Brahms’s Symphony No.2 is paired with Berlioz and a little-known gem by Boris Blacher for a KSO concert at St John’s Smith Square
KSO gives a concert performance of Britten’s postwar opera, with the tenor John Hudson in the title role, at Queen Elizabeth Hall
Guest conductor Paul Hoskins joins KSO for Stravinsky’s ballet Agon and Rachmaninov’s epic second symphony at Cadogan Hall
KSO is joined at Fairfield Halls by the acclaimed mezzo-soprano, a BBC Radio 3 New Generation Artist, for this monumental work
KSO ends the season at Cadogan Hall with Tchaikovsky’s sixth symphony ('Pathétique’), plus music by Sibelius and Maw
Our 2023/24 season begins with Vaughan Williams's A London Symphony, plus music by Elena Kats-Chernin and John McCabe with soprano Donna Lennard
KSO continues the season at St John's Smith Square with Martinů's 3rd symphony plus music by Dvořák and Janáček
KSO continues the season with a concert of music by Chen Yi, Ruth Gipps and Beethoven at Cadogan Hall
KSO plays Dohnányi, Mahler, Boulanger and Stravinsky with guest conductor Paul Hoskins at St John's Smith Square
KSO and Epiphoni return to Fairfield Halls with Elgar's The Dream of Gerontius
KSO opens the season at Smith Square Hall with music by Strauss, Barber and Vítězslava Kaprálová
KSO plays music by Andrea Tarrodi, Grace Williams and Gustav Mahler at Smith Square Hall, with soprano Monica McGhee
Formed in 1956, Kensington Symphony Orchestra (registered charity number 1069620) enjoys an enviable reputation as one of the finest non-professional orchestras in the UK. Its founding aim is to provide amateurs with an opportunity to perform concerts at the highest possible level