In celebration of St Andrew's Day (30 November), here is a whistlestop tour of Scottish orchestral works.

Some countries have an enviably wide choice of classical music to illustrate their culture – there’s a bewildering array to choose from when building a concert programme devoted to Spain, for example, without even depending (much) on the sound of the castanets. Scotland has a more limited number of works to draw from in this respect, but they are every bit as evocative. Here’s a small selection to whet your appetite …

MENDELSSOHN: SYMPHONY NO 3 (SCOTTISH) AND THE HEBRIDES

BERLIOZ: WAVERLEY OVERTURE

MAXWELL DAVIES: AN ORKNEY WEDDING, WITH SUNRISE