Sinfonia of London is a symphony orchestra based in London, England, conducted by John Wilson.^[1]

The present orchestra, re-established by Wilson in 2018, is the third of three distinct ensembles to bear this name. Building on Sinfonia of London's significance historically as a recording orchestra, the present ensemble released 17 albums within the first five years of its re-establishment,^[2] many of which were recipients of industry awards.

In 2021, the orchestra made its live debut at the BBC Proms, and has returned every year since,^[3] as well as performing live tours across the United Kingdom.

In its current incarnation, Sinfonia of London consists of top-tier musicians, including principals and leaders from various UK and international orchestras, distinguished soloists, and members of notable chamber groups. This has led to the ensemble being frequently described as a “supergroup” or “super-orchestra” by UK classical music journalists.^[4][5][6]

Sinfonia of London was reformed in 2018 by the conductor John Wilson. When it was re-established, the orchestra entered into a longstanding partnership with the British record label Chandos, with a view to undertaking a series of recording projects.^[1] Within five years of its re-establishment, the orchestra had released 17 albums with the label.^[2] Most significant among these were the world premiere recording of the complete original score of the musical Oklahoma!, with the show's original orchestration reconstructed by Bruce Pomahac,^[9][10] and the premiere recording of Wilson's performing edition of Ravel's ballet Daphnis et Chloé,^[11] both released in 2023.

In September 2021 the orchestra made its live performance debut at the BBC Proms, and has appeared at the festival every year since.^[12] In November 2022, the orchestra embarked on its first UK tour, performing at Symphony Hall, Birmingham, St David's Hall, Cardiff, The Anvil, Basingstoke, and Royal Concert Hall, Nottingham with pianist Martin James Bartlett,^[13] as well as making its Barbican Centre debut with a performance including Ravel's Shéhérazade, featuring soloist Alice Coote.^[14]

In July 2023, the orchestra made its debut at the 74th Aldeburgh Festival in two concerts,^[15] which was followed by its second UK tour in November of that year, Hollywood's Greatest Hits, a programme of works from The Golden Age of Hollywood, to nine venues across England and Scotland.^[16]

The following list features all recordings made by the present Sinfonia of London (re-established in 2018). All recordings are conducted by John Wilson.