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Birds of Paradise produced Purposeless Movements back in 2016 to address a specific medical d
Both Scottish premieres, two profound and powerful works that had the Usher Hall enthralled.
There was something special about this performance ā an all-embracing energy that affects and stays with yo
A heartfelt, gutsy and justifiably packed performance.
The Choir has achieved a reputation for its ārich and beautiful soundā, an accolade which it lived up to, i
Part of the programme for St Vincentās week long Sacred Arts Festival, this was a fascinating recital of a
There are many musical recitals taking place at the Fringe, but this one immediately struck you as being a
An interesting, stimulating and varied programme, with a wide selection of music from the Renaissance perio
Although not formally part of the Fringe programme, this recital fell within the festival programme of even
A show which, by its own definition, resists classification into any one category!
āQuickeningā is a majestic meditation on the beginnings of life ā inviting us to wonder in awe, but also to
The event includes Australian singer-songwriter Emily Barker and the Red Clay Halo, Scotlandās award winningā¦
A Massed Pipes and Drums Parade, from Edinburgh Castle to Holyrood Park, launches the DecAid Appeal toā¦
Battlefield Band's Music Tryst Festival featuring: Michael Marra, Battlefield Band, Mike Whellans, Allanā¦
In short, Kate Tempest was amazing. More accurately, the combination of her and a crowd that revelled
The old saying that Rossiniās Petitie Messe is neither small nor solemn isnāt quite true.
A proficient and powerful performance that had been clearly carefully crafted, from the considered song sel
Foil Arms and Hog, internet sensations, return to the Edinburgh Fringe to premiere their new show
Once upon a time there lived a gray cat who liked to organise things and a flounder who liked to draw.
An audience of 15,000 gathered at Tynecastle Park, home to Hearts football team, for the