Music in Scotland

8th February 2012, Inverness:

Elkie Brookes is still proving to be one of the most powerful and versatile vocal talents of our generation.

8th February 2012, Glasgow:

One of the world’s leading progressive rock bands, Dream Theater, play the SECC.

8th February 2012, Glasgow:

Leader of the RSNO, James Clark, guides the Royal Conservatoire’s young chamber ensembles.

8th February 2012, Kinross:

Kevin Montgomery makes his return to Perthshire as a part of his UK tour, promoting the new album “Some Comfort”.

10th February 2012, Glasgow:

International Fellow, Lorna McGhee, brings her Trio Verlaine, an enchanting ensemble of flute, viola and harp based in Canada, for a visit to her native Scotland.

10th February 2012, Perth:

With numerous hit singles, million-selling albums and awards to her name, Elkie’s annual tours are a treat for fans old and new.

11th February 2012, Aberdeen:

Hear Beethoven alongside the contemporary he most admired (Cherubini’s Requiem was sung at Beethoven’s funeral), as the great man celebrates both an emperor and a revolutionary in the same evening.

11th February 2012, Glasgow:

The Conservatoire’s annual action-packed Percussion Day is again generously sponsored by Yamaha and Avidas Zildjian.

11th February 2012, Dundee:

Gary Mullen and The Works perform One Night of Queen, a spectacular live concert, recreating the look, sound, pomp and showmanship of arguably the greatest rock band of all time.

11th February 2012, Perthshire:

Catriona McKay (Scottish harp) and Chris Stout (Shetland fiddle) play a dynamic and adventurous exploration of traditional Scottish music.