Classical
The Scottish Chamber Orchestra has announced details of its 2012/13 Season of concerts in Edinburgh between…
Stéphane Denève conducts the Royal Scottish National Orchestra in the Usher Hall for the last time as its…
Join us in the beautiful Dalmeny Kirk, near South Queensferry with the Astrid String Quartet and Athenaeum…
The Edinburgh International Festival launched its programme for the 2012 Festival over bacon butties and…
Joanna MacGregor recently became Head of Piano Studies at the Royal Academy of Music in London - and a more…
The new Music Director of the Quebec Symphony Orchestra, Fabien Gabel, born in Paris thirty six years ago,…
It’s not just that Paul Rissmann knows his music and has the ability to explain what he knows in the style of…
For their Romantic Valentine’s concert the ladies of the Royal Scottish National Orchestra were in colourful…
The Royal Scottish National Orchestra has announced details of its proposed move to the Glasgow Royal…
On arrival at the Usher Hall, the audience has to get its bearings.
Coming in to a concert from a busy and wintery world outside takes a mental adjustment, and so what better…
As a tribute to Holocaust Memorial Day, the first part of the concert was dedicated to two composers who were…
In her pre-concert talk the violinist Ursula Heidecker Allen demonstrated very effectively just how softly…
The Scottish Chamber Orchestra was in superb form at last night's concert at the Usher Hall. Under the baton…
There’s one musical instrument that is permanently at the back of the stage of the Usher Hall - its organ. It…
Zoltán Kodály used a collection of traditional tunes from Galánta in Slovakia that had originally been…
David Chivers pre-concert talk, given on the top floor of the Usher Hall, gave us an intelligent and…
This was the Royal Scottish National Orchestra’s New Year concert - based on the tradition of the Musikverein…
Conductor Nicholas McGegan and the Scottish Chamber Orchestra gave their usual rousing programme of Viennese…
Rossini’s little known opera The Silken Ladder had just twelve performances in 1812 and was quietly dropped.