Edinburgh International Festival
The original "official" festival
It was a delight to watch the oboe, bassoon, violin and cello soloists for Haydn’s Sinfonia concertante in a…
A discerning audience enjoyed performances this evening of two most notable symphonies composed by Franz…
There is an old saying “from the sublime to the ridiculous” but at this year’s Edinburgh Festival, for this…
This was the first of two concerts where the instruments played correspond to those in use at the time the…
William Alexander was delighted with his audience of over a hundred Chopin enthusiasts for a lunchtime…
How fortunate to have such experienced musicians. Beethoven’s Fourth Piano Concerto has a quiet piano introit…
Having reviewed Blomdahl’s Aniara, the first space opera, at the 1959 Festival, I was apprehensive about the…
The Wooster Group of New York specialise in experimental work, often taking a classic play, dissecting the…
All eyes were on Daniil Trifonov’s remarkably agile fingers as he played Prokofiev’s third piano concerto…
Fireworks fans should look to the Edinburgh skyline tomorrow at 1pm.
The National Museum of Scotland in Chambers Street has a excellent schedule of events and exhibitions…
Frank Zappa, a Leonardo da Vinci anatomy exhibition, chinese heavy metal, and a theatrical journey to a "new…
Edinburgh wouldn't be the same without the Edinburgh International Festival.
Treats lie in store for EIF-goers this year from Shakespeare's Coriolanus backed by Chinese heavy metal bands…
Virgin Money will continue as headline sponsor of the Edinburgh Festival Fireworks Concert performed by the…
From the moment each member of the Australian Chamber Orchestra marched on stage, we knew we were in for…
In the Locked Room Stylishly conducted by Michael Rafferty and with a dazzling array of orchestral colours…
German born Viviane Hagner was the violin soloist when Unsuk Chin’s Violin Concerto was first performed in…
The Edinburgh International Festival, which ends tonight with the traditional, explosive finale of the
A diverse programme of music spanning 221 years was performed to a capacity (including standees) Queen's Hall…