Classical
Once again the Usher Hall was very near full for a concert with the traditional format of an overture,…
The annual Fanfare Concert showcases the city’s young musical talent with a range of music, from rock to…
The Hebrides Ensemble has just announced the Expanding Horizons Season 2011-12 moving from Edinburgh and…
Calton Consort was founded in 2001 by 12 friends, who were also singers, for a concert in aid of a church…
Just as we judge their age when we look at buildings so it is in music. The concert started with late…
Not everybody will have realised that the conductor for the night, Thomas Søndergård, was appointed the…
His Excellency Mr Anton Thalmann, the Ambassador of Switzerland to the United Kingdom, introduced the concert…
The Tuesday lunchtime concerts at the Reid Concert Hall, beside the McEwan Hall, are popular not just because…
The Royal Scottish National Orchestra (RSNO) has appointed 42-year-old Danish conductor Thomas Søndergård…
The concert began with the world premiere of storm, rose, tiger composed by Glasgow born Martin Suckling and…
A stunning FREE concert given by the 75 piece Hochsauerlandkreis Symphony Orchestra at St Giles Cathedral on…
Stéphane Denève is even more of an expert on Debussy now that, as he told us, he has poured through all 2,200…
Last night's opening concert at the Usher Hall of the Scottish Chamber Orchestra's new season consisted of…
This concert was pure Russian. The Moscow Philharmonic Orchestra playing Prokofiev, Tchaikovsky and…
Just over 700 years ago there began the oldest military treaty in the world, the Auld Alliance - between…
A concert at the reference library kicks off the annual Edinburgh Hispanic Festival.
VisitScotland’s inspectors have been making anonymous visits to the Usher Hall this year. Because of its…
A delightful programme of music that combines folk items and music by Faure, Gluck, Mozart, Rachmaninov and…
Building on the success of the first Lammermuir Festival last year, this autumn brings ten days of wonderful…
As the Festival Season begins it is sometimes easy to forget just how dependent Edinburgh is on its many fine…