Classical
There was a large audience for Tuesday’s Concerts at the University series keen to hear some serious clarinet…
With the many of the audience sitting on the dais facing the organ, the concert was introduced by Marion Lees…
The final chamber concert in the Edinburgh International Festival Queen’s Hall series was with three…
Sir James MacMillan conducted the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra in three works which had received their…
Six tiers of choir, some seventy-four voices ready to sing in German, and an orchestra of twenty-three…
Benjamin Britten composed his War Requiem for the consecration of Edinburgh-educated Sir Basil Spence’s…
In earlier days the Brussels Philharmonic, founded in 1935, was known as the BRT Philharmonic Orchestra and…
This was a concert of four sets of songs from composers who were fascinated by the life and woes of Mary,…
Northern Ballet Theatre's reputation has grown immeasurably since David Nixon took over as Artistic Director…
The UOGB has landed – and not a shiny space suit in sight, only their own singular brand of elegant musical…
For their Romantic Valentine’s concert the ladies of the Royal Scottish National Orchestra were in colourful…
If you believe Stéphane Denève’s opening words, and why shouldn’t we - the night’s programme was three works…
This was the night that the Royal Scottish National Orchestra's Principal Flute of many years, Katherine…
We were treated to the first performance of Savourna Stevenson’s three-movement Concerto for Harp.
The Intermezzo that opened Sibelius's Karelia Suite began with a distant horn which before long brought on…
Pianist Sarah Beth Briggs opened The Hans Gál Society’s Sunday afternoon concert with Haydn’s Sonata in C…
Yet again an enthusiastic audience of nearly two hundred organ music lovers were in the Usher Hall for a…
The Edinburgh Quartet has been undertaking a journey this week through chamber-music gems, of which this was…
In this 16 November 2007 concert, the Royal Scottish National Orchestra was under the baton of the 26 year…