Classical
Original one-man show by a young French concert pianist
The Edinburgh Quartet were centre stage for a special work by Shostakovich.
The final concert of the 2016/17 had just one work. Mahler's Symphony No 3 is considered the longest symphony…
Musicians from Scotland’s national orchestra will take the train to various destinations across Scotland to…
The Royal Scottish National Orchestra (RSNO) appoints Danish conductor Thomas Søndergård as its next Music…
The final concert in this SCO season began with a composition by the German composer Jorg Widmann.
Handel's Messiah, written in 1741 at an inspired pace, was an immediate success and has remained consistently…
Moscow-born Alexander Scriabin's four minute Rêverie was the musically simple but enticing opening to a…
Beethoven’s Grand Mass Missi Solemnis is considered to be one of the greatest pieces of music ever written.…
This was a concert of Sibelius, Mahler and Beethoven - deliberately chosen by the Orchestra's Principal Guest…
Beethoven wrote five piano concertos. Recently Jonathan Biss, an American pianist, asked five composers to…
It was an interesting choice of music on this Scottish Chamber Orchestra programme: all three pieces are…
The Scottish Chamber Orchestra has announced its 2017/18 season of concerts, which marks Robin Ticciati’s…
The Opening Concert at the Usher Hall on Saturday 5th August begins with Haydn’s Surprise Symphony, just as…
The Edinburgh International Festival will mark its 70th year by remembering the spirit of 1947 when the first…
Rameau’s ‘Suite from the Boreades’ was the opening composition in this concert.
New music, more concerts and greater diversity as the RSNO celebrates the 175th anniversary of its founding…
Following the much admired Leader of the Orchestra, Maya Iwabuchi, on to the stage was 27-year-old Lava Shani…
The first piece on the Scottish Chamber Orchestra programme was Beethoven’s Corioloan overture with Richard…
Chorus Awards 2016 winners The Edinburgh Singers present a programme of a cappella music celebrating the…