Candlelit classical concert by London Concertante with Vivaldi's Four Seasons and Ralph Vaughan Williams' The Lark Ascending at Lincoln Cathedral.
London Concertante are playing at Lincoln Cathedral on Thursday 4 February, with Vivaldi's Four Seasons as the main feature and Vaughan Williams' The Lark Ascending alongside it. It's a community classical music event, so it's aimed at a local audience rather than a touring crowd.
London Concertante have been making music for 35 years, specialising in atmospheric, candlelit performances in stunning venues across the UK and Ireland. They describe themselves as an acclaimed ensemble that focuses on bringing classical repertoire to life in an intimate setting. This particular date sits within their Autumn/Winter 2026 season, which they've put together by pairing timeless classics with festive favourites and bold reimaginings. The Four Seasons fits right into that — it's one of the most recognisable pieces of classical music there is, and The Lark Ascending is a British staple that works well in a cathedral space.
It's worth keeping in mind that the full programme hasn't been confirmed for this edition yet, so while the Four Seasons and The Lark Ascending are the listed highlights, the rest of the evening is still to be seen. The ensemble's whole thing is about the setting as much as the music, and Lincoln Cathedral is exactly the kind of venue they build their nights around.
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If you're in Lincoln and fancy a night of classical music, this is one to keep on your radar for early February. It's at Lincoln Cathedral on Thursday 4 February.
