Live Music
The Edinburgh-based Barony Ensemble performed their unusual, colourful and virtuosic programme in St Andrew's…
New productions of Pelléas and Mélisande, Bluebeard’s Castle, La bohème and The Elixir of Love
Sir Thomas…
It seemed strange to listen to the Christmas story in the middle of August, but that made it all the more…
The Philadelphia Orchestra was the first major orchestra I heard live.
The Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment make you listen again to Haydn.
Under Sir Roger Norrington they put…
What does a pianist do when he loses the use of his right arm, be it from wartime or illness?
Like most of the large audience I did not know what was on offer from this unusual grouping.
It was a joy to watch Daniil Trifonov at the piano again. A few years ago his lurching towards the keyboard…
This is New York based The TEAM's (the acronym stands for "Theatre of Emerging American Moment") fourth visit…
Mahler’s monumental “Symphony of a Thousand” is regarded as his finest composition but is rarely performed…
The final chamber concert in the Edinburgh International Festival Queen’s Hall series was with three…
Elsa Jean returns to the Fringe with a wonderful collection of folk music to launch her new album, Lassie…
Rock. And. Roll. That is what you get at a Monotonix gig, of the fiercest and most potently pure strain…
Barb Jungr was ranked No 1 for The Best Cabaret 2008 by Time Out, New York, No 2, The Best Cabaret 2009 for ‘…
This was the second of Stefan Warzycki’s piano recitals for this Fringe.
The programme changes every day at the Queens Hall during the International Festival period, but all concerts…
Ravi Shankar has spent decades crossing boundaries, both geographical and musical, whilst remaining among the…
2017’s live music event Nothing Ever Happens Here… is to be headlined by Sarah Neufeld, Summerhall has…
The three young soloists made this a delightful evening of French sacred music at St Andrew's and St George's.
That was a dazzling performance from one of the world’s greatest orchestras.