Live Music
It is one minute to midnight at the Fringe.
Ravi Shankar has spent decades crossing boundaries, both geographical and musical, whilst remaining among the…
Simon Keenlyside’s acclaimed Queens Hall success in the 2010 festival did not replicate readily in the vaster…
It is easy to tell that a group of players are entirely comfortable and practised with one another. This…
Jayson Gilham was born in Queensland in Australia and initially studied at the Queensland Conservatorium…
For a Canadian orchestra lauded as one of the best French orchestras in the world, it seems a little odd that…
Tempo deserve earthly rewards for producing musical heaven in this five star show. From the inception with…
This Pollyanna will definitely leave you feeling glad all over. It may be the central theme of the novel of…
The concert at the Usher Hall with the Scottish Chamber Orchestra opened with Ravel's composition Le Tombeau…
David Grieg's stripped-down, comedy musical, which is being reprised with the original cast after its run at…
There are expectations of a production from China that include wonderful costumes, graceful acting and plain…
Kristin Hersh cuts a slight but forbidding onstage figure.
Hotel de l’Avenir is a show from graduate students in the CalArts (California Institute of Arts) School of…
A Burns Supper in August may seem a daft idea, but that's the essence of The Robert Burns Experience held in…
The King James translation of the Bible is 400 years old and in the course of an hour the very eloquent actor…
At only 19 years old, Rachel Sermanni has supported Mumford and Sons, KT Tunstall and Newton Falkner, and is…
When we arrived there were, at the very front of the stage, four very large clear glass bowls filled with…
The final part of Godfrey Reggio’s Qatsi trilogy did not gain the same level of attention and acclaim that…
There were doubts almost to the last moment as to whether the renowned Argentine pianist Martha Argerich…
Richard Demarco is not happy. The grand old radical of Edinburgh art is not happy because of what he sees…