Classical music in the Scottish Highlands
Let the HCO under the baton of Robin Versteeg take you on a delightful Summer Voyage through the music of Mendelssohn, Delius, Glinka, and featuring the much-loved ‘Pastoral Symphony’ by Beethoven.
In St Andrew’s Cathedral, Inverness On Saturday 25th May 2019 at 7.30pm
Admission by donation at the door.
Welcome
dir. D James Ross
Inverness Cathedral –
Saturday 31st August 2019 at 8pm
perform a golden hour of much-loved music including
the two great classic Serenades for Strings by Dvorak and
Tchaikovsky, and the intensely moving Adagio for Strings
by Samuel Barber – as well as a humdinger of an encore!
Admission Programmes £10
in aid of The Highland Chamber Orchestra [SC030515]
(on sale at the door from 7.30pm)
Skibo Strings
Following a series of very special gala concerts
at prestigious Skibo Castle, and a memorable debut
performance last year in Inverness Cathedral
directed by D James Ross are delighted to be returning
to the Cathedral’s opulent setting with an all-new
programme of popular string classics. Incorporating
some of the finest string players in the Highlands,
this exciting new ensemble is equally at home with
Baroque, Classical and more contemporary repertoire,
and they have acquired an enviable reputation
for their unexpected and dynamic encores.
Come and join us for another golden hour of
lovely string music from throughout the ages!
Mendelssohn: Calm Sea and Prosperous Voyage
Delius: Summer Night on the River
Glinka: Summer Night in Madrid
INTERVAL
Beethoven Symphony no. 6
Saturday 14th September Ullapool
Sunday 15th September Strathpeffer
Programme to be announced.
Wagner – Prelude to Act 3 of Tristan and Isolde
Bruch -Violin Concerto No. 1 in G -minor op. 26
Brahms – Serenade No. 1 in D- major
We are delighted to welcome Emma Donald as the soloist for the Bruch violin concerto.
From Dingwall, Emma has been playing the violin since the age of 8. Growing up she enjoyed learning both classical and traditional Scottish music, and has strived to keep both passions running simultaneously. She has a first-class honours degree in music from the University of Edinburgh, where she was leader of the three main student orchestras. This has given her the opportunity to work with inspiring conductors including Will Conway, Chris George and Russell Cowieson. Since graduating, she performs regularly with orchestras such as The Mahler Players and Amicus Orchestra. She is a founder member of the Hans Gal Piano trio, the Fyrish String Quartet, and neo-trad fiddle and clarsach duo, Turadh. She has also worked with Scottish Ballet, and with Magnetic Opera, where she was the soloist for their production of Menotti’s The Medium in London.
Emma is a full-time musician based in Edinburgh. She has built up a career portfolio that includes community music work, individual and ensemble teaching, solo and group performance.
Tickets £10 (£8 concession/ £1 children) in advance from
from HCO by e-mail: highlandchamberorchest
or at the door from 7pm
Tickets £10 (£8 concession/ £1 children) in advance from
The Pavilion in person or tel. 01997 420124, @ wegottickets.com,
from HCO by e-mail: highlandchamberorchest
or at the door from 2.30pm.
[The Highland Chamber Orchestra is a registered charity SC030515]