Wigmore Hall’s new programme of 450 concerts also features a poignant installation representing the millions of displaced children round the world
Wigmore Hall is keen to make the programme accessible to the widest possible audience including young people and those on low incomes. There will be 25,000 tickets for £5 made available to people under 35, as well as thousands of free tickets for anyone under the age of 26 through Wigmore Hall’s partnership with the Cavatina Chamber Music Trust.
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