Late night events, Music, Classical

It's been speculated that Indian music and Celtic music long ago cross-fertilised each other, via the trade routes of the eastern Atlantic; sounds plausible, as reels and ragas can sound eerily and otherwise inexplicably similar. As if to underline the point, Red Note undertakes a tour of the Western isles with some…

The choir presents reflective music including Faure's Requiem.

Join the city of Edinburgh in a celebration of summer festivals, inspirational music and breathtaking pyrotechnics as the Virgin Money Fireworks Concert brings the Edinburgh International Festival to a resplendent conclusion. Set against the magnificent backdrop of Edinburgh’s iconic Castle, the evening brings together…

This varied programme of classical and contemporary works spans 150 years of choral music. The earliest work presented will be Brahms Four Songs for Female Voices, 2 Horns and Harp. This unusual scoring complements the opening line of the first song, which reflects on the rich tones of the harp. Celebrating the centenary…

The song and dance of Piazzolla’s South American tango music, a Shostakovich waltz and Debussy’s La belle au bois dormant performed by Jo Ashcroft (flute) with Calum Huggan (marimba and percussion).

Under the musical direction of Brian Grant, the National Brass Band-winning ensemble plays popular classics.

Bach to Berio, Lutoslawski to Puttin’ on the Ritz performed by Iain Archibald and Andrew Connell-Smith (trumpet), Martin Murphy (horn), Gordon Seith (trombone) and Fraser Russell (tuba).

World Premiere: Cellist Peter Gregson’s new work To Dream Again unfolds after a series of interactions between the audience and bespoke data systems. Created especially for this world premiere, these audience interactions mean that each performance develops in an entirely different way in the laboratory venue and…

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• Written by: Brahms

The group performs Rivier's Grave Et Presto, Sweelinck's Chromatic Fantasy, Brahms's Poco Allegretto from Symphony No 3 In F, Michael Nyman's

String quartets by Beethoven, Janáček and Shostakovich performed by Evelien Jaspers and Dmitry Ivanov (violin), Sylvain Dessane (viola) and Otto Bakker (cello).

Johann Sebastian Bach: Toccata in D minor, BWV.913 Johann Sebastian Bach: Toccata in D, BWV.912 Johann Sebastian Bach: Toccata in G minor, BWV.915 The toccata already had a long history before Bach took to the genre as a young man. Even these early works show Bach's inclination to extend both the structure and…

The BBC Symphony Orchestra was founded in 1930 as London's first permanent professional orchestra, and despite the Beeb's roller-coaster fortunes it's endured as one of the finest ensembles in Britain, with a special affinity for modern music.

String quartets by Schubert, Mendelssohn and Dvorák performed by Clemens Flieder and Clemens Gordon (violin), Johanna Zaunschirn (viola) and Gundula Leitner (cello).

• Written by: Bach

The group performs Bach's Goldberg Variations.

Following last year’s successful Before Breakfast series, John Bryden returns to the Cathedral’s Steinway for the complete Book II of J.S. Bach’s Well-Tempered Clavier spread over four nights. Luxuriate in Bach’s sublime harmonies. Hot chocolate beforehand.

Dupré’s Le Chemin de la Croix (12) with organist Duncan Ferguson and Couperin’s Leçons de Ténèbres (19) with sopranos Susan Hamilton and Emma Versteeg. End your festival day in the still beauty of the candlelit Cathedral.

Solo recital from the outstanding Dutch violinist and leader of the Dunedin Consort.

• Directed by: Yaron Lifschitz

Six acrobats perform around a historic church, whilst the I Fagiolini ensemble offer choral harmonies from the 11th to the 20th centuries.

Multi-instrumentalist Michael Copley and accordion-player Ian Moore perform arrangements of classical music by the likes of Mozart, Vivaldi, Rossini and Tchaikovsky for children.

The cellists perform various works.

Infamous Vauxhall club night Duckie takes over The Clore Ballroom to throw a party. Fight for your right to party? Or fight for your right to be arty? Well it is summertime so sup, swig, swill, sip, slurp… and let's schlep to the sounds of DJs Readers Wifes. Amy Lamé, Readers Wifes, the Cloths, rock'n'roll band The…