The prestigious British youth orchestra London Schools Symphony Orchestra (LSSO) will offer a free concert on August 2 at Castelldefels Castle, as part of the Catalunya Music Tour 2026.
Castelldefels Castle will host a concert by the London Schools Symphony Orchestra (LSSO) on Sunday, August 2, at 20:30. The performance will be free and open to the public until the capacity of the castle courtyard is reached.
This event is part of the Catalunya Music Tour 2026, a tour that takes the orchestra to various venues in the region. For Castelldefels, it represents an opportunity to enjoy high-quality music in a unique heritage setting.
The LSSO will be conducted by Enyi Okpara, with Sitali Dewan as resident conductor. The programme will include pieces that showcase the quality and preparation of its members, young musicians selected from students living or studying in London.
Founded in 1951 by Dr. Leslie Russell, the London Schools Symphony Orchestra has established itself as the leading youth orchestra in the British capital. It regularly performs at the Barbican Centre and has worked with internationally renowned conductors and soloists.
Currently, the orchestra is linked to Guildhall Young Artists, the youth division of the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, one of the most prestigious music training institutions in the UK.
The concert at Castelldefels Castle is free to attend, with no prior reservation required. It is recommended to arrive early to ensure access, as capacity is limited.
This performance is part of the cultural summer programme in Castelldefels, which aims to offer quality proposals for residents and visitors. Live music in the castle courtyard has become a recurring event that combines heritage and art.
For more information, interested parties can check the cultural agenda of the Castelldefels Town Hall or go directly to the castle on the day of the event.
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