14 reactions | Open to everyone, these concerts are specifically designed to welcome people who may benefit from a more informal performance environment. | Wigmore Hall | Facebook

1.5K views · 105 reactions | Schubert's 'An Die Musik' performed by William Thomas and pianist Malcolm Martineau earlier on today at Wigmore Hall. Watch their recital in full on YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v9RQexpqyCQ | Wigmore Hall | Facebook

53 reactions |  LIVE STREAM The Doric String Quartet returns to Wigmore Hall, tomorrow for a lunchtime concert. You can watch it, live on our Facebook page. Monday 7 December 2020 1PM GMT Here is a taster, from their performance last October. | Wigmore Hall | Facebook

Opening my Wigmore Hall Recital with wonderful transcriptions of J. S. Bach, by Wilhelm Kempff. I hope you see you there on January 4th! Some tickets still available! This is the Siciliano from Flute Sonata in E flat major. | Martin James Bartlett

2K views · 36 reactions | Under the direction of founder Peter Whelan – ‘as exciting a live wire as Ireland has produced in the world of period performance’ (The Irish Times) – the flexible Edinburgh-based ensemble has steadily built a reputation for vital performances and imaginatively researched repertoire, much of it brought to modern attention for the first time. Ensemble Marsyas; Peter Whelan director More here: https://bit.ly/36OpEyI | Wigmore Hall | Facebook

Wigmore Hall presents, Ep. 3: The Danish String Quartet From folk dances from the North to incredible Beethoven performances, discover "your friendly neighbourhood string quartet with above amounts of beard " as they describe themselves! @danishquartet | Wigmore Hall