Classical
Some of the text for the opening concert of the International Festival, El Niño, w
Everyone who performed was extraordinarily talented - the Royal Over-Seas League through its international…
On a Saturday night the Russian Orthodox Church might well be singing the All-Night Vigil in preparation for…
The programme changes every day at the Queen's Hall during the International Festival period, but all…
Declan Zapala is a busy concert guitarist who has recently completed a Master's degree in Performance from…
Edinburgh based Scottish Chamber Orchestra was conducted by its own Robin Ticciati.
Jean-Guihen Queyras is an extraordinarily versatile French cellist who played the three large scale movements…
This was the first visit of the Seoul Philharmonic Orchestra to the Edinburgh Festival and they came in full…
With the renovation of their hall well under way, The Friends of St Cecilia’s Hall brought a harpsichord to…
One of the highlights for me in last year’s Fringe programme at St Andrew’s and St George’s West was Akiko…
The theme of this year's Edinburgh International Festival is of people crossing borders, assimilating into…
This is the sixth successive year that The Sixteen has appeared at the Edinburgh International Festival.
Klaus-Dieter Holzberger, Director of Music at St Laurentius Church in Ahrweiler, returned after a gap of…
The second concert by the Sydney Symphony Orchestra at this year’s Edinburgh International Festival ended up…
John Kitchen’s recital was on three of the 22 historic keyboard instruments gifted to the University of…
From the moment each member of the Australian Chamber Orchestra marched on stage, we knew we were in for…
From Haefliger's timely deportment at the piano and placement of opening chord one could tell this was to be…
This was the first of two concerts where the instruments played correspond to those in use at the time the…
The Sixteen have gained a worldwide reputation since establishment by Harry Christophers in 1979.
The Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment make you listen again to Haydn.
Under Sir Roger Norrington they put…