From Festival Hall to booking hall...

Your Tube ticket could take you on a journey to the cutting edge of contemporary music this weekend.

On Sunday, 28 April the London Sinfonietta will premiere new work which was composed specially to be played in the cavernous spaces of the Jubilee Line's Southwark station.

The sinfonietta, a small orchestra, is one of the country's leading new music ensembles.

The performance of Line Up, with associate artists from the Royal Festival Hall, will take place at 10.45am and 2pm and lasts 30 minutes.

Throughout the day, recorded pieces will be played over the station's public address system.

Composers Fraser Trainer, Ian Dearden and David Sheppard have created music for live instruments and pre-recorded sounds.

The performances, part of the Tube's Platform for Art series and funded by Arts and Business New Partners, are part of the sinfonietta's annual State of the Nation festival, featuring music from the UK's best young emerging composers.