Edinburgh News: music
Christoph Croisé, Swiss Ambassador’s Award Concert at the Balmoral Hotel, Review
This year's winner of the prestigious Swiss Ambassador's Award began his four-concert tour of the United Kingdom in Edinburgh.
RSNO: Beethoven and Sibelius, Usher Hall, Review
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Gardner's Question Time was how Principal Double Bass, Ana Cordova, introduced the pre-concert talk with conductor, Edward Gardner.
Edinburgh Soup teams up with Firstport to support local social enterprise start-ups
Edinburgh Soup, the innovative live music and fundraising night, based on the original successful Detroit SOUP founded in the Detroit’s Mexicantown in 2010, has teamed up with social enterprise charit
Scotland's creative ageing festival Luminate is five and going strong!
Luminate was created to address the issue of improving the quality of life of our ageing population.
Edinburgh International Festival Ends 70th In Robust Form
It opened with a Bloom and ended with a familar “Boom!”.
EIF 2017: Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, Usher Hall, Review
The musicians of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra were in their places and each practising their own part far sooner than most orchestras in the quarter of an hour before a concert at the Usher Hall.
The Great Hipster Songbook, The Jazz Bar, Review
With the range of Frankie Valli and the smoothness of Sinatra, Angus Munro has a voice I could listen to for hours.
DollyWould, Summerhall, Review
Rebecca Biscuit and Louise Mothersole, who are sh!
Mary Queen of Scots The Concert, artspace@StMarks, Review
This was a concert of four sets of songs from composers who were fascinated by the life and woes of Mary, Queen of Scots.
Elsa, Assembly Hall, Review
This new show, “Elsa" is based on the Open Mic format, where amateurs and professionals can try out songs, stand up comedy or read poetry at a coffee house, bar or pub.