London Mozart Gamers is resident at Fairfield Halls, Croydon and performs at Smith Sq. Corridor and on the South coast, however as well as the orchestra launches its 2024/25 season with six live shows at St Martin-in-the-Fields. In September, violinist Ruth Rogers directs 4 World Season which fuses Vivaldi and Roxanna Panufnik’s interpretation of the world’s seasons, full with reside immersive digital projections which can rework St Martin’s into a visible spectacle. In October, Jonathan Bloxham conducts the orchestra in Mendelssohn and the Schumanns with Louis Schwizgebel in Schumann’s Piano Concerto, Mendelssohn’s Italian Symphony and Clara Schumann’s Three Romances (an orchestration of her late masterpiece for violin and piano). November sees Jonathan Bloxham returning for The Ages of Mozart with pianist Angela Hewitt in programme which strikes from Mozart’s Symphony No. 1 to Symphony No. 6 ‘Linz’ plus Piano Concerto No. 9 ‘Jeunehomme’.

The brand new 12 months sees French Connections: Music from the Parisian Stage with pianist Zee Zee in Ravel’s Piano Concerto in G Main, Flights of Fancy with programmatic music from RVW to Coleridge Taylor, and A Place in Time when the orchestra’s Training Ambassador, saxophonist Jess Gillam, joins the orchestra as soloist and presenter for this folk-inspired programme.

Different occasions embody Christmas with London Mozart Gamers at Smith Sq. Corridor with the LMP Brass ensemble, Croydon SDA Gospel Choir and Trinity Boys Choir and Trinity Ladies Choir. The brass ensemble may even journey to Henry Ward Corridor, Hastings and St John’s, Higher Norwood for Christmas Crackers. In Croydon, Altering Seasons ;at Fairfield Halls responds to the local weather emergency by interspersing Vivaldi’s The 4 Seasons with new seasonal-themed commissions from 4 group teams; Queer Croydon, Membership Soda, Subrang Arts and Croydon Music & Arts. The occasion will likely be preceded by a free afternoon showcase within the open areas of Fairfield Halls, that includes native expertise from over 30 music and dance teams.

The orchestra’s LMP on the Transfer initiative will likely be popping up in area people venues and public locations across the Borough of Croydon, bringing accessible efficiency codecs to the native residents all year long. The orchestra may even take LMP on the Transfer to Hastings, constructing on their residency on the South coast. The orchestra’s group residencies in Higher Norwood and on the South coast proceed with Marvellous Maestros (St John’s, Higher Norwood) and Now That’s What I Name (Classical) Music: Baroque to Rock (De La Warr Pavilion), each specializing in the GCSE music set-work syllabus, serving to native college students to arrange for his or her exams.      

Full particulars from LMP’s web site.