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American composer Julia Wolfe chose to commemorate those who died in the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire i
From more than 3000 candidates, the EUYO is made up of over 120 musicians each year – this was an inspiring
Following the huge success of the SAF Young Composers Competition within Edinburgh last year, this event wa
Part of the EIF’s ‘Beanbag Concert Series’, we were immersed in the hypnotic rarity of Gretchaninov’s great
Even though the church had been taken over by scaffolding, this neither dimmed the acoustics nor in any way
Centred around the theme of ‘home and homelessness’, this recital collected an encyclopaedic range of poems
Displayed in the Chapel’s Refectory, the Triptych is clearly packed with activity and energy, and draws tog
The programme for the concert celebrated the works of LGBTQ+ composers and allies.
Apparently a ‘jazz mass’ has never been performed in the Cathedral before – but given the Archbishop was pr
This was the third of the three concerts for the Bamberger Symphoniker's residency.
In the second of their three residency concerts, the Bamberger Symphoniker paid special tribute to two Roma
This was the first of three concerts in four days at the Usher Hall for the Bamberger Symphoniker Residency
The Edinburgh International Festival today announced details of a series of community outreach strands to i
Sometimes a member of the Royal Scottish National Orchestra stands and introduces a concert.
The Usher Hall was full for a dreamy opener by almost forgotten composer John Ireland for this concert of m
There was hardly a seat unoccupied in the Usher Hall, for Nicola Benedetti is deservedly a great attraction
This was a concert from French composers, some with connections to César Franck, building on the Orchestra'
It’s not an Edinburgh Festival, unless everybody is invited.
Join The Edinburgh Singers for one of the greatest choral works of the 21st century, Joby Talbot’
The RSNO has offered the Senior Pupils of St Mary’s Music School another opportunity to shine in the magnif