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To mark Holocaust Memorial Day 2026, we present a specially commissioned programme in collaboration with Imperial War Museums, reflecting on the lives of those who survived the Holocaust and honouring the memory of those who did not.
We are delighted to be visiting Dorking with our Leader & Principal Stephanie Gonley performing a wonderful programme of classics including Vivaldi's Four Seasons
On 8 February, we present an afternoon of colour and character, led by Stephanie Gonley. From Holst and Mozart’s Bassoon Concerto with Nikolaj Henriques to our first Patron Britten’s Simple Symphony, marking 100 years since his death, and Haydn’s ‘Farewell’.
This programme brings together music of elegance, energy and colour, from Purcell’s Chaconne in G minor and Bach’s radiant E major Violin Concerto, to Mozart’s Divertimento in B♭ and Vivaldi’s ever-popular Spring from The Four Seasons. Praised by The Guardian as “a knockout from start to finish”, Harriet Mackenzie brings expressive insight and virtuosity to a programme of enduring and uplifting favourites.
Our Leader & Principal Stephanie Gonley brings her experience and dedication to this exquisite all-string programme. 50 years after his death, Britten’s creativity is brilliantly captured in his vibrant Variations on a Theme of Frank Bridge, a vivid tribute to his revered teacher and mentor.
Experience the full drama of Elgar’s Dream of Gerontius, a monumental work of profound spiritual depth and emotional intensity, with three outstanding soloists including Dame Sarah Connolly appearing in the role of the angel.
We perform Vivaldi’s Four Seasons, one of the most enduring and vivid works in the violin repertoire. Praised by The Guardian as “a knockout from start to finish”, Harriet Mackenzie brings insight, clarity and expressive depth to music of colour, contrast and vitality.
As we continue our partnership with King’s College London, we are performing Handel’s Messiah with the Choir of King’s College London in the beautiful setting of the King’s College Chapel on the Strand.
Handel’s Messiah stands as one of the most iconic and enduring masterpieces in the classical music repertoire. In this very special performance, the English Chamber Orchestra is delighted to welcome back the distinguished conductor Nicholas Kraemer.
We are delighted to invite you to the English Chamber Orchestra’s 65th Anniversary Gala—an evening of music, fine dining, and celebration in support of one of the world’s most distinguished chamber orchestras.
Made in Prague Festival finale: violin star Pavel Šporcl with the English Chamber Orchestra in music by Mendelssohn, Dvořák & Paganini.
We return to the chamber works of W.A. Mozart with three of his most refined piano concertos, performed with pianist Cristian Sandrin.
We return to the chamber works of W.A. Mozart with three of his most refined piano concertos, performed with pianist Cristian Sandrin.
We return to the chamber works of W.A. Mozart with three of his most refined piano concertos, performed with pianist Cristian Sandrin.
Join us for an unforgettable evening at Snape Maltings featuring the celebrated cellist Raphael Wallfisch and conductor Łukasz Borowicz.
As part of the Coleridge-Taylor Mini-Festival, the Choir of King’s College London joins forces with the English Chamber Orchestra and Voices to present a rare performance of The Atonement—Samuel Coleridge-Taylor’s final oratorio.
Leader and Principal Stephanie Gonley directs an exquisite programme of the most cherished works from the Baroque and Classical eras. Transport yourself through the seasons with Vivaldi’s iconic Four Seasons...
The South Bohemian Hvězdy nad Vltavou Festival hosts our second performance on our short tour to Czechia, in Prague. The concert is called "A Midsummer Night's Dream," celebrates the work of German Romantic genius Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy.
The Hvězdy nad Vltavou Festival brings a unique concert experience! The opening and exceptional evening will feature violinist Pavel Šporcl together with the English Chamber Orchestra Ensemble. The concert is called "A Midsummer Night's Dream," celebrates the work of German Romantic genius Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy.