Music in Scotland

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31st May 2013, East Lothian:

Part of the 3 Harbours Arts Festival launch night.

1st June 2013, East Lothian:

Part of the 3 Harbours Arts Festival and our regular live music sessions.

28th, 30th, 31st May & 1 June 2013, Edinburgh:

Scottish Opera’s The Pirates of Penzance.

1st June 2013, Glasgow:

Laurence Olivier’s wartime film of Shakespeare’s Henry V is a true classic of British cinema – and William Walton’s stirring score is quite simply one of the greatest of all time.

1st June 2013, Shetland:

Shooglenifty is one of Scotland’s most unique musical exports, playing an infectious blend of Celtic traditional music and dance grooves that band members describe as “hypno-folkadelic ambient trad.

2nd June 2013, East Lothian:

Part of the 3 Harbours Arts Festival.

5th June 2013, Highlands:

The Inverness Mahler Player, with soprano Emily Mitchell, present a concert of Martinu and Debussy, concluding with a recent chamber arrangement of Mahler’s much loved Symphony No 4.

6th June 2013, Highlands:

The Inverness Mahler Players, with soprano Emily Mitchell, present a concert of Martinu and Debussy, concluding with a recent chamber arrangement of Mahler’s much loved Symphony No 4.

6th June 2013, Edinburgh:

Two exciting folk music duos from Scotland, Scandinavia and France join forces for this double-bill concert.

7th June 2013, Nairn:

The Inverness Mahler Players, with soprano Emily Mitchell, present a concert of Martinu and Debussy, concluding with a recent chamber arrangement of Mahler’s much loved Symphony No 4.