What’s on

Lunchtime concert
Pixels Ensemble return with pieces by Mozart and Elgar

Manoj Kamps conducts works by Berio, Knussen and Elliott Carter in a programme also featuring an exciting world premiere from local composer, Phoenix Rousiamanis.

Shostakovich’s Festival Overture, Prokofiev’s second violin concerto and Rachmaninov’s second symphony

Lunchtime concert
Critically acclaimed vocalist, songwriter and producer presents her most powerful work to date

Grammy award-winner Vishwa Mohan Bhatt brings his unique Mohan Veena slide guitar to The Tung Auditorium with his Desert Slide project

Receiving critical acclaim for their mesmeric live performances, Liverpool’s Ex-Easter Island Head will be joined for this show by special guests Charles Hayward + Lola De La Mata

A seven piece band set up to celebrate and honour the masterpiece works of Joni Mitchell

The full-sized ensemble perform another programme of great works from the symphonic canon

Lunchtime concert
Accomplished solo pianist and chamber musician celebrates life, nature, light and music

Kick-start your Christmas with a performance which will include your festive favourites (old and new) and showcase one of the finest children’s choirs in the city

Liverpool-born singer/songwriter and Americana Music Association UK’s ‘Album Of The Year’ award winner

A programme of sparkling seasonal swing that will get you into the festive mood

Lunchtime concert
Uplifting music by much-loved composers performed by University of Liverpool’s Chamber Choir and UNIty Choir

A programme of personal favourites including works by Bach, Ravel, Shostakovich and Chopin

A selection of their favourite pieces of the semester played by various ensembles including the Brass Band, Percussion Ensemble, and the Stage and Screen Orchestra

The ever-popular Christmas collaboration of the choir with the Northop Silver Band, full of festive cheer, humour, beauty and charm

The 17-piece jazz ensemble transport you to winter wonderland for a one-night-only musical spectacular

Music from different worlds and centuries collide in Domingo Hindoyan’s debut with Ensemble 10:10