Read press reaction to some of the concerts in this year's recordbreaking Festival

Richard Jones’ 5 star production of David Sawer’s Rumpelstiltskin featuring Birmingham Contemporary Music Group and dancers.

An ecstasy of artists celebrate three faith communities that have made Spitalfields and Shoreditch their home.

After numerous international awards, performances at the Lucerne Festival and with the LPO, this exciting young guitarist presents his much anticipated Spitalfields Music solo debut.

Kathryn Tickell is joined by her band for an unforgettable evening featuring her own compositions as well as traditional folk tunes.

Our fabulous resident all female choir are joined by the Laka D Quintet for an evening of traditional, jazz, folk and contemporary song.

We welcome back to Spitalfields Music internationally renowned pianist, Melvyn Tan, as he presents a solo performance of early 20th century works.

Acclaimed pianist for the Schubert Ensemble, William Howard returns to Spitalfields Music with a programme of classical, romantic and contemporary solo piano works.

Join Academy percussionists, professional performers and director Julian Warburton for a working rehearsal focusing on the extraordinary components and organised chaos of Iannis Xenakis’s Pléïades, as they put their final touches to the work.

Old meets new as The Sixteen explore psalm Misere mei through the music of Allegri, MacMillan, Palestrina and Anerio. 

After a day’s hectic activity, relax and enjoy a full musical performance of Xenakis’s extraordinary and entertaining Pléïades.

Young musicians from Tower Hamlets raise the roof with a showcase of groups from the THAMES music centre.

Rated one of the best 10 films of all time, The Street of Crocodiles is given fresh life with Lech Jankowski’s revised score premiered by the London Contemporary Orchestra.

Circulate, our Young Programmers, present a contemporary classical fusion to celebrate the start of summer and play us out of the Festival

Our new community choir are joined by The Sixteen to launch our festival commission for 2011 - a choral extravaganza not to be missed.