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Season overview

To make it easier to see what is being performed at London Philharmonic Orchestra concerts at the Royal Festival Hall we've drawn together the season highlights.

In addition, our new online brochures make it easy to browse all the concerts in each season, with easy links to the concert pages on this website to book your tickets.

September 2012 - May 2013

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September 2013 - May 2014

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The Rest Is Noise - January - December 2013

In 2007 Alex Ross published his first book, The Rest Is Noise.
Subtitled Listening to the Twentieth Century, Ross’s book tells
the story of 20th-century music within its historical context,
exploring how the events and ideas of the 20th century shaped
the art that was created, and vice versa. Why did musicians write
what they did? Why did the world react the way it did? Why, in
some cases, were they silenced?

Throughout 2013, the London Philharmonic Orchestra appears
as the major orchestral partner in Southbank Centre’s year-long,
multi-art-form festival The Rest Is Noise. Inspired by Ross’s book,
The Rest Is Noise festival looks at the key works of the 20th century
through a wide lens, taking in the political happenings, social
movements, cultural climates and personal stories that gave rise
to these inspiring and sometimes controversial pieces of music.

Find out how our concerts are linked to history on The Rest Is Noise website.

Vladimir Jurowski introduces The Rest Is Noise.

 

Visit Southbank Centre's The Rest Is Noise website for information about the talks, events and other concerts in the festival.

The Rest Is Noise (opens in new window)

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