Classical
Over 400 folksong arrangments by Franz Joseph Haydn for three Scottish publishers
The sad death earlier in the year at the age of 44 of a former Cor Anglais player of the Royal Scottish Nat
James V died in 1542 and was succeeded by his daughter, the six day old Mary, Queen of Scots.
This was a concert of Sibelius, Mahler and Beethoven - deliberately chosen by the Orchestra's Principal Guest…
Now celebrating its 125th year, Edinburgh Royal Choral Union returns to the Usher Hall for its annual New…
Tonight’s outstanding performance of Schutz’s ‘Resurrection History’ fell within St Vincent’s ‘Festival of…
In earlier days the Brussels Philharmonic, founded in 1935, was known as the BRT Philharmonic Orchestra and…
On first reading, you might have passed it off as a weak April Fool’s joke.
Last night’s SCO concert at the Usher Hall was conducted by the distinguished French conductor, Emmanuel…
The Scottish Chamber Orchestra concert at the Queen's Hall spanned two centuries - from 1813 to 2010.…
The Scottish Chamber Orchestra launches its 2014/15 Season, which runs from October 2014 to May 2015.
'Hu, Hei, Duncan Gray!': Scotland in the Scandinavian musical imagination is a special lecture-recital with…
Edinburgh Royal Choral Union joins with the Tallaght Choral Society and the Edinburgh Pro Musica Orchestra,…
Beethoven's Sonata Pathétique was the inspiration for Anna Clyne's Stride which opened the concert.
Next Summer's Edinburgh International Festival will focus on the cultures of Asia and the influence of…
Nordic and Baltic choral music speaks clearly and deeply to the twenty-first century soul. Its mystery and
The tub of hot chocolate topped with cream on arrival at the candle lit Old Saint Paul's Scottish Episcopal…
A delightful programme of music that combines folk items and music by Faure, Gluck, Mozart, Rachmaninov and…
The Royal Scottish National Orchestra's Naked Classics series returns.