LONDON CLASSICAL SOLOISTS

The London Classical Soloists were founded by Achim Holub in November 2010 at a charity concert at Holy Trinity Brompton, in London's most exclusive neighbourhood, Knightsbridge.
Soloist at that concert was Tamsin Waley-Cohen.
The orchestra was from the beginning made up with the most qualified graduates of London’s elite music colleges who later started impressive careers with orchestras like the Philharmonia, London Symphony and BBC Symphony.
Many of the musicians of the first hour are still with the group, and within the last 13 years the orchestra has explored not only the complete symphonic works by Beethoven, Schumann and Brahms, but also the major symphonies by Haydn, Mozart, Schubert and Mendelssohn.
And last but not least, the orchestra became famous with its involvement at Achim Holub’s conducting masterclasses, with hundreds of participants from all over the world, some of them now very successful conductors on their own right, like Karin Hendrickson and Mathieu Herzog.
The orchestra continues to give concerts and masterclasses and is planning extensive touring to Europe for 2025.