Jean Rondeau live in London

Experience Jean Rondeau live on September 27th

Jean Rondeau will perform at the Queen Elizabeth Hall in London on September 27, 2026. Rondeau is a French harpsichordist and organist recognized for his dynamic and often improvisational approach to Baroque and contemporary music. He frequently expands the repertoire for the harpsichord, incorporating influences from jazz, folk, and electronic music into performances that emphasize rhythmic vitality and expressive ornamentation. His interpretations are noted for their energy and a willingness to challenge conventional performance practices.

The Queen Elizabeth Hall, part of the Southbank Centre complex, opened in 1967 as a major concert venue dedicated to serious music. Designed by architects Hubert Bennett and Llewelyn Davies, it is renowned for its acoustic qualities and Brutalist architectural style. The hall has hosted performances by a wide range of internationally acclaimed artists across classical music, jazz, contemporary dance, and other disciplines. It underwent a significant refurbishment completed in 2018 which aimed to improve accessibility and enhance the audience experience while preserving its original character. The hall's capacity is approximately 963 seats. It remains a prominent landmark on the London cultural scene.