Classical
At the pre-concert talk, violin player Ursula Heidecker Allen lived up to her reputation of giving us a wel
It was Celia Llácer, the RSNO's Assistant Conductor and just one week in to the job, who gave us the pre-co
Edinburgh's Christmas season launches in mid November, with the first in a series of Christmas light nights.
With a trumpeter at either edge of the grand circle and a couple at either edge at the back of the orchestr
Three of the city's leading ensembles come together for a remarkable evening of music.
For scale, no show in Edinburgh can rival the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo. Literally hundreds of…
Something certainly outside of the box – when the worlds of hip-hop and classical music meet.
A wonderful window into the trajectory and talent for future classical music – the Rising Stars se
One of the most impressive things about this recital was how the Aurora Orchestra played the full symphony
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This was a carefully constructed programme about the evolution of the Psalter, building on earlier shows in
This beautifully styled play tells the story of Mozart’s sister Nannerl, who herself was a musical genius,
Marking 375 years since the first publication of the Scottish Metrical Psalter, tonight was an opportunity
The highlight this afternoon was to be the announcement and presentation of the awards for young poets who
‘Faith in the Footlights’ sought to bring together some of most favourite songs from the musicals, though w
An evening showcasing texts set to music from different contexts and in various styles.
Five young finalists were duly awarded and recognised for their outstanding gifts, and for their contributi
The players of the Budapest Festival Orchestra filed on stage to our applause, to be followed by their foun
This was a welcome return by the London Philharmonic Orchestra to the Festival after a ten year gap.
The performance of Neil Smith’s composition, ‘Hidden Polyphony’, was a world premiere – an inspirational bu