Music
Live Music in Edinburgh
Even the best of singing seems bare in a concert without some human interest and Alistair Digges knew this.
There will have been some older members of the audience who remember Hans Gál, who was born 125 years ago in…
John Henry Newman was a Church of England priest who in 1845 converted to Roman Catholicism. For the last…
As we head towards June, it’s only a couple of months before the curtain rises to launch the Edinburgh…
Michael Bawtree introduced a concert without a overarching theme but of pieces which were his favourites.
Scottish Opera has announced details of its vibrant new season, showcasing seven powerful operas featuring…
Il trovatore, along with Rigoletto and La traviata, is a must-see grand opera by Verdi. Il trovatore is based…
Under glorious warm sunshine, the 7th Made in Scotland annual Fringe programme was launched in Edinburgh’s…
De Dansers, from Utrecht in the Netherlands, dance like no-one’s watching but ‘door Christ!’ you’ll be glad…
Immigration and emigration are words heard a lot these days. This show from Haderslev in Denmark tells a…
The Creation was composed at the end of the eighteenth century.
A jig called post-modernity
Imagine an overnight sleigh ride across Finland finishing with the sight of sunrise - and that's Nightride…
The Intermezzo that opened Sibelius's Karelia Suite began with a distant horn which before long brought on…
British conductor Stuart Stratford has been appointed by Scottish Opera as the Company’s Music Director after…
Annilese Miskimmon directed an extraordinarily sensitive and accurate portrayal of a family's tribulations.
The Consulate General of Japan in collaboration with Asian Studies at the University of Edinburgh, is once…
Robert Powell delivers a gentle evening’s entertainment recounting the life of writer and poet Rudyard…
Peter Oundjian's opening remarks focussed us on a programme by American composers.
Sacred Paws formed in 2012 when both guitarist, Rachel Aggs (also of Trash Kit and Shopping) and drummer,…