Wigmore Hall

The theatre is nearly perfect, the chamber music is excellent and attracts a lot of listeners every day. It is located at 36 Wigmore Street, London, just a few blocks from the bustling Oxford Street. We had the chance to hear Mozart, Schumann and Habek, who played Mozart's C minor sonatas from the 18th century, and the way he brought it to the 21st century was impressive. We once again left an unforgettable night here.

The concert hall is small, but it is suitable for solo, indoor ensemble and other activities. The level is as high as ever, I don't think there will be a low level of play here. It is said to be a favorite of musicians because the sound is very good. In addition to some evening regular performances, there will be some coffee concerts and other activities on Sunday mornings

Beloved by musicians for its intimate feel and excellent acoustics, audiences love the Wigmore Hall's classic programming, giving your ears an up-close experience of some of Britain's best classical musicians. Grab a burger at uber-hip Meat Liquor nearby to experience a real contrast of contemporary and classic London aesthetics.

Classical music venue with excellent programming, central location. One of London's classics. The crowd was, well, experienced when I was there, but the music was majestic whatever your age.

Wonderful concert venue in Mayfair near the Bond Street and Oxford Circus tube stations. We saw a wonderful performance there last night for Wolfgang Holzmair with piano accompaniment by Imogen Cooper. Schubert at his best. Great venue. The acoustics are excellent and the cellar bar is actually practically laid out with attentive service. Most people though stay in the lobby for ice cream during the interval, which is a kind of curious quirk of the place.