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Classical music Scotland

Scotland has an impressive classical heritage, featuring the genius of the conductor Sir Alexander Gibson, percussionist Evelyn Glennie and composers Thea Musgrave, James MacMillan and Craig Armstrong. Orchestras and ensembles of international renown enrich the standing of these special talents, performing regularly in top city concert halls.

activity highlights

30th June 2013, Perth:

Singers from the University of St Andrews perform Handel’s baroque masterpiece, directed by Jane Pettegree.

25th July 2013, Dunfermline:

The Chamber Philharmonia Cologne perform works by Vivaldi, Mozart, Bach, Boccherini and Tchaikovsky.

11th August 2013, Edinburgh:

Cameo Clarinet Quartet perform a programme of works by Gershwin and Dvorák, as well as the world première of a specially commissioned piece by British composer Marcus Blunt.

25th August 2013, Edinburgh:

Cameo Clarinet Quartet perform a programme of works by Gershwin and Dvorák, as well as the world première of a specially commissioned piece by British composer Marcus Blunt.

15th September 2013, Fife:

The world-renowned Scottish Chamber Orchestra makes a welcome return with SCO Conductor Emeritus Joseph Swensen.

15th September 2013, Glasgow:

The follow-up to Amore, one of the biggest selling albums by a classical artist ever, Passione sees Andrea Bocelli returning to his love of romance, performing some of the greatest songs ever composed.

27th September 2013, Aberdeen:

The BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra perform works by Berlioz, Elgar and Tchaikovsky.

12th October 2013, Aberdeen:

The SCO perform works by Dvorák, Janáček and Mozart.

15th November 2013, Ayr:

Let the music of Andrea Bocelli, performed by Scottish tenor Martin Aelred, transport you into a world of rolling hills, long hot summer evenings and golden sunsets.


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