Immerse 2025
Secondary Schools Concert
Easterbrook Hall, Dumfries
Ayr Town Hall
Cumbernauld Theatre at Lanternhouse
Chloe Rooke Conductor
Immerse is a unique orchestral experience for upper secondary music and art pupils that enables students to experience the excitement of a live orchestra in concert and explore the relationship between music and art.
Immerse 2025 features The Origin of Colour by SCO Associate Composer Jay Capperauld. Jay will introduce the programme himself and share how he created his exciting work. He will be joined by visual artist and musician Kirsty Matheson, who will present her own paintings inspired by The Origin of Colour and Beethoven’s Sixth symphony.
Together, they will also discuss the phenomenon of synesthesia and how this has shaped both of their work.
Running time: approx 1 hour 15 minutes.
How to book
Immerse concerts are offered free to schools and seats are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.
To book your school or class onto Immerse 2025 email boxoffice@sco.org.uk.
For travel information and bursaries, email jasmine.munns@sco.org.uk or call 0131 557 6800.
If you are a school teacher or music tutor, free tickets for school groups are available for selected concerts, along with open rehearsals throughout the season. For details on availability and how to book, visit sco.org.uk/schools-go-free or email boxoffice@sco.org.uk.
It was great to experience a live orchestra performance and having someone explain the process of creating music was extremely interesting
I had a great time at the concert! It was super interactive and just really fun overall. I loved how they used artwork along with the music - it made the whole experience feel more creative
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