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An inventive programme frames new music by a genre-defying composer and guitarist in a striking late-night concert.
London Contemporary Orchestra Soloists at the Royal Albert Hall
Contemporary classical music is happening in all manner of unexpected venues in London at the moment, from Peckham car parks to pubs. But it isn't just getting edgier – it's also getting more respectable, if last night's suave affair in the Royal Albert Hall's Elgar Room is anything to go by.