KSO and the Ephiphoni Consort perform Ravel’s Daphnis et Chloé at Queen Elizabeth Hall
KSO is joined by guest conductor Holly Mathieson for Enescu, Mahler and Lutosławski at St John’s Smith Square
KSO performs Lyadov, Sibelius and Huw Watkins at Cadogan Hall
KSO performs Kodály, Dvořák and a commission from Chris Long at St John’s Smith Square
KSO performs Anna Clyne, Berg and Prokofiev at St John’s Smith Square
KSO performs Weber, Hindemith and Beethoven at St John’s Smith Square
KSO performs Brahms and James MacMillan at Queen Elizabeth Hall
KSO and guest conductor Michael Seal perform Bernstein and Shostakovich at St John’s Smith Square
KSO performs Helen Grime, Alfredo Casella and Rachmaninov at St John’s Smith Square
KSO performs Bruckner’s Fifth Symphony at St John’s Smith Square
KSO is joined by violinist Fenella Humphreys for Gershwin, Korngold and Prokofiev at Queen Elizabeth Hall
KSO performs Strauss, Sibelius and Walton in its Fairfield Halls debut
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