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Multibuy 25/26

Don’t miss out – book by 26 September 2025 to get your Multibuy Discount.

All multibuy purchases must now be made by contacting us via phone, email or through the postal booking form.

Book for a minimum of four eligible concerts across Edinburgh, Glasgow or St Andrews to qualify for Multibuy Package discounts.

Concerts4-89-1314-1819+
Discount10%15%20%25%

How to Book

By phone
Call 0131 557 6800 between 10am and 4pm, Monday to Friday, and ask for our ticketing team.

By post
Send your completed booking form (available here) to us at SCO Tickets, 4 Royal Terrace, Edinburgh EH7 5AB. Please note there is not a box office at this address.

If you wish to book fewer than four concerts, tickets will be available from the venue box offices from Monday 19 May 2025. Ticket prices and booking fees vary from venue to venue - see more information here.

Glasgow Life Restoration Fund levy

There will be a 75p levy (per ticket) added to bookings for all SCO City Halls ticket purchases that are part of a Multibuy package. For any tickets booked separately from a Multibuy package, a £1.50 (per ticket) levy will be added. The levy is not applicable to any tickets under £7.50. For more information on Glasgow Life’s Restoration Fund visit glasgowlife.org.uk.

Maxim conducts the orchestra from the Usher Hall. He wears a black suit.

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Season 25/26 Concerts

  1. Benedetti plays Mendelssohn (Inverness)

    Inverness
    Mendelssohn’s exhilarating Violin Concerto is the ideal showcase for the world-renowned Scottish violin virtuoso’s consummate talents.
  2. A ray of sun shines over stained glass.

    A Ceremony of Carols

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    Choral

    Edinburgh
    Step into the warm glow of choral splendour as the SCO Chorus fills Greyfriars Kirk with seasonal music to captivate and inspire you.

  3. Baroque Inspirations

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    Edinburgh
    Glasgow
    Maxim Emelyanychev returns with an annual highlight of the SCO Season, rediscovering the musical splendours of the Baroque.
  4. Lawrence Power holds his viola. He wears a black suit.

    Baroque Threads, Contemporary Colours

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    St Andrews
    Edinburgh
    Glasgow
    Kaleidoscopic hues and big emotions sit side by side in this vibrant concert weaving together the Baroque era and the present day.
  5. Pekka plays the violin with a smile.

    Beethoven, Pekka & Dreamers’ Circus

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    Edinburgh
    Glasgow
    Aberdeen
    Classical and folk join forces for a celebration of dance, in this joyfully unconventional programme masterminded by Pekka Kuusisto.
  6. Nicola Benedetti plays the violin.

    Benedetti plays Mendelssohn

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    Edinburgh
    Glasgow
    Mendelssohn’s exhilarating Violin Concerto is the ideal showcase for the world-renowned Scottish violin virtuoso’s consummate talents.
  7. Jonian Ilias-Kadesha shits on some old stairs with a violin.

    Bohemian Rhapsodies

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    Edinburgh
    Glasgow
    Flamboyant Greek-Albanian violinist Jonian Ilias-Kadesha directs a concert dedicated to the gutsy glories of Czech music.
  8. Lorenza Borrani smiles at the camera, holding her violin

    Borrani & Beethoven

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    Edinburgh
    Glasgow
    Lorenza Borrani returns for a second concert of the Season with an evening of wit, humour and magical evocations.
  9. Abstract painting of a misty sun setting over a Irish beach.

    Carmina Gadelica

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    Matinee

    Glasgow
    St Andrews
    Edinburgh
    The SCO’s renowned Wind Soloists join forces with some of Scotland’s most accomplished young players for a kaleidoscopic concert.
  10. A cross section photograph of a bridge

    Dvořák 'New World' Symphony

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    Perth
    Edinburgh
    Glasgow
    Join Maxim and the SCO musicians for an electrifying and emotional conclusion to the Season.