Classical

We were treated to the first performance of Savourna Stevenson’s three-movement Concerto for Harp.
There are parts of northern Europe where the sun never sets in mid-summer and these are called White Nights.
A music and light show set against the mighty stone walls of Tantallon Castle is one of the highlights of…
It is not often we in Edinburgh get the chance to hear the scholars of the Royal Conservatoire’s in full…
Every chair was taken in the historic Greyfriars Kirk. The audience was facing the organ loft and looked…
Calton Consort, directed by Jason Orringe, with Emma Morwood (Soprano), Nicholas Morris (Baritone), Ingrid…
If you believe Stéphane Denève’s opening words, and why shouldn’t we - the night’s programme was three works…
Conducted by director Patrick Liebergen with works by Purcell, Pitoni, Tye, Tallis and Haydn. This free…
Paul Rissmann failed to convince me that Mendelssohn did any more than decide to write a third symphony…
There were smiles all round to welcome back the Estonian born Neeme Järvi, who was the Royal Scottish…
The programme carefully stated clarinets and not the singular clarinet after Calum Robertson’s name, and so…
The Swedish choir St. Thomas Chamber Choir will be performing!  Welcome!
The St Tomas Chamber Choir, from Vällingby, Stockholm, will be performing as part of St Giles's regular…
The Swedish choir Scores Cantores will be performing!  Free admission - welcome!  
Hans Gál was born near Vienna in 1890 and, as a respected composer, became Director of Mainz Conservatoire in…
A special one-off concert featuring a string trio from the United States of America: Ensemble Epomeo.
Although the Royal  Scottish National Orchestra’s 2011:12 season is drawing to a close, and with it the reign…
Typical of Russian orchestras they come on together, and leading them on to the stage is their concertmaster…
Edinburgh born and educated conductor, Donald Runnicles gave us a great concert on Sunday evening in the…
Six tiers of choir, some seventy-four voices ready to sing in German, and an orchestra of twenty-three…