In the wake of the closure of the Barbican until 1 May, its regular London concert venue, the London Symphony Orchestra (LSO) has announced that it is launching a programme of on-line concerts, interviews and other material on-line.
From Sunday 22 March, the orchestra will live stream concerts from their archives on Sundays at 7pm and on Thursdays at 7.30pm, to coincide with their regular Barbican concert times. There will also be other additional content.
Full details from the LSO's website:
http://www.lso.co.uk/alwaysplaying
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