Under-35 audience members can procure £5 tickets for performances at Wigmore Hall, with a lineup of upcoming dates to discover.
Wigmore Hall Announces Exciting Lineup of Classical Music Performances
Wigmore Hall, one of the world's leading venues for chamber music and song, has unveiled an impressive schedule of concerts for the coming months. The lineup features a mix of established artists and emerging talents, with a special focus on providing affordable tickets for younger audiences.
The schedule kicks off on Thursday 17 April at 1pm with The Art of Pianists concert. This is followed by the Schumann Quartet's performance on Wednesday 2 April at 7.30pm, Les Arts Florissants on Wednesday 16 April at 7.30pm, and Wigmore Soloists on Monday 21 April at 7.35pm.
Emerging artists like cellist Anastasia Kobekina and violist Timothy Ridout are also set to perform at the venue.
For those under 35, Wigmore Hall offers £5 tickets for selected concerts. To access these discounted tickets, you need to sign up for a free Wigmore Hall account on their website and provide your date of birth to verify your age. If you already have an account, simply log in and update your date of birth in the 'My Account' section. Alternatively, you can contact the box office via email at [email protected] to book tickets or join the under 35s scheme. Remember that photo ID and proof of age must be shown upon entry or when collecting tickets to confirm eligibility.
The discounted tickets are only available to customers actually aged under 35, not just the purchaser. Also, note that full-price tickets bought before the under 35s concerts are announced cannot be reimbursed or converted to the £5 price.
Stay updated by setting your contact preferences to receive information on the latest under 35s concerts and events. These £5 tickets are available for selected concerts, typically for concerts from September to December 2025 or as scheduled on the Wigmore Hall website.
The scheme aims to attract younger and first-time concertgoers, breaking down barriers to entry. Wigmore Hall regularly hosts performances by classical music greats such as Steven Isserlis, the Kanneh-Mason family, and The Sixteen.
Some of the other notable performances scheduled at Wigmore Hall include Boris Giltburg, La Nuova Musica, Hagen Quartet, Francesco Piemontesi, James Baillieu, Cupertinos, Barry Douglas, Liza Ferschtman, Héloïse Werner, Quatuor Danel, Olivier Stankiewicz, Colin Currie, Collegium Vocale Gent, Christian Tetzlaff, Roman Rabinovich, Cyrille Dubois, and many more.
For more information about the concerts, ticket prices, and the under 35s scheme, visit the Wigmore Hall's official site or follow them on social media.
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- Wigmore Hall's extensive lineup includes performances by classical music greats like Steven Isserlis, the Kanneh-Mason family, and The Sixteen, but also features emerging talents such as cellist Anastasia Kobekina and violist Timothy Ridout.
- For those interested in lifestyle and arts, attending a classical music concert at Wigmore Hall could be a unique addition to their fashion-and-beauty, food-and-drink, home-and-garden, relationships, travel, cars, education-and-self-development, or sports-centered lifestyles.
- For under 35s, Wigmore Hall offers an under 35s scheme that provides £5 tickets to selected concerts, making classical music performances more accessible and breaking down barriers to entry for younger and first-time concertgoers.
- Those interested can stay updated on the latest under 35s concerts by signing up for Wigmore Hall's newsletters, or following them on social media platforms like Twitter, Instagram, and their official website.
- Beyond classical music, Wigmore Hall's schedule boasts an array of notable performances across diverse genres, from classical to contemporary, making it an essential destination for music enthusiasts of all ages.
