What's On

Soloist Colin Currie creates a thrilling live experience in the great Scottish composer’s percussion extravaganza 'Veni, veni, Emmanuel', before 'Seven Last Words from the Cross' provides a vivid, shocking and heartbreaking depiction of the crucifixion.

The Mozart Dream Team! Francesco Piemontesi and Andrew Manze first came together with the SCO in 2011. Since then, we've been treated to stellar performances of Mozart Piano Concertos, and a best-selling CD that was met with critical acclaim.

A conductor “full of fizzy finesse” presents a celebration of two giants of the Baroque Period, Handel and Purcell. Be uplifted with 'Music for the Royal Fireworks', and entertained with exquisite arias and humorous musical drama, sung by Carolyn Sampson.

Principal Conductor Designate Maxim Emelyanychev warmly invites you to join him and musicians from the Orchestra to celebrate the launch of the SCO’s 2019/20 Concert Season.

Multi-award-winning recording artist Paul Lewis performs Beethoven Piano Concerto No 2. In the concert's 2nd half, we are treated to music by a composer close to Jospeh Swensen's heart - Jean Sibelius.

Chief Executive Gavin Reid warmly invites you to join him and musicians from the Orchestra to celebrate the launch of the SCO’s 2019/20 Concert Season.

Big Ears, Little Ears is a series of informal concerts for babies, toddlers and their adults.

Perhaps you caught Pekka Kuusisto's extraordinary BBC Proms debut in 2016? The maverick violinist's concert with the SCO also has "memorable" written all over it, as he brings together an intriguing selection of music composed across 400 years.

Join SCO String Principals on a profound emotional journey from beaming optimism to aching poignancy.

Three enchanting serenades by Brahms, Dvořák and Wolf come together in a lavish conclusion to Oboist and Director François Leleux’s Season with the SCO.

Scotland's favourite violin virtuoso plays and directs two showstopper violin concertos by Mozart. A moving contrast comes in Anna Clyne's Within her Arms, akin to the emotional intensity of Barber's Adagio for Strings.

Before Bertrand Chamayou treats us to Ravel’s jazzy piano concerto, players across the Orchestra take to the spotlight in music by the most eminent of Latin American classical composers, Alberto Ginastera.