
Highland Classics
Eden Court, Inverness
Universal Hall, Findhorn
Blair Castle, Blair Atholl
Maxim Emelyanychev conductor
André Cebrián flute
Marta Gómez flute
This summer, the Scottish Chamber Orchestra brings a sparkling programme of classical favourites and virtuosic flair to Highland audiences. Under the dynamic direction of Principal Conductor Maxim Emelyanychev, the concert opens with Mozart’s Symphony No.20, brimming with elegance and youthful energy.
Flute soloists André Cebrián and Marta Gómez take centre stage in Doppler’s Double Flute Concerto, a dazzling display of lyricism and agility that showcases the expressive range of the instrument. Then, after the interval, the drama unfolds with Mozart’s Overture to Don Giovanni, a thrilling curtain-raiser to one of opera’s darkest masterpieces.
The evening concludes with Haydn’s Symphony No.94, the beloved ‘Surprise’, full of wit, invention, and, of course, a famous jolt that never fails to delight. From playful charm to operatic intensity, this programme offers a joyful celebration of the classical tradition, performed with the SCO’s trademark vitality and finesse.
With special thanks to Summer Tour sponsors Eriadne & George Mackintosh and Claire & Anthony Tait
Original photo: Christopher Bowen
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Pre-concert dining at Blair Castle
This year, the Tullibardine Restaurant at Blair Castle is offering a special pre‑concert dining experience.
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