What's On

Opening our 2016/17 Season under the baton of Principal Conductor Robin Ticciati.

This programme includes the charming, dance-like incidental music to Molière’s Le bourgeois gentilhomme.

In this grand and impressive music, Berlioz tells the story of Christ's birth and infancy as an immense choral epic.

Our Chamber Sundays series, featuring music written for smaller ensembles, is a chance for our Principal players to show a different side of their music-making.

This programme unites two late Romantic masters, Anton Bruckner and Richard Strauss. In some respects polar opposites – Bruckner obsessed by the spiritual, Strauss a man of the world – both build nonetheless on Wagner’s heritage.

We have come to expect startling adventures every time our Associate Artist Richard Egarr is in town, and this programme will doubtless be no exception.

SCO musicians in recital as part of the University of St Andrews Music Centre’s concert programme.

Come and explore how the music and the traditions of Scotland have influenced musical creativity within classical music.

Hailstones and lightning, buzzing flies and leaping frogs… Israel in Egypt leads you excitedly through the plagues of Egypt and the crossing of the Red Sea.

A celebration of Scotland's musical hero, Sir Peter Maxwell Davies.

Our Chamber Sundays series, featuring music written for smaller ensembles, is a chance for our Principal players to show a different side of their music-making.

These Concertos, performed here on fortepiano, explore the grandest reaches of Mozart's virtuosities of technique and feeling.