Superstar pianist Paul Lewis has performed at Liverpool Philharmonic Hall many times since his debut with the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra back in 1996. But despite that, it appears the experience has never lost its lustre – or for that matter, he reveals, a frisson of nerves. “Liverpool...

For the first time this season, Artist in Residence Simone Lamsma takes to the stage here at the Hall later this month – and we can’t wait. We caught up with Simone to talk about her year with the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, the works she’ll be performing, and her glittering career so...

Matthew Hamilton joined Liverpool Philharmonic as Director of Choirs and Singing earlier this year, and we caught up with him about his new role, career and plans for Messiah… What’s your earliest musical memory? When did you first realise you wanted to work in music?My first exposure to music was...

We caught up with Liverpool-born mezzo-soprano Kathryn Rudge ahead of her appearance in this year’s Spirit of Christmas concerts. You are joining us for the Spirit of Christmas concerts this year – have you worked with Ian Tracey before?I can’t wait for the Spirit of Christmas concerts with Ian –...

When Alim Beisembayev swept all before him in the Leeds International Piano Competition three years ago, part of his extensive first prize was the chance to play at Liverpool Philharmonic Hall. The 23-year-old Kazakh virtuoso duly appeared alongside the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra the...

Superstar violinist Johan Dalene is our 2023/2024 Young Artist in Residence, and before he takes to the Hope Street stage for the first time this season, we caught up with Johan about his career highlights and the phenomenal performances we can expect from him over the next few months… Johan...

Support Emerging Musicians Fellowships Our annual Emerging Musicians Fellowship programme aims to attract and train a diverse range of outstanding orchestral musicians at the beginning of their career. We are aware of the many significant challenges that early career musicians can face in...

The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra Fellowship, which has no upper age limit, offers musicians a unique, immersive professional orchestral experience, both on and off the stage over the course of a year. The four musicians appointed as Fellowship Musicians for the 2025/26 season are: Nia...

Domingo HindoyanChief Conductor ‘If Hindoyan can come up with more premieres and rarities from South America and the Caribbean, he will expand musical consciousness in northwest England no end.’ – The Times, 4* Review of the Ode to Joy concert, October 2021 ‘These were focused, intelligent...

For each Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra concert during the 2024/25 season, you can read our free digital programme notes below.   Whether you’re attending one of our concerts or not, this is the perfect place to explore our programme or find out more about classical music. Our programme...

Founded in 1840 by a group of Liverpool music-lovers, the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic is one the world’s oldest concert societies and throughout its history, has been at the heart of Liverpool’s cultural life. The original vision of its founders has remained a driving force and is interpreted...

In a programme packed with sensational concerts and standout soloists, there’s plenty to look forward to this season. Now in his fourth season with the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, Chief Conductor Domingo Hindoyan presents a selection of epic symphonies. Over the year, he’ll be bringing...

Our 2025/26 Season performances include... Sunday 28 September 2025 - Liverpool Philharmonic Open Day  Saturday 11 October 2025 - Bernstein Chichester Psalms Saturday 22 November 2025 - Brahms A German Requiem Friday 19, Saturday 20, Monday 22 and Tuesday 23 December 2025 - Spirit of...

It’s the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Society’s 185th season, and we’ve packed our programme with incredible visiting artists, ambitious projects and exciting music. We can’t wait for you to discover all there is to look forward to over the coming year.Chief Conductor Domingo Hindoyan showcases epic...

Nine of our concerts this season will be signed by a BSL interpreter.  Sir Bryn in Belshazzar's FeastSaturday 9 November, 7.30pmWhite ChristmasSaturday 14 December, 7.30pmFamily Concert: Santa Comes to Town!Sunday 22 December, 2.30pmThank You for the Music: ABBA on New Year's EveTuesday 31 December,...

Artist in Residence  Benjamin Appl, baritone  He’s been no stranger to Liverpool Philharmonic over the years, stunning audiences with ‘unbearably moving’ (The Times) performances, so we’re delighted to announce Benjamin Appl as our Artist in Residence for the 2024/25 season.   Having sung...

Our programme notes are written by Stephen Johnson and Catherine Jones. This season, we’re presenting our Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra programme notes in a new way. For each concert, you can read our free digital programme notes below as well as watch a pre-concert talk with Stephen...

From family concerts right through to workshops for adults, we provide life-long learning for all ages including: Adult learning We work with adults from across the region, delivering public programmes and targeted community programmes which reach vulnerable adults throughout the city. Families...

Adopting a member of the Orchestra is a wonderful opportunity to gain an insight into the life of Liverpool Philharmonic and to develop a relationship with the Orchestra. Our annual Patrons’ Reception will give you a unique opportunity to get to know your adopted musician, as well as other players...

Cello Belfast-born cellist Angus McCall graduated with First Class Honours from the University of Oxford where he read German, and with Distinction from the Royal Academy of Music where he studied with Robert Cohen. Recent engagements include trials with the BBC Symphony Orchestra, Royal...

Make a donation Liverpool Philharmonic Youth Orchestra first began life in 1951 as Merseyside Youth Orchestra. Generations of musicians have taken part, including many of our current Orchestra players and conductors including Sir Simon Rattle. Members of the Youth Orchestra today are conducted by...

Meet the 24/25 Fellowship Musicians The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra Fellowship, which has no upper age limit, offers musicians a unique, immersive professional orchestral experience, both on and off the stage over the course of a year. The four musicians appointed as Fellowship Musicians...

For each Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra concert during the 2023/24 season, you can read our free digital programme notes below.   Whether you’re attending one of our concerts or not, this is the perfect place to explore our programme or find out more about classical music.You can also view...

This web document sets out the terms and conditions for attending youth activities with Liverpool Philharmonic, including In Harmony Liverpool and Liverpool Philharmonic Youth Company.      Please read these terms carefully and contact us if you have any queries.  1.General   All participants...

In a programme packed with sensational concerts and standout soloists, there’s plenty to look forward to this season.  Our Chief Conductor Domingo Hindoyan brings you some of classical music’s greatest symphonies, leading the Orchestra in Mahler’s Fifth, Brahms’ Fourth and Shostakovich’s Fifth, as...

Meet the 23/24 Fellowship Musicians The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra Fellowship, which has no upper age limit, offers musicians a unique, immersive professional orchestral experience, both on and off the stage over the course of a year. The four musicians appointed as Fellowship Musicians...

Second ViolinAdopted by Margaret Metcalf In Memory of John David joined the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra in 2010. Before that, he freelanced and toured regularly with many major orchestras across the UK.   David was born in Gloucester and after gaining a scholarship to study at Junior...

First ViolinAdopted by Claire Deegan, Paul Holt and Alan Poole  Born in Buckinghamshire, Susanna is the child of an oboist and a bassoonist. She learnt at a young age that making reeds is both time-consuming and ear-splitting so decided to go off the family piste and take up the violin. After...

Oboe Adopted by Maestro! Touring and in memory of Mary Riddoch Born in Southport, Ruth was lucky enough to attend a primary school with an inspirational class teacher who encouraged her to learn the recorder and to join the school orchestra. The repertoire was mainly Grand Opera and the...

BassoonAdopted by Bryan Lecky Rebekah was born in Warrington into a musical home, where guitars and piano could be heard daily from both her parents. Having moved many times for her father’s work, the search for music teachers was always top of the priority list, and when she was offered bassoon...

Cello Mark started playing the cello at the age of 5, and always had a love for orchestral music, having progressed through the National Childrens’ and Youth Orchestras.  Mark has been a member of the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra since 2013. Prior to this he was based in London where...

For each Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra concert during the 2022/23 season, you can read our free digital programme notes below as well as watch a pre-concert talk with Stephen Johnson. Whether you’re attending one of our concerts or not, this is the perfect place to explore our programme or...

Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra On Demand If you’re unable to make it to live events or just want to relive the experience all over again, then join us for our Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra On Demand concerts. In the 2022/23 season we announced an exciting new partnership...

In a programme packed with sensational concerts and special guests, there’s plenty to look forward to this season. Our Chief Conductor Domingo Hindoyan unites with the legendary Daniel Barenboim as he performs in Liverpool for the first time in almost fifty years. In March, international opera star...

Preconcert talks move online this season, as Stephen Johnson and visiting artists provide short videos to watch prior to each concert to provide background on the programme, composers and artists. Videos will be available to watch about a week prior to each concert page. Click here to find more...

Seven of our concerts this season will be signed by a BSL interpreter.  Queen: A Kind of Magic Saturday 14 October 7.30pm  Santa and The Snowman Sunday 17 December 2.30pm  Spirit of Christmas Thursday 21 December 7.30pm  The Nutcracker: Reimagined Saturday 23 December 2.30pm  Messiah Saturday 6...

The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra Fellowship, which has no upper age limit, offers musicians a unique, immersive professional orchestral experience, both on and off the stage over the course of a year. The four musicians appointed as Fellowship Musicians for the 2022/23 season are:Cameron...

The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra – the UK’s oldest – is a critically-acclaimed ensemble, central to Liverpool’s cultural offering. We are currently seeking a Section Leader Percussionist to join the Orchestra. This is following the announcement of Graham Johns’ retirement at the end of...

The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra – the UK’s oldest – is a critically-acclaimed ensemble, central to Liverpool’s cultural offering. We are currently seeking a Section Leader Oboe to join the Orchestra from summer 2024. This is to succeed Jonathan Small, who will be retiring from the RLPO...

We have another fantastic line-up of Artists in Residence this season, bringing us a wide range of incredible music and events.  Acclaimed violinist Simone Lamsma becomes our 2023/24 Artist in Residence, while we welcome violinist Johan Dalene as our Young Artist in Residence.   

Ensemble 10:10 was founded in 1997 by members of the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra. It soon became integrated into the regular concert giving of Liverpool Philharmonic, able to draw on the talents of the whole orchestra as required. It is central to Liverpool Philharmonic’s commitment...

This season, six of our concerts will be signed by a BSL interpreter. Singalong with SantaSunday 18 December 2.30pm Spirit of ChristmasThursday 22 December 7.30pm MessiahSaturday 7 January 7pm Bach's St Matthew PassionThursday 6 April 7pm Intergalactic Adventure: Relaxed Family ConcertSunday 16...

The whole family is invited to experience the power of a full symphony orchestra at these lively, interactive concerts. Fidgeting is allowed and fancy dress is positively encouraged!  Family concerts last about an hour, and are most suitable for children aged 4-10 years. Tickets for children under...

We have another fantastic line-up of Artists in Residence this season, bringing us a wide range of incredible music and events. We welcome gifted pianist, Isata Kanneh-Mason to continue as our Young Artist in Residence, as well as trumpeter, Pacho Flores, who returns to Liverpool by popular...

Join us for a deep dive into the composers and artists behind the 2022/23 Royal Liverpool Philharmonic season. Each session is presented by members of the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, including Gethyn Jones and Mihkel Karem. Each event will feature an interactive talk, guest...

The Liverpool Philharmonic organ, originally made by well-known Liverpool instrument manufacturer Rushworth and Dreaper and installed at the Hall in 1939, has been restored to its former glory by another Liverpool-based business, Henry Willis & Sons Ltd, over a two-year period. The organ...

Ensemble 10:10 is Liverpool Philharmonic’s contemporary music group. To celebrate it’s 25th anniversary season, Ensemble 10:10 takes us on a kaleidoscopic journey of sound and style: featuring world premieres from composers Ailís Ní Ríain and Rushworth Composition Prize Winner Nneka Cummins,...

“What excited me was not only the Orchestra but the vibrant city of Liverpool ... An orchestra is a fundamental ambassador for the arts, and together our priorities will be to preserve the great heritage of the music we perform, welcome audiences with unprecedented sounds, and build the future...

We have another fantastic line-up of Artists in Residence this season, bringing us a wide range of incredible music and events. We welcome gifted pianist, Isata Kanneh-Mason as our Young Artist in Residence, as well as international baritone, Roderick Williams, who returns to Liverpool by...

Pre-concert Talks Online – New For this Season  Preconcert talks move online this season, as Stephen Johnson and visiting artists provide short videos to watch prior to each concert to provide background on the programme, composers and artists.   Videos will be...

The whole family is invited to experience the power of a full symphony orchestra at these lively, interactive concerts. Fidgeting is allowed and fancy dress is positively encouraged! Concerts last about an hour.  Tickets for children under 18 months are free and family concerts are most suitable...

Vasily Petrenko’s Final Concerts as Chief Conductor  We're delighted to announce we’ve added more concerts by the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra over the June/July period this summer.  Each concert will last approximately an hour with no interval.  Don’t miss the Icelandic pianist in the...

We’re back!  Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra concerts will begin again on Tuesday 6 April (online concerts) and Thursday 20 May (at Liverpool Philharmonic Hall).  Don’t miss Vasily Petrenko conducting a programme featuring Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No 1 with pianist Paul Lewis (20...

Maybe you're curious about the world of classical music? Or unable to get to Liverpool to attend? Live streamed concerts give you the opportunity to experience classical music no matter where you are in the world. For the 2017/18 Season, we partnered with Classic FM and carefully selected a range...

Building on the success of Discover the Classics, this season we’re delighted to present Discover: Beethoven String Quartets featuring cellist Gethyn Jones and the Ensemble of St Luke’s, made up of members of the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra. When Beethoven’s Opus 59 string quartets were...

If you’re interested in learning more about great music and wine, in the intimate surroundings of our Music Room, we have a series of events which you won’t want to miss! Each of these evenings features a conductor or scholar giving insight into recordings of their favourite music. These musical...

Join us to discover the musical, social and historical stories behind some of the music, composers and artists in the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra season. We will also be joined by Orchestra musicians, conductors and guest artists, to give added insight. Each session will discuss elements...

Welcome to our 2020/21 season. I wish you and your family good health and wellbeing during these challenging times. Despite the issues facing our world right now, I believe that music and its power to heal and bring people together are more important than ever. And that’s why we are pleased to...

In my 14th season with the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, I think those Liverpool music-lovers who founded our organisation in 1840 would be proud of where we are today. Liverpool is now a designated UNESCO City of Music, the only city in England to have been awarded this status. Music is...

Liverpool Philharmonic presents a number of concerts during the afternoon, often a more convenient time for many people to enjoy a musical interlude during the day. Sunday afternoon concerts start at 2.30pm, and tickets for many concerts start from £15 (£8 tickets for under 25s/claimants are also...

This season, we have a selection of composers whose work will feature more prominently across our programmes with the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, as well as our Chamber music concerts. Beethoven 250 We continue to celebrate Beethoven through his 250th Birthday...

The musical connection between Vasily and the Orchestra has been incredible to experience, and as they have developed together over the years, it has resulted in some extraordinary music-making. We will be celebrating some of these moments this season with the Vasily Petrenko Signature Series – a...

We’re very proud to present such a diverse and exciting season of music, but we do know there’s a lot to take in! So if you’re looking for inspiration, or new to orchestral music and want a few suggestions, then why not try our Starter Collection. New this season, we’re also offering these...

We have another fantastic line-up of Artists in Residence this season, bringing us a wide range of incredible music and events. We welcome gifted pianist, Isata Kanneh-Mason as our Young Artist in Residence, as well international baritone, Roderick Williams, who returns to Liverpool by...

Do you want to be inspired, relaxed, moved or simply entertained? Classical music is varied and can cater for every occasion. There's something for everyone, and once you find the pieces you enjoy, there is simply nothing quite like it. We’re very proud to present such an exciting and varied...

Liverpool Philharmonic presents a number of concerts during the afternoon, often a more convenient time for many people to enjoy a musical interlude during the day.  Sunday Afternoon Classics concerts start at 2.30pm, and Friday Afternoon concerts start at 1.30pm. Tickets for many concerts start...

Fearless and unconventional, uncompromising and brilliant – Gustav Mahler is one of the most important composers in history, and at the heart of his incredible musical legacy are the symphonies. Embracing cultural differences and challenging musical traditions, he created music so powerful and...

We are delighted to welcome some incredible artists to perform with the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra this season. Our Artists in Residence include young British cellist, Sheku Kanneh-Mason for his second season as Young Artist in Residence, as well as award-winning mezzo-soprano, Jennifer...