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Welcome to Term 2 of Pictures at an Exhibition!

Before you start, make sure your music is in the correct order:

Promenade 1, Gnome, Promenade 2, The Old Castle, Promenade 3, Tuileries (Children's row after playing), Bydlo, Promenade 4, Ballet of the Unhatched Chicks, Samuel Goldenberg & Schmuyle, Promenade 5, Limoges Market (Big News!), Catacombs (Roman Tombs), Cum mortuis in lingua mortua, The Hut on Hen's Legs (Baba Yaga) & The Great Gate of Kiev

If you haven't printed it off yet, you can find all musical parts here.

Playthrough

Join in with Susie Dingle and fifteen SCO musicians playing the entirety of Pictures at an Exhibition.

Week 10

Susie Dingle rehearses The Great Gate of Kiev with fifteen SCO musicians.

Week 9

Susie Dingle rehearses The Hut on Hen's Legs (Baba Yaga) with fifteen SCO musicians.

Week 8

Susie Dingle rehearses Catacombs and Cum mortuis in lingua mortua with fifteen SCO musicians.

Week 7

Susie Dingle rehearses Promenade 5 and Limoges Market (Big News!) with fifteen SCO musicians.

Week 6

Susie Dingle rehearses Samuel Goldenberg and Schmuyle with fifteen SCO musicians.

Week 5

Susie Dingle rehearses Ballet of the Unhatched Chicks with fifteen SCO musicians.

Week 4

Susie Dingle rehearses Bydlo and Promenade 4 with fifteen SCO musicians.

Week 3

Susie Dingle rehearses Promenade 3 and Tuileries with fifteen SCO musicians.

Week 2

Susie Dingle rehearses Promenade 2 and The Old Castle with fifteen SCO musicians.

Week 1

Susie Dingle rehearses Promenade 1 and Gnome with fifteen SCO musicians.

Full Performance

Susie Dingle conducts fifteen SCO musicians through a full performance of Pictures at an Exhibition. Enjoy watching and listening, or even join in if you're feeling brave!


This project and its resources are available for free to everyone who wants to join.

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This project was made possible by the generous support of Baillie Gifford. Their sponsorship is enabling us to reach thousands of people in communities across Scotland.