Wigmore Hall On Demand

London’s Wigmore Hall On Demand Autumn Series has a rich offering of concerts online.

All concerts in the Autumn Series will be available on demand for 30 days after the date of the concert. Log in or create an account on their website to access live streams and their video library. As ticketing income is minimal in the current circumstances and concerts can only continue with support the Wigmore Hall requests a donation of £10 to cover costs and ensure that they can continue to pay artists in full.

This week’s concerts include Russian pianist Pavel Kolesnikov playing Skryabin, Chopin, Bethoven, Liszt and Schubert, the Gould Piano Trio, cellist Steven Isserlis and soprano Siobhan Stagg with pianist Jonathan Ware.

 

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