The Queen`s Hall, Edinburgh - Spring 2013 Season Brochure

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Spring 2013
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0131 668 2019
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that this causes.
Starting Times
For the majority of events at The Queen's Hall, the
time listed in this brochure is when the artist will
begin the performance. When we don't have that
information (eg for touring artists with variable
schedules) we will list the 'Doors Open' time
instead. Please contact us on the afternoon of the
concert for a confirmed schedule.
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Spring Is The Coolest Month
(Photo: Mama Rosin Wed 21 November 2012, The Queen's Hall)
Rites of Spring
We're starting 2013 as we mean to
go on with over 50 shows to kickstart
your musical New Year. We've also got
a couple of special projects that we've
been developing to showcase the best
new and established musicians.
(Photo: Karine Polwart Fri 30 November 2012, The Queen's Hall)
Youth Brigade
For the second year, we're collaborating
with the City of Edinburgh Council's
Music Service to present Resonate, an
exciting series of concerts showcasing
the wide ranging talent of young
musicians from Edinburgh schools. Over
five nights in March you can expect
everything from solo clarsach to full
orchestras. Music education is a critical
part of young peoples' development and
these nights will showcase the powerful
benefits that it offers.
State of Alert
In March and May, we are involved in
The J-Word, a new collaboration of
leading venues committed to sharing
the best live music in the world. This has
made it possible for us to bring major
international acts like Yellowjackets and
Trilok Gurtu/Paolo Fresu/Omar Sosa
to the UK and also present Scottish
musicians alongside them. Expect
something magical.
(Photo: Fred Hersch Fri 12 October 2012, The Queen's Hall)
We hope to see you soon
Adrian Harris
Chief Executive, The Queen's Hall
You can find thousands more photos of artists performing at The
Queen's Hall on our Flickr page at www.flickr.com/thequeenshall
and now videos at www.youtube.com/queenshalledinburgh.
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Scottish Chamber Orchestra
The Gig Cartel
Caravan
Thu 10 January, 7.30pm
Sun 13 January, 7.30pm
Beethoven Overture, Coriolan
Mendelssohn Piano Concerto No 1
Schubert Symphony No 9 ‘Great C major’
Plus special guest Garron Frith.
(Photo credit: Dylan Wolf)
The Great
C Major
Caravan are the unsung heroes of the
British Prog movement. Often quoted as
being one of the most formidable acts to
emerge from the '60s progressive scene,
they achieved cult status and a passionate
following. Formed in 1968, Caravan were at
the heart of the Canterbury rock movement
with Soft Machine and Gong, producing their
own brand of "superior pop music, full of
taste, craftsmanship and hard work" (NME).
This tour celebrates the 40th Anniversary of
their fifth album For Girls Who Grow Plump
In The Night.
David Afkham - Conductor
Francesco Piemontesi - Piano
Begin 2013 in the company of two brilliant
and charismatic young artists. David
Afkham’s awards, prizes and plaudits make
impressive reading: he has captured the
attention of musicians and public alike,
and makes his SCO debut with a typically
ambitious bill. Schubert’s Great C major
is not for the faint-hearted; for most
of the 19th century it was considered
unperformable. Now a firmly established
favourite, it remains an epic musical journey.
Piemontesi returns to the SCO, a pianist as
charming as he is formidable.
Doors Open 6.30pm/1st artist onstage 7.30pm
Tickets £22.50 + £1.50 booking fee per ticket
Website www.caravan-info.co.uk
Twitter @officialcaravan
Tickets £10 - £29 (concessions available)
Website www.sco.org.uk
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The Little
C Major
Romantic
Century
Sat 26 January, 7.30pm
Beethoven Overture, Prometheus
Dussek Piano Concerto in G minor Op 49
Schubert Symphony No 6 ‘Little C major’
Mendelssohn Trumpet Overture
Schumann Cello Concerto
Martinsson A.S. in Memoriam Op 50a
Beethoven Symphony No 1
Richard Egarr - Conductor/Fortepiano
Andrew Manze - Conductor
David Watkin - Cello
Between classics by Schubert and
Beethoven, SCO Associate Artist
Richard Egarr introduces one of their
contemporaries who deserves to be far
better known. Dussek certainly had a
colourful life: his brilliance as pianist and
composer won him the favour of Catherine
the Great and Napoleon Bonaparte. In his
legacy of 18 piano concertos you can clearly
hear the future piano styles of Liszt, Chopin
and Schumann.
Now established as an exceptionally fine
conductor, Andrew Manze is a musician of
great range and curiosity. In this programme,
he typically takes a familiar work - in this
case Beethoven’s First Symphony - and
gives it an intriguing context: Mendelssohn
is in Beethovenian form in the little known
overture and Schumann meltingly Romantic
in the Cello Concerto. Rolf Martinsson’s
reflection on Schoenberg’s Verklärte Nacht
may last only 10 minutes, but it makes a
memorable impression, paving the way for
the youthful blaze of Beethoven’s symphony.
Pre-Concert Talk, 6.30pm Richard Egarr
talks about Jan Ladislav Dussek and his
contemporaries (free to ticket holders)
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Banff Mountain Film Festival
Banff Mountain
Film Festival
Fri 1 February, 7.30pm
Stravinsky Pulcinella: Suite
MacMillan Oboe Concerto
(Scottish premiere)
Mendelssohn Symphony No 4 ‘Italian’
Following sold out shows across the UK
in 2012, the world’s most prestigious
mountain film festival returns to The Queen’s
Hall with a new selection of even more
extraordinary short films from the world's
leading adventure film makers. Exhilarating
and thought provoking, this is a must-see
for mountain enthusiasts and anyone with a
spirit of adventure!
(Photo credit: Marko Prezelj)
MacMillan
Oboe Concerto
Thierry Fischer - Conductor
François Leleux - Oboe
“James MacMillan’s new Oboe Concerto is
a corker” was The Times’ verdict at its first
performance. Even if contemporary music
is not really your thing, we urge you not
to miss this Scottish premiere given by the
sensational François Leleux. Framing it are
two perennial favourites with visits to Italy in
the company of a distinguished Russian and
a youthful German.
Through the big screen be transported
to the world’s last great wild places, visit
remote cultures and experience amazing
footage of adrenaline packed action sports
such as climbing, kayaking, skiing and
mountain biking.
Tickets £13 (£10.50 concessions)
Website www.banff-uk.com
Twitter @UKBanffFilmFest
Twitter @SCOmusic
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Infinite Scotland
(Photo credit: Maeve MacKinnon by Julie Broadfoot)
Sat 2 February, 8pm
David Allison and Maeve MacKinnon.
Infinite Scotland puts the country's DNA
under the microscope and opens our eyes
to Scotland in new and remarkable ways.
In the Year of Natural Scotland 2013,
we discover just how extraordinary our
Scotland is.
Entertaining and thought-provoking think The Living Planet meets QI - your
memorable journey through Scotland's
fascinating natural diversity and brilliant
artistic life is led by Blythe Duff (Taggart)
and Kenny Taylor (BBC Wildlife magazine
writer/lecturer/broadcaster).
"Scotland small? Our multiform infinite
Scotland small?" (Hugh MacDiarmid)
Tickets £15 (£12 concessions)
Infinite Scotland is set against a backdrop
of films featuring explorer Mark Beaumont,
broadcaster/author Richard Holloway,
broadcaster/journalist Muriel Gray, artist
Anne Bevan, architect Malcolm Fraser and
Gaelic singer/folklorist Margaret Bennett. It
will also feature breath-taking photography
by Laurie Campbell (National Geographic)
and atmospheric live music composed by
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Edinburgh Gilbert & Sullivan Society
New Town Concerts Society
A Gilbert &
Sullivan Gala
Heath Quartet with
Isabel Charisius
Sun 3 February, 7.30pm
Mon 4 February, 7.45pm
Following the success of their concert in
March 2012, the soloists and chorus of the
acclaimed Edinburgh Gilbert and Sullivan
Society return with a programme of sparkling
wit and glorious music in a gala concert,
led by Director Alan Borthwick and Musical
Director David Lyle.
Mozart Quartet in E flat K428
Berg Quartet Op 3
Mendelssohn String Quintet No 2
The Heath Quartet are one of the most
exciting and original voices to emerge on
the international chamber music scene in
recent years. They are joined in Edinburgh by
their friend and mentor Isabel Charisius, the
distinguished violist of the legendary Alban
Berg Quartet, for a performance of one of
Mendelssohn’s great ensemble works, his
second string quartet. Appropriately, this will
be preceded by Alban Berg’s masterpiece
of 1909/10, his Opus 3 Quartet and by
Mozart’s radiant Quartet in E flat K 428.
Along with a host of well-known solos and
ensembles from the Savoy Operas, the
70 strong company will present numbers
from some of the partnership’s lesserknown works, all performed with the
professionalism and panache which are the
Society’s hallmarks.
Tickets £10
Website www.edgas.org
Tickets £12 - £21
Website www.heathquartet.com
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Chas Cole for CMP Entertainment
Edinburgh Grand Opera
The Classic Rock
Show
Don Giovanni
Sat 9 February, 7.30pm
After the success of their critically acclaimed
2012 UK tour - and as a testimony to the
immense popularity of classic rock music The Classic Rock Show is back.
Anders Östberg: Giovanni;
Ivor Klayman: Leporello;
Christina Dunwoodie: Anna;
Ralph Strehle: Ottavio;
Susan McNaught: Elvira;
Timothy Dawkins: Commendatore;
Jennifer Craig: Zerlina;
Benjamin Ellis: Masetto
Featuring the music of The Eagles, Led
Zeppelin, Dire Straits, Pink Floyd, Bruce
Springsteen, Meat Loaf and much more,
classic rock doesn’t get any better than
this. A virtuoso band of the finest musicians
perform an amazing mix of selected tracks
from the 10 best selling rock albums of all
time - with extra songs added for 2013.
Expect an off-the-wall, minimalist and
modern interpretation of Don Giovanni
in this semi-staged concert featuring an
experienced professional cast with 16 handpicked chorus members.
Exhilarating and entrancing in equal
measure, this is two and a half hours of
classic rock’s best moments with a climax to
the show that is not to be missed.
The roles of Masetto and Zerlina will be
played by EGO's young Developing Artists
who have received additional coaching from
EGO's artistic and musical directors.
Tickets £20 + £1.50 booking fee per ticket
Website www.theclassicrockshow.com
Tickets £17.50, £15, £12, £10
Website www.edinburghgrandopera.com
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Chas Cole for CMP Entertainment
Scottish Ensemble
Paul Carrack
La Follia
Thu 14 February, doors open 6.30pm
The Good Feelin' Tour
Geminiani Concerto Grosso ‘La Follia’
Górecki Harpsichord Concerto
Vaughan Williams Violin Concerto in D
‘Concerto Accademico’
Holst St Paul’s Suite
Górecki Three Pieces in Old Style
Vivaldi Concerto Grosso Op 3 No 10 RV 580
in B minor
Britten Simple Symphony
Plus special guests TBC.
Legendary Sheffield-born singer, songwriter
and former frontman of Ace, Squeeze
and Mike & The Mechanics returns to The
Queen's Hall. With a back catalogue of
hits including How Long, Tempted and
The Living Years, Paul’s soulful voice is
known to millions around the world and
he's undoubtedly a key figure in Britsh pop
history.
Sometimes music gets into your head, and
it just goes round and round... this can
be uplifting, or maddening, or both! This
programme is a collection of such musical
‘earworms’ from across the ages - we
guarantee you’ll still be humming them on
your way home.
Doors Open 7pm/1st artist onstage TBC
Tickets £33.50/£28.50 + £1.50 booking fee
per ticket
Website www.paulcarrack.net
Twitter @PCarrack
Tickets £15 (£5 students/children free when
accompanied by a full paying adult)
Website www.scottishensemble.co.uk
Twitter @ScotEnsemble
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DHM Concerts
Randolph's Leap /
Snowgoose / Jo Mango
Anderszewski plays
Mozart
Sat 16 February, doors open 6.30pm
Thu 21 February, 7.30pm
Randolph’s Leap are currently making
pioneering moves into genres like popscotch, drip-hop and windy-rock, and
write songs which usually feature more
instruments than they do chords.
“funny, poignant acoustic arias” (The List)
Schubert Overture in D ‘In the Italian Style’
Mozart Piano Concerto No 23 in A K488
Beethoven Grosse Fuge
Mozart Piano Concerto No 25 in C K503
Piotr Anderszewski - Piano/Director
Alexander Janiczek - Violin/Director
Snowgoose share a passion for 1960s
British folk music and West Coast American
sounds which shine on their debut album
Harmony Springs.
Witness the ultimate in multi-tasking: playing
the piano and directing an orchestra at
the same time. Anderszewski manages it
effortlessly and has given many wonderful
Mozart performances with the SCO, both in
Scotland and on their many international
tours. Together they are really something
special.
Jo Mango "a gorgeous piece of work"
(The Herald on Jo's new album Murmuration)
Doors Open 6.30pm/1st artist onstage TBC
Tickets £12 (£10 concessions) + £1.50
booking fee per ticket.
Websites www.fencerecords.com
www.snowgoose.me.uk
www.jomango.bandcamp.com
Twitter @SCOmusic
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Scottish National Jazz Orchestra
DF Concerts
Love & Money
Sat 23 February, doors open 7pm
(Photo credit: Roberto Cifarelli)
(Photo credit: The Queen's Hall)
Scottish National Jazz
Orchestra play Miles Davis
Miles Davis: The Birth of the Cool featuring
special guest Paolo Fresu
Directed by Tommy Smith
After 2011's sell-out show, Love & Money
return to The Queen's Hall with their new
album The Devil's Debt.
Miles Davis is one of the coolest figures in
jazz. A constant innovator, together with the
outstandingly original arranger Gil Evans,
he created Birth of the Cool and Miles
Ahead, two of the great jazz milestones
which shaped new movements in jazz at the
time and whose influence continues to be
felt today. Sardinian trumpet master Paolo
Fresu joins the award-winning, internationally
acclaimed SNJO in bringing these two gems
to the stage with direct emotion, quiet power
and vivid orchestral colour.
Tickets in advance £25 + £1.50 booking fee
per ticket
Tickets on the door £27 + £1.50 booking fee
per ticket
Website www.jamesgrantsongbook.com
Twitter @jamthrawn
Pre-Concert Talk, 6.45pm Members of
SNJO discuss Miles Davis and his legacy
(free for ticket holders)
Tickets £17.50 (£12.50 concessions /
SNJO card £5 / Under 16s free)
Website www.snjo.co.uk
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Regular Music
Hidden Orchestra
Fri 1 March, doors open 7pm
Haydn Nelson Mass; Scena di Berenice;
Symphony No 101 ‘The Clock’
Edinburgh's Hidden Orchestra return for a
hometown show following the release of the
second album Archipeligo. They make music
that incorporates and redefines elements of
jazz, classical, rock, hip-hop and electronica
to form an original and cohesive whole.
(Photo credit: Tobias Feltus)
Nelson Mass
Adam Fischer - Conductor
Elizabeth Watts - Soprano
Clare Wilkinson - Mezzo Soprano
Andrew Staples - Tenor
Neal Davies - Bass Baritone
SCO Chorus
“Hidden Orchestra mesmerise their
audience” (Sunday Herald)
Every year the SCO brings the world’s finest
musicians, yet it is still a special thrill when
an artist of the stature of Adam Fischer
makes his debut with the Orchestra. Haydn
is his passion: he created both a festival and
an orchestra to perform the great man’s
work.
Website www.hiddenorchestra.com
Twitter @HiddenOrchestra
Pre-Concert Talk, 6.30pm Adam Fischer
talks about Haydn (free to ticket holders)
Twitter @SCOmusic
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EHRSS
DF Concerts
Edinburgh Highland
Reel & Strathspey Society
Annual Concert
Lianne La Havas
Sat 2 March, 7.30pm
Sun 3 March, doors open 7pm
A wonderful evening of traditional Scottish
fiddle music and song from the Edinburgh
Highland Reel & Strathspey Society. The
orchestra - augmented by friends - is joined
on stage by audience favourites Tenor
Dennis Haggerty, Piper Martin Duncan and
young fiddlers from the Lothian Schools
Strathspey & Reel Society.
Lianne La Havas is an English folk/soul
singer-songwriter whose star is very much
in the ascendent. She wrote her first songs
at 11, sang backing vocals with Paloma
Faith and was nominated in the BBC's
prestigious Sound of 2012 poll. She has
recently supported Bon Iver on their USA
tour is about to release her debut album Is
Your Love Big Enough? on the influential
Nonesuch label. Expect to hear a lot more
about Lianne La Havas this year.
The evening will be hosted by Scottish
broadcaster and entertainer Jimmie
Macgregor MBE.
“A superb, smoky voice” (The Guardian)
Website www.edinburghhighlandreeland
strathspeysociety.webplus.net
Twitter @EHRSS
Rescheduled Date Original tickets still valid
Website www.liannelahavas.com
Twitter @liannelahavas
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Resonate
Mon 4, Thu 14, Tue 19, Wed 20 & Thu 21 March, 7.30pm
Resonate is a varied and exciting series of concerts showcasing the wide ranging talent
of young musicians from Edinburgh schools. This is the second year of The Queen's Hall's
collaboration with the City of Edinburgh Council's Music Service and over five nights you can
expect everything from solo clarsach to full orchestras, with jazz, folk and rock bands raising
the roof along the way.
From Studio to Stage
Mon 4 March, 7.30pm
Children from a variety of City of Edinburgh
Council Primary and Secondary Schools
present an evening of dance, drama and
music, celebrating their achievements in
the performing arts. Tickets £7 (£3 concessions) for each show
Websites www.thequeenshall.net
www.edinburgh.gov.uk
Edinburgh Schools Battle of the Bands
Thu 14 March, 7.30pm
Hear the best young bands compete for
the title of Edinburgh Schools Battle of the
Bands Champions 2013 and then hear the
famous Edinburgh Schools Rock Ensemble
perform an eclectic mix of old and new
music.
Resonate has been made possible with
generous support from The Inches Carr Trust.
Resonate continues on Tue 19, Wed 20
& Thu 21 March; see page 22 for full
information.
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DHM Concerts
Gretchen Peters
Thu 7 March, 7.30pm
Fri 8 March, 8pm
Bach (arr Webern) Ricercar from The
Musical Offering
Schubert Songs with Orchestra
Mahler Adagietto from Symphony No 5
Schubert Symphony No 5
Plus special guest Ben Glover.
(Photo credit: Gina Binkley)
Goerne sings
Schubert
Known as a writer of intelligent and
introspective songs in the country/folk/
pop vein, Gretchen Peters achieved renown
through country stars covering her material
including Trisha Yearwood, George Strait and
Patty Loveless.
Robin Ticciati - Conductor
Matthias Goerne - Baritone
Since 1996 she has released eight albums
most recently Hello Cruel World which
Bob Harris called "elegant, touching and
articulate".
Across both SCO concerts this week there
is a sense of continuity and tradition with
Vienna at its heart: the magnificent, musical
city that was home to so many of these
composers. Mahler loved Schubert, and
Ticciati pairs their Fifth Symphonies. Webern
pays tribute to Bach and Matthias Goerne,
one of today’s finest exponents of lieder,
performs Schubert songs orchestrated by
Webern, Brahms and Reger.
Tickets £17 (£15 concessions) + £1.50
booking fee per ticket / Premium Ticket £44
+ £1.50 booking fee (see website for
full information)
Websites www.gretchenpeters.com
www.benglover.co.uk
Twitter @gretchenpeters
@benglovermusic
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Edinburgh Competition
Festival Association
The Edinburgh
Competition Festival
2013: Final Concert
Sat 9 March, 7pm
“Everyone should have a
will. That’s how you provide
for family and friends. But
you can do a lot by leaving
a legacy to a Love the arts,
Leave to the arts charity.
Why not use your will to help
the vibrant cultural life that
makes Scotland such a fine
place to live. A legacy to the
arts is a small gesture that
makes a very big difference.”
(Alexander McCall Smith,
Author and Art Lover)
One of the most valuable gifts you can
give someone is a legacy. After you have
provided for family and friends, why
not help continue our work for future
generations and leave a percentage
of your estate to The Queen's Hall?
You could reduce inheritance tax too.
During February 2013, you will have the
opportunity to get a basic will written,
or amended, free of charge if you leave a
legacy to an arts charity.
The culmination of this Festival is a two-part
concert comprising in the first half an hourlong showcase of outstanding performances
selected from a range of classes across the
Festival, and after the interval the Final of
the Festival's Concerto Class in which four
soloists perform movements from major
Concertos, accompanied by The Friends of
The Festival Orchestra conducted by James
Lowe.
The 2013 Festival runs 27 February - 9
March. The full programme is available from
late January in Rae Macintosh Music and
Omni Music Store in Edinburgh, or during
the Festival at the venues themselves (St
Cuthbert's Church, Palmerston Place Church
and St Mark's Church).
Visit the Love the arts, Leave to the arts
website at www.aandbscotland.org.
uk/love-the-arts-leave-to-the-arts
to find out more or contact David
Heavenor, Development Manager,
on 0131 622 7389 or email davidh@
queenshalledinburgh.org.
Tickets £6 (£4 concessions, students and
children free)
Website www.ecfest.org.uk
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David O'Doherty
Mon 11 March, 8pm
Seize the David O’Doherty
"A national treasure" (Irish Times)
Here he comes, hitting the proverbial road
with a bag containing a tiny keyboard, six C
batteries (spare) and a book of actual sex
tips he found in a dentist's waiting room.
"Fuses a dry and subtle wit, self-depreciating
humour and a randomist style" (The List)
"Joyful, intelligent whimsy" (Time Out)
Winner of the 2008 Edinburgh Comedy
Award (formerly The Perrier Award).
Website www.davidodoherty.com
Twitter @phlaimeaux
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Yellowjackets
plus special guests Trio Red
Wed 13 March, 8pm
Trio Red are drawn from three of Europe's
most interesting scenes and feature Scottish
drummer Tom Bancroft, Norwegian bassist
Per Zanussi and London pianist Tom Cawley.
"a world-class trio” (The Guardian)
Having recently celebrated their 30th
anniversary, the Grammy Award-winning
Yellowjackets make their first visit to
Scotland in many years. Bands come and
go but there are also rarer groups like the
Yellowjackets whose constant growth and
change has drawn audiences and artists like
Bobby McFerrin, Peter Erskine and Kurt Elling
to their musical flame.
Tickets Cabaret table seats £20, all other
seats £17.50
Websites www.yellowjackets.com
www.interrupto.com
Joint Ticket Deal Buy tickets for
Yellowjackets + Trio Red at the same time as
Trilok Gurtu/Paolo Fresu/Omar Sosa on 3
May and get both for £35/£30 (see page 35)
This beloved eclectic, electro-acoustic jazz
band now comprises founding keyboardist
Russell Ferrante, long-standing drummer Will
Kennedy and bassist Felix Pastorius (yes he's the son of the one and only Jaco).
"One of contemporary jazz's finest units…
Yellowjackets have learned how to perfectly
season their live sets… Magical." (Downbeat)
"perfecting a guitarless fusion that's much
more sinewy than steroidal, with infusions of
gospel, funk and rhythm and blues"
(New York Times)
The J-Word is a new
collaboration of leading
venues committed to sharing
the best live music in the
world.
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Regular Music
Das Lied von der
Erde
Sat 16 March, 7.30pm
In a career spanning four decades,
Clannad have made music that entwines
the traditional and the modern, the past
and the future. With their haunting songs,
mesmerizing vocals and captivating sound,
the group has sold over 15 million records
worldwide.
Haydn Symphony No 60 ‘Il Distratto’
Mahler (arr Cortese) Das Lied von der Erde
(Photo credit: Marco Borggreve)
Clannad
Robin Ticciati - Conductor
Karen Cargill - Mezzo Soprano
Toby Spence - Tenor
“The most personal utterance among
Mahler’s creations and perhaps in all
music…”. The view of Mahler’s friend, the
conductor Bruno Walter, who gave the
premiere in 1911 and lived to conduct Das
Lied at the very first Edinburgh Festival in
1947. This acclaimed new chamber orchestra
version was premiered at the BBC Proms.
Ticciati has preceded it, playfully enough,
with perhaps Haydn’s most theatrical and
mad - literally mad - symphony.
Theme from Harry’s Game was their first big
break and topped the charts across Europe.
They also created the music for the highly
popular television series Robin Of Sherwood
and were featured in movies such as Last of
The Mohicans and Patriot Games.
Website www.clannad.ie
Twitter @ClannadMusic
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Dunedin Consort
New Town Concerts Society
JS Bach - Matthew
Passion BWV 244
Brodsky Quartet
Sun 17 March, 7.30pm
Mon 18 March, 7.45pm
John Butt - Director
Nicholas Mulroy - Evangelist
Matthew Brook - Christ
The Wheel of 4Tunes
The renowned Brodsky Quartet celebrate
their 40th anniversary with a unique
programme devised as a suitably festive and
innovative change from the conventional
string quartet concert. The Wheel of
4Tunes will be spun four times to make a
chance, but structured, selection from the
quartet’s favourite 40 works. The informal
atmosphere will provide an ideal platform for
the Brodsky’s communication skills and their
inspirational playing, and promises a joyous
evening to conclude the New Town Concerts
2012/13 season.
The award winning Dunedin Consort
presents its annual performance of one of
Bach's most gripping works at the time of
year when its powerful message is most
often contemplated.
Its eight main soloists perform also in the
choruses, bringing a level of intimacy and
drama that bigger forces cannot match.
Bach intersperses the passion narrative
with profoundly expressive choruses, arias
and chorales producing a work of intense
emotional impact that has justly become
one of the pillars of Western classical music.
Sung in German.
“The Brodsky's achingly beautiful
performance reached deep into the heart"
(The Guardian)
Tickets £25, £22, £17, £12
Website www.dunedin-consort.org.uk
Tickets £12 - £21
Website www.brodskyquartet.co.uk
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Resonate
Tue 19, Wed 20 & Thu 21 March, 7.30pm
Resonate is a varied and exciting series of concerts showcasing the wide ranging talent
of young musicians from Edinburgh schools. This is the second year of The Queen's Hall's
collaboration with the City of Edinburgh Council's Music Service and over five nights you can
expect everything from solo clarsach to full orchestras, with jazz, folk and rock bands raising
the roof along the way.
Jazz
Tue 19 March, 7.30pm
Jazz at The Queen’s Hall featuring the
Edinburgh Schools Jazz Orchestra and
vocalists who are joined tonight by young
performers from schools in the Queensferry
area as well as a number of special surprise
guests.
Grand Symphonic Finale
Grand symphonic Finale featuring both the
Edinburgh Schools Wind Ensemble and the
Edinburgh Secondary Schools Orchestra with
their new conductor Julian Appleyard.
Tickets £7 (£3 concessions) for each show
Websites www.thequeenshall.net
www.edinburgh.gov.uk
Traditional
Wed 20 March, 7.30pm
Ever wondered what 40 double basses
sounds like? Well, tonight’s the night you
can find out. This evening’s concert also
showcases the wealth of traditional music
making in our schools.
Resonate begins on Mon 4 March; see page
15 for full information.
Resonate has been made possible with
generous support from The Inches Carr Trust.
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DHM Concerts
Music
Dance
Comedy
Film
Theatre
Exhibitions
Literature
Kids
Art
The Hazey Janes /
Eugene Twist
Fri 22 March, 7.30pm
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Since forming in 2000, Dundee's The Hazey
Janes have refined their zig-zag path from
Country to Psych to Powerpop, with chunky
chords, wistful lyrics and lush harmonies.
Their most recent album The Winter That
Was was called “a late contender for
Scottish album of the year” (Daily Record)
and they recently supported Wilco on their
Autumn 2012 tour.
Glasgow's Eugene Twist has made a big
splash with his self-released debut The Boy
Who Had Everything which was described
as “unbelievably accomplished and inspired,
definitely one of my tips for 2012" (Vic
Galloway, BBC Radio Scotland).
Your one stop shop
for events and tickets
across the city
Tickets £12 (£10) + £1.50 booking fee per ticket
Websites www.thehazeyjanes.com
www.eugenetwist.com
Twitter @TheHazeyJanes
@EugeneTwist
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Peter Gregson & Gabriel Prokofiev
Sat 23 March, 8pm
remixes that were made specially for the
release of the album. Completing the
evening will be performances by some of
Gabriel and Peter's favourite musicians and
a post-show DJ set in the bar.
Plus special guests TBC
Composer and producer Gabriel Prokofiev
and cellist Peter Gregson present the
Scottish premiere of their collaborative
album Cello Multitracks. The piece brings
together nine separate cello lines, creating a
virtual, otherworldly ensemble.
"Peter Gregson takes the sheer virtuosity
of all nine parts effortlessly in his stride"
(Gramophone)
"Prokofiev is a uniquely credible broker"
(The Guardian)
Cello Multitracks continues Prokofiev’s
interest in reconnecting concert music with a
sense of what is contemporary and tangible.
His pioneering work Concerto for Turntables
and Orchestra was performed at the 2011
Proms, and he is the driving force behind
the Nonclassical record label and club
nights which mix live performances from
instrumentalists, singers and DJs.
Websites www.gabrielprokofiev.com
www.petergregson.com
www.nonclassical.co.uk
Twitter @gprokofiev
@petergregson
@nonclassical
This concert will feature a full performance
of Cello Multitracks, as well as the electronic
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lonesome highway
Edinburgh Quartet
Edinburgh Quartet
Sun 24 March, 8pm
The Mighty Sky
Haydn Quartet in C Major Op 33 No 3 'Bird'
Britten Quartet No 3
Brahms Quartet in A minor
(Photo credit: John Need)
Beth Nielsen
Chapman
Working with astronomy enthusiast/
songwriter Rocky Alvey and her longtime
hit songwriting partner Annie Roboff, Beth
Nielsen Chapman has recently released an
adventurous new project The Mighty Sky, a
collection of songs about astronomy for all
ages. This live show will feature songs from
the project, plus work from across Beth's
impressive back catalogue.
Scotland’s premier string quartet return
to The Queen’s Hall for the second of
three concerts celebrating the centenary
of Benjamin Britten’s birth in 2013 and
featuring three of Haydn’s ‘Russian’ quartets.
This concert is supported by Creative
Scotland.
“How inspired, to educate by bringing
together the wonder of astronomy and new
music by such gifted artists in this cool,
innovative way. I loved it!” (Bonnie Raitt)
“The Edinburgh Quartet has never played
better... scorchingly focused performances.”
(The Herald)
Tickets £15, £12 concessions, £5 children and
students (unreserved seating)
Website www.edinburghquartet.com
Twitter @EdinQuartet
Websites www.themightysky.com
www.bethnielsenchapman.com
Twitter @bncmusic
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The Gig Cartel
Tommy Emmanuel
& Martin Taylor
Keeping in touch with
The Queen’s Hall
As nice as this brochure is, it isn’t
the final word on what happens
at The Queen’s Hall. We put new
shows on sale throughout the
year so if you want to know what's
happening first, join us on any of
the services below:
(Photo credit: Allen Clarke)
Our weekly email update
Sign up at www.thequeenshall.net
I Tweet, You Tweet, They Tweet
www.twitter.com/queens_hall
Tommy Emmanuel has a professional
career that spans over four decades and
continues to intersect with some of the
finest musicians throughout the world. A
household name in his native Australia, his
unique style - he calls it simply "finger style"
- is akin to playing guitar the way a pianist
plays piano, using all ten fingers.
Like us. We're very likeable.
www.facebook.com/queenshall
Martin Taylor is a multi-award winning
guitarist and Acoustic Guitar magazine
calls him "THE Acoustic Guitarist of his
generation". He dazzles audiences with
virtuosity, emotion and humour which has
seen him recognized as the world’s foremost
exponent of solo fingerstyle guitar playing.
5000+ photos from our shows
www.flickr.com/thequeenshall
Over 100 videos from our shows
www.youtube.com/queenshalledinburgh
Websites www.tommyemmanuel.com
www.martintaylor.com
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The Gig Cartel
Sinfonia
Concertante
Fri 5 April, 7.30pm
Thu 11 April, 7.30pm
(Photo credit: Max Crace)
Eric Johnson
Plus special guest TBC.
Strauss Sextet from Capriccio
Haydn Sinfonia Concertante
Webern Five Pieces Op 5
Beethoven Symphony No 2
Eric Johnson is one of the premier guitar
players in contemporary music with a
Grammy Award, a platinum album, Top 10
hits like Cliffs of Dover and praise from
critics and his peers. He is also a gifted
songwriter, dynamic live performer, singer,
pianist, song interpreter and the creator of a
rich and diverse musical legacy.
Alexander Janiczek - Violin/Director
David Watkin - Cello; Robin Williams - Oboe
Peter Whelan - Bassoon
In the enviable position of writing most of
his music for musicians that he knew well,
Haydn peppered his work with wonderful
solos - his Sinfonia Concertante is awash
in them. Janiczek has built a fascinating
programme around it, with two short pieces
from the 20th century; Strauss’ moonlit
sextet is as expansive as Webern’s Five
Pieces are tiny and dense. To close, a grand
finale: the second symphony of Haydn’s own
troublesome pupil.
“One of the most respected guitarists on the
planet” (Guitar Player)
“One of the greatest guitar players in the
history of electric guitar” (Joe Bonamassa)
Doors Open 6.30pm/1st artist onstage 7.30pm
Website www.ericjohnson.com
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Donnie Munro
Sat 13 April, 8pm
"Scotland's greatest home-grown rock star"
(The Herald)
Former Runrig frontman Donnie Munro has
enjoyed considerable further success as
a solo artist and writer. He has recently
embarked on a series of acoustic shows
where he has taken the opportunity of
revisiting a wide range of material spanning
the entire length of his impressive career.
"Munro embodies Scotland's music and
culture" (The Scotsman)
Website www.donniemunro.co.uk
This acoustic project has already resulted
in sell-out shows in Denmark and Donnie is
currently making plans for a new acoustic
album in the style of a musical anthology.
His Heart of America album was voted
Album of the Year in the 2006 Scottish Trad
Awards and his concept album and live show
An Turas - The Journey was greeted with
critical acclaim.
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Live Nation in association with MZA
Jimeoin
Sat 20 April, 8pm
Purcell Suite from King Arthur
Britten Prelude and Fugue for Strings
Purcell (arr Egarr) Four Catches and a Rondeau
Britten Courtly Dances from Gloriana
Britten A Hymn to the Virgin
Pärt Cantus in Memoriam Benjamin Britten
Purcell My Heart is inditing
Jimeoin - What?!
Richard Egarr - Conductor; SCO Chorus
No gimmicks, just great craic!
2013 marks the 100th anniversary of the birth
of Benjamin Britten, arguably the greatest
and most successful British composer of the
past century. Richard Egarr pairs him with the
composer he treasured most: Henry Purcell.
Two centuries separate them, but Britten
loved – and learned from – the way Purcell
set the English language to music.
"Awesome!" (The List)
"Exemplary stand-up" (The Herald)
"Jimeoin recalls the familiar at a fantastically
silly level, boiling his audience down to a
tear-filled, gibbering mess."
(Scotland on Sunday)
(Photo credit: James Penlidis)
Britten 100: I
Hilarious world-class stand-up from
internationally acclaimed star of Live at the
Apollo, The Royal Variety Performance, Best
of Edinburgh Comedy Festival and Michael
McIntyre's Comedy Roadshow.
Tickets £16
Website www.jimeoin.com
Twitter @jimeoin
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Yours For
The Taking
Chamber
Concert
Sun 21 April, 3pm
Did you know that you
can hire The Queen's Hall
for your event, concert or
performance?
Schubert Auf dem Strom
Schubert Two Impromptus D899: Nos 3 & 4
Schumann Adagio and Allegro
Britten Canticle III: Still Falls the Rain
Britten Folksongs
John Mark Ainsley - Tenor
Alec Frank-Gemmill - Horn
Tom Poster - Piano
Find out full information on
how you can use The Queen's
Hall and its facilities by
visiting our website:
Schubert was one of Britten's essential
composers: he performed many of his
songs with Peter Pears. John Mark Ainsley
is a wonderful interpreter of both Britten
and Schubert and has a true storyteller’s
grasp of narrative and drama. In trio with
Tom Poster and SCO Principal Horn, Alec
Frank-Gemmill, he includes two real treats
for tenor and horn – Auf dem Strom and
Britten’s third canticle.
www.thequeenshall.net/
about/hiring-the-hall
Tickets £12 (concessions available)
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Live Nation
Scottish National Jazz Orchestra
Mick Foley
The Incredible Sound
of Stan Kenton
Wed 24 April, 7.30pm
Tales from Wrestling Past
Stan Kenton was one of jazz’s great
visionaries and during his 40 years as
bandleader, he lived his theme song,
Artistry in Rhythm, to the full. He introduced
string sections and French horns, Latin
American and European classical influences
to the jazz big band palette in a search for
ever bigger sounds and ever more vivid
orchestral colours. The SNJO’s tribute
to Kenton will celebrate the power and
contrasts in his vast repertoire, ranging
from the reflective to the riotously
expressive and always richly swinging.
Mick Foley is a former WWE champion,
New York Times best-selling author and
now a comedian embarking on his debut
UK tour with his show Tales From Wrestling
Past. Following huge success at Montreal’s
Just For Laughs Festival and Edinburgh
Festival Fringe in 2012, Mick is taking his
combination of wit and easy-going charm
on the road with stories from his fascinating
life.
Acclaimed as one of the most entertaining
talkers in professional wrestling, Mick
has bled and sweated for hundreds of
thousands of fans all across the world. Now
he's exchanged the world of headlocks,
steel chairs and punches for the world of
stories, banter and punch lines.
Pre-Concert Talk, 6.45pm Members of
SNJO discuss Stan Kenton and his legacy
(free for ticket holders)
Tickets £17.50/£12.50/£5 for 16 - 25s with
youth card/free under 16s
Website www.snjo.co.uk
Website www.realmickfoley.com
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The Fureys and Davey Arthur
Fri 26 April, 8pm
Renowned for their hit songs I Will Love You,
When You Were Sweet 16, The Green Fields
of France, Her Father Didn’t Like Me Anyway,
and Leaving Nancy, the Fureys & Davey
Arthur have been entertaining audiences
worldwide for 35 years.
Tickets £18
Website www.thefureys.com
They are responsible for some of the most
stirring music ever to capture the public
imagination. Their folk-based songs and
music have received standing ovations in
some of the biggest concert halls in the
world.
Their 2012 album Songs Through The Years
shows that they still have the power to
create memorable songs that bring tears
and laughter, sadness and joy.
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Hey, I was at
that show!
Britten 100: II
Sat 27 April, 7.30pm
The Queen’s Hall has a YouTube
channel where we upload videos
from some of the concerts we’ve
hosted. Right now you can see
performances from recent shows
by Karine Polwart, Bellowhead, Liz
Carroll, Punch Brothers, Hue & Cry,
Fred Hersch, Dexys and Scottish
National Jazz Orchestra and many
more. There's over 100 to pick from
so fill your boots.
Birtwistle Carmen arcadiae mechanicae perpetuum
Suckling storm, rose, tiger
Britten Serenade for tenor, horn and strings
Mozart Symphony No 40
George Benjamin - Conductor
John Mark Ainsley - Tenor
Alec Frank-Gemmill - Horn
It’s a nice memory if you were there
or a little taste of what you missed
(so you can book for next time...).
Pre-Concert Talk, 6.30pm Composer
Martin Suckling talks about his work and
Benjamin Britten (free to ticket holders)
Twitter @SCOmusic
Take a look at and subscribe at:
www.youtube.com/
queenshalledinburgh
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Edinburgh Academy
CMP Entertainment
Edinburgh Academy
Spring Concert
Tom Paxton
Sun 28 April, 7pm
Wed 1 May, 8pm
A varied and entertaining programme of
music for choirs, orchestras, concert bands
and big band featuring solos from final year
pupils.
Tom Paxton’s songs are known and loved
around the world: The Last Thing On My
Mind, Ramblin’ Boy and Bottle Of Wine
are just a few of his timeless works. His
generosity to both audiences and fellow
musicians is renowned, and his passion
for justice and the ties that bind people
together is unwavering. For all this and
more, Tom Paxton ranks as one of the most
revered musicians of his generation.
Website www.edinburghacademy.org.uk
Website www.tompaxton.com
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Trilok Gurtu, Paolo Fresu & Omar Sosa
plus special guests Fraser Fifield & Graeme Stephen
(Photo credits: Massimo Mantovani / The Queen's Hall)
Fri 3 May, 8pm
Fraser Fifield & Graeme Stephen make a
truly original sound, rooted in the Scottish
folk tradition but exploratory by nature.
Guitarist Graeme Stephen, currently Scottish
Jazz Award winner for Innovation, provides
the perfect foil for Fraser Fifield's pipes, sax,
whistles and electronics.
Three of the most talented and adventurous
live performers in world jazz unite for a very
special trio project. Hailed by many as the
world's finest percussionist, Trilok Gurtu's
totally individual technique combines the
Indian tradition with many other styles to
stunning effect. Sardinian trumpeter Paolo
Fresu has absorbed the influences of Miles
Davis and Louis Armstrong into his own
uniquely passionate voice. Pianist Omar
Sosa fuses a wide range of jazz, world music
and electronic elements with his native AfroCuban roots to create a completely fresh
sound.
Websites www.trilokgurtu.net
www.paolofresu.it • www.omarsosa.com
www.fraserfifield.com • www.graemestephen.com
Tickets Cabaret table seats £20, all other
seats £17.50
Joint Ticket Deal Buy tickets for Trilok
Gurtu, Paolo Fresu & Omar Sosa at the same
time as Yellowjackets + Trio Red (13 March)
and get both for £35/£30 (see page 19).
"Gurtu seduced the auditorium with
awesome percussion magic and pure
theatre" (The Herald on Trilok Gurtu)
"a gentle, lyrical player with the most gorgeous
tone." (The Guardian on Paolo Fresu)
"atmospheric, joyously physical, profound
and playful, and always utterly absorbing."
(The Herald on Omar Sosa)
The J-Word is a new
collaboration of leading
venues committed to sharing
the best live music in the
world.
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Summer 2012 at
The Queen's Hall
Sat 4 May, 8pm
Tickets on sale now
James Grant
Love & Money's James Grant returns to
The Queen's Hall with a solo show where
he'll be playing songs from all his critically
acclaimed albums, plus a smattering of old
favourites in an acoustic setting.
Scottish Chamber Orchestra: Levin plays
Mozart - Thu 9 May
Edinburgh Quartet - Wed 15 May
Bruce Molsky - Fri 24 May
"A deftly turned thing of grace" (Mojo on
Strange Flowers)
"Genuinely epic" (Q on Strange Flowers)
"Lyrics good enough to be read as poetry"
(Uncut on Strange Flowers)
Breabach & Adam Sutherland Trio - Fri 7
June
Scottish Ensemble - Thu 8 June
Tickets £16
Website jamesgrantsongbook.com
Twitter @jamthrawn
Tickets are on sale now for all these
shows at The Queen's Hall Box Office:
0131 668 2019 • www.thequeenshall.net
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Keep it Live!
"An iconic hub of great music and performance. I know I'm
only one of many performers who have such a great affection
for the place" (Phil Cunningham MBE, musician & broadcaster)
• Help us raise funds each year
to support our own programme of
concerts.
Make a gift today and support the future
of The Queen's Hall. Get closer to the
music by supporting our development
plans:
• Join us in our regular programme of
Hospitality Nights. Donors have recently
enjoyed private receptions at concerts
featuring Sophie Koch, Shooglenifty,
The Okavango Macbeth and Eddi
Reader.
• Help support our running costs. We
need to raise at least £100,000 each
year from private sources.
• Help preserve a Heritage Asset for the
City. As a fine Georgian building, The
Queen’s Hall needs looking after!
Donate online at www.charitychoice.
co.uk, pick up a pack in the Hall or
contact David Heavenor, Development
Manager to discuss ways you can
contribute to the success of the
Hall or 0131 622 7389/davidh@
queenshalledinburgh.org.
• Once you have provided for friends
and family, consider leaving The
Queen's Hall a legacy.
• Support our Campaign Plan to transform
the Front and Back of House facilities.
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The Queen’s Hall - At A Glance
January 2013
Scottish Chamber Orchestra: The Great C Major
Sun 13 January, 7.30pm
Caravan / Garron Frith
Scottish Chamber Orchestra: The Little C Major
Sat 26 January, 7.30pm
Scottish Chamber Orchestra: Romantic Century
Scottish Chamber Orchestra: MacMillan Oboe Concerto
February 2013
Banff Mountain Film Festival
Sat 2 February, 8pm
Infinite Scotland
A Gilbert and Sullivan Gala
Mon 4 February, 7.45pm
New Town Concerts Society: Heath Quartet with Isabel Charisius
Sat 9 February, 7.30pm
The Classic Rock Show
Edinburgh Grand Opera: Don Giovanni
Thu 14 February, doors open 6.30pm
Paul Carrack plus special guests
Scottish Ensemble: La Follia
Sat 16 February, doors open 6.30pm
Randolph’s Leap, Snowgoose & Jo Mango
Scottish Chamber Orchestra: Anderszewski plays Mozart
Scottish National Jazz Orchestra play Miles Davis
Sat 23 February, doors open 7pm
Love & Money
Scottish Chamber Orchestra: Nelson Mass
March 2013
Hidden Orchestra
Sat 2 March, 7.30pm
Edinburgh Highland Reel & Strathspey Society Annual Concert
Sun 3 March, doors open 7pm
Lianne La Havas
Mon 4 March, 7.30pm
Resonate: From Studio to Stage
Thu 7 March, 7.30pm
Scottish Chamber Orchestra: Goerne sings Schubert
Fri 8 March, 8pm
Gretchen Peters / Ben Glover
Sat 9 March, 7pm
Edinburgh Competition Festival: Final Concert
Mon 11 March, 8pm
David O’Doherty
Wed 13 March, 8pm
Yellowjackets / Trio Red
Resonate: Edinburgh Schools Battle of the Bands
Clannad
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The Queen’s Hall - At A Glance
March 2013 (cont)
Sat 16 March, 7.30pm
Scottish Chamber Orchestra: Das Lied von der Erde
Sun 17 March, 7.30pm
Dunedin Consort: Matthew Passion BWV 244
Mon 18 March, 7.45pm
Brodsky Quartet - The Wheel of 4Tunes
Tue 19 March, 7.30pm
Resonate: Jazz Night
Resonate: Traditional Music
Resonate: Symphonic Finale
Fri 22 March, 7.30pm
The Hazey Janes / Eugene Twist
Sat 23 March, 8pm
Peter Gregson & Gabriel Prokoviev
Sun 24 March, 8pm
Beth Nielsen Chapman
Edinburgh Quartet
Tommy Emmanuel & Martin Taylor
April 2013
Fri 5 April, doors open 6.30pm
Eric Johnson plus special guests
Scottish Chamber Orchestra: Sinfonia Concertante
Sat 13 April, 8pm
Donnie Munro
Scottish Chamber Orchestra: Britten 100: I
Sat 20 April, 8pm
Jimeoin
Sun 21 April, 3pm
Scottish Chamber Orchestra: Chamber Concert
Wed 24 April, 7.30pm
Mick Foley
Scottish National Jazz Orchestra: The Incredible Sound of Stan Kenton
Fri 26 April, 8pm
The Fureys & Davey Arthur
Sat 27 April, 7.30pm
Scottish Chamber Orchestra: Britten 100: II
Sun 28 April, 7pm
Edinburgh Academy: Spring Concert
May 2013
Wed 1 May, 8pm
Tom Paxton
Fri 3 May, 8pm
Trilok Gurtu/Paolo Fresu/Omar Sosa + Fraser Fifield & Graeme Stephen
Sat 4 May, 8pm
James Grant
Thu 9 May, 7.30pm
Scottish Chamber Orchestra: Levin plays Mozart
Wed 15 May, 7.30pm
Edinburgh Quartet
Fri 24 May, 7.30pm
Bruce Molsky plus special guests
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(Illustration: Jojo Norris)

The Queen`s Hall, Edinburgh - Spring 2013 Season Brochure

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