What's On

Conductor Kensho Watanabe joins the Orchestra with the radiant Scottish mezzo soprano Karen Cargill to explore the songs of Alma Mahler, alongside her husband's heavenly Symphony No 4.

Join the SCO String Quartet for a live music experience with your little one

Join the Orchestra, TV Presenter Chris Jarvis, and music-loving cat and dog duo Stan and Mabel for a fun-packed session of music and storytelling for the whole family.

Nikita Naumov and string students from the University of St Andrews Music Centre in recital. 

It is jaw-dropping to watch the skill and physicality of Nicolas Altstaedt switching between playing the toughest solo cello parts and directing the orchestra. In this concert, he directs Shostakovich Cello Concerto and Schubert's 'Tragic' Symphony.

Join us to explore Beethoven's life and music in the context of his deafness

Fortepiano phenomenon Kristian Bezuidenhout joins us for a simply charming afternoon of relaxing chamber music, including Mozart Piano Sonata No 10 in C, Beethoven Trio in C minor, and Mozart Piano Concerto in A.

Pianist Kristian Bezuidenhout performs Beethoven's Triple Concerto alongside two SCO Principals - cellist Philip Higham and violinist Benjamin Marquise Gilmore.

Bringing to life music spanning 500 years, from Henry Purcell through to Eric Whitacre, the SCO Chorus will perform works exploring themes of redemption, salvation and hope, concluding with Tallis’ Renaissance masterpiece Spem in Alium.

Principal Conductor Maxim Emelyanychev takes us on a walk through the countryside in Beethoven's 'Pastoral' Symphony, before turning to the bacchanal of the Seventh Symphony.

Join the SCO Wind Trio for a live music experience with your little one

Scotland's favourite violin virtuoso Nicola Benedetti plays both solo and duo (partnered by the superb viola player Lawrence Power) in an unmissable highlight of the Season.