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EdinburghDvořák's Requiem
Dvořák: Requiem, Op.89
Bamberg Symphony; Jakub Hrůša; Kateřina Kněžíková; Elisabeth Kulman; Pavel Černoch; Jan Martiník
Edinburgh‘Rhapsody in Blue’ in Edinburgh
Copland, Thomas, Gershwin, Bernstein
BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra; Thomas Dausgaard; Nadine Sierra; Kelley O'Connor; Michèle Losier; Paul Appleby
EdinburghVivaldi's Four Seasons by Candlelight
Mozart, Bach, Elgar, Vivaldi, Piazzolla
London Concertante
EdinburghSøndergård conducts Mahler Five
Wennäkoski, Beethoven, Mahler
Royal Scottish National Orchestra; Thomas Søndergård; Francesco Piemontesi
EdinburghSøndergård Conducts Rachmaninov One
Grieg, Ravel, Rachmaninov
Royal Scottish National Orchestra; Thomas Søndergård; Catriona Morison
EdinburghThe Three-Cornered Hat
Ortiz, Ravel, Falla
Royal Scottish National Orchestra; Carlos Miguel Prieto; Ana Gabriella Schwedhelm
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McFall’s Chamber's inspirational jazz fusion at the Fringe
McFall’s Chamber’s Red Blue Balance - music for chamber musicians and jazz trio, introduce three new works, revisit recent work and hark back to Bongo Club days with driving Zappa and swing band Raymond Scott pieces at Edinburgh’s Fringe.
Wayne McGregor's Autobiography at the Edinburgh Festival
At Edinburgh’s Festival Theatre, Wayne McGregor explores what it means to have a life story in Autobiography for the Edinburgh International Festival.
Takács Quartet heads east in Edinburgh
Mozart, Dvořák and Dohnányi takes listeners at the Edinburgh Festival from Prussia to Hungary.
Rattle and the LSO make their Edinburgh Festival debut together
Rattle excels in Dvořák and Janáček, but his rehabilitation of Bernstein stalls.
A pair of satisfying voyages at Edinburgh International Festival
Thea Musgrave’s pictorial writing sits well next to an exhilarating Vaughan Williams Sea Symphony.
A heroic performance of Siegfried at the Edinburgh Festival
Sir Mark Elder and The Hallé orchestra are the powerhouse in a memorable performance of Siegfried. Simon O’ Neill, Iain Paterson and Christine Goerke head up a universally strong cast.