Classical

The winner of the Leeds International Piano Competition in 2006 was the soloist for the second of Brahms' two…
A free, outdoor show by Scots electronic and acoustic composer Anna Meredith (see video below) and laser and…
It's hard to believe there are only two people on stage as this awe inspiring duo weave their way between…
Along with Mr McFall’s Chamber, Maeve Gilchrist premieres a work commissioned from her by The Edinburgh…
In the spirit of friendship and fun for which our festival is famous, YOU are invited to join in a concert of…
Performances from Ruth Keggin and Rachel Hair (Isle Of Man) and Sarah Deere-Jones with Phil Williams (…
Strictly Stickney: In its search for sustainable happiness (but not in a cult-y way), this solo version of “…
Join us for some Easter and Spring music from Canty and Bill Taylor followed by the Winner of the Young…
With Peter Oundjian on his rostrum and Christian Blackshaw at the piano we heard the pompous opening of…
The Edinburgh Singers present a programme of heavenly a cappella music, featuring works by Talbot, Whitacre…
The concert began with Benjamin Britten's An American Overture. You wouldn't be the only one not to have…
The chamber orchestra, Academy of St Martin in the Fields (named after the church in London’s Trafalgar…
"PRÉVERT, PIANO & POETRY" is a concert-show created and performed by the young French pianist Alexandre…
The Usher Hall was all but full for the Edinburgh Royal Choral Union's 131st Annual New Year performance of…
A seven minute film score opened the concert. Bernard Herrmann's career was in the film industry and he…
Of all the music composed by Gabriel Fauré his Pavane is the most popular. Fauré was the leader of his…
Entering into the festive mood, the concert last night was J S Bach’s Christmas Oratorio.
The Edinburgh Singers present a choral celebration of Christmas in the historic Greyfriars Kirk.
The concert opened with the bright and cheerful Suite from Les biches. Poulenc was 24 when he wrote the…