Music
A double bill of new music-theatre works from Harrison
Birtwistle is brought to life by tenor Mark Padmore, soprano Elizabeth Atherton and the London Sinfonietta.
Silent Arena bring their wireless
headphones to the roof of Queen Elizabeth Hall for a special space-themed silent disco party.
Harrison
Birtwistle:
Theatre of
Melancholy
Silent Arena Space Disco
What's on this month
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E4 Udderbelly
Tom Tom Crew
Friday 19 June 2009 - Sunday 19 July 2009
Following sell-out seasons at the Sydney Opera House and Edinburgh Festival, and direct from a run on Broadway, the Tom Tom Crew arrives in London with its super charged collision of circus, heart pumping music and 21st-century spectacle.
£14 to £22
Front Room
Fresh Off The Page: Mashing the Classics
Saturday 4 July 2009
The first of three Fresh Off The Page events in the London Literature Festival platforming some of the most exciting emerging and established talent across the spoken word and music scenes.
Admission free
Purcell Room
Gavin Bryars
Saturday 4 July 2009
Gavin Bryars' beautiful score weaves together eight of Shakespeare's sonnets on the subjects of time, memory and music.
£9
Foyer Bar- Level 2
Bourne Grammar School Choir
Sunday 5 July 2009
Lincolnshire-based Bourne Grammar School Choir is an open-entry choir for students aged 11-16 years old.
Admission free
Queen Elizabeth Hall
London Sinfonietta
Monday 6 July 2009 - Tuesday 7 July 2009
A double bill of new music-theatre works from Harrison Birtwistle.
£22 £15 £9 Premium seats £30
E4 Udderbelly
Beardyman's Complete and Udder Shambles
Monday 6 July 2009 - Monday 13 July 2009
Mighty beatboxer extraordinaire Beardyman joins forces with special guests from the worlds of music, comedy, visual arts and the audience on an improvised journey through time, space, the evolution of music, culture and his uniquely hairy underpants.
Returns only
Foyer Bar- Level 2
Find Your Talent
Friday 10 July 2009
On 10 July young people from across the country come to Southbank Centre to share their talent.
Admission free
Front Room
Fresh Off The Page: Where To?
Friday 10 July 2009
Curated by Southbank Centre's team of young curators, Where To? promises a high-energy mixed bill event of live music, spoken word and visual art, responding to escape and its destinations, and inspired by Benjamin Zephaniah.
Admission free
Foyer Bar- Level 2
Centre for Young Musicians Showcase
Saturday 11 July 2009
Some of London's finest young musicians come to the Southbank to celebrate the end of Centre for Young Musicians' academic year and the Rhythm of London festival.
Admission free
Foyer Bar- Level 2
The Rhythm of Gamelan
Saturday 11 July 2009 - Saturday 11 July 2009
Celebrate the Rhythm of London Festival with the rhythmic and meditative sounds of the beautiful Javanese gamelan - percussion orchestra from Indonesia.
Admission free
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