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Although we have been devastated to have to cancel upcoming concerts due to the unprecedented situation with the Coronavirus, we very much look forward to welcoming you back in the future!

Meanwhile, we’re going to be sending out an e-newsletter once a week, just to say ‘hello’ and to share some magical music with you. If you would you like to receive this e-newsletter with all the latest SCO news, you can sign up to our mailing list here

To start us off, we thought you might like to relive some of our latest concerts on BBC Radio 3 and be reunited with some of the very special guests who have joined us this year already!

IN CONCERT WITH KRISTIAN BEZUIDENHOUT

This March, we welcomed back fortepiano phenomenon Kristian Bezuidenhout for a performance as part of our Chamber Sunday concert series.

With over two hours of some of the most relaxing chamber music ever written, it's the perfect excuse to shut out the stresses of the outside world and unwind!

Listen to the Concert Here

Pianist Kristian Bezuidenhout looks directly into the camera with a serious facial expression, the light from the side casting a shadow over his face.

NICOLA BENEDETTI PERFORMS MOZART AND MENDELSSOHN

Last week virtuoso violinist Nicola Benedetti's vibrant performance of Mozart and Mendelssohn alongside acclaimed violist Lawrence Power was described by The Scotsman as "fresh, bouncing, fiercely committed".

You can listen to the full performance online and make sure you stay tuned for the captivating encore!

This performance was part of The Quilter Cheviot Benedetti Series.

Violinist Nicola Benedetti is holding her instrument, laughing as she tilts her head and looks to her left.

CLASSICS UNWRAPPED WITH MAXIM!

Our Principal Conductor Maxim Emelyanychev recently joined Stephen Broad in the Classics Unwrapped Studio.

As well as discussing his plans for the upcoming Season, Maxim took to the piano to perform works by Brahms, Mozart and Rachmaninov.

Listen to the Full Interview Here

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Following the enforced cancellation of a number of our concerts and creative learning projects, we have been hugely encouraged by the messages of support we’ve received during this challenging time. We are especially grateful to those who have kindly donated back their ticket refunds – thank you so much from all of us at the SCO!

We know you will have many other things to think about at the moment but, if you are in a position to help us by making a donation, your forethought would be most welcome.

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