What's On

Savour the Bohemian flavours and gorgeous melodies of Dvořák’s Eighth Symphony in the tender hands of Principal Conductor Robin Ticciati. He is joined by renowned pianist Mitsuko Uchida for Mozart's Piano Concerto No 27 in B-flat.

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

Schumann wrote several pieces for piano and orchestra, but the work heard tonight is his only fully-fledged piano concerto.

Are you a young musician and want to play in a fusion orchestra band? After successful courses in Edinburgh, Glasgow and St Andrews, SCO VIBE is coming to Aberdeen!

Young Brahms and Schumann at the end of his life share more sunlight than shadows in these two rarely-heard gems scored for modest and unusual forces (there are no violins in Brahms’ Serenade).

Richard Egarr has developed a reputation to make familiar things fresh and exciting, informed by scholarship and thoughtful musical analysis. This joyful radiance will no doubt be in unstoppable momentum in Beethoven’s Fourth Symphony.

'tis the gift to be simple!

Da da da dum!

Professor Jan Smaczny explores works by Dvořák featured in this Season's programme, focusing in particular on the concertos and on The New World Symphony.

Professor Jan Smaczny explores works by Dvořák featured in this Season's programme, focusing in particular on the concertos and on The New World Symphony.

There is no more glowing, luxurious sound in all music than Richard Strauss’ writing for winds. Young musicians from the RCS join the SCO’s own players for two rarely heard treats.

In this very 'Swensen' concert early Beethoven is intertwined with Sir James MacMillan's musical evocation of Iona and a new piece by award-winning Scottish composer Tom Harrold.