Experience the profound depth and emotional intensity of Gustav Mahler's Ninth Symphony with the Royal Scottish National Orchestra under the baton of Music Director Thomas Søndergård. This monumental piece, known for its poignant reflection on life and the inevitability of death, promises to be a highlight of the concert season. Join us for an unforgettable evening at Usher Hall, Edinburgh, on Friday, 21 February 2025, or at the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, Glasgow, on Saturday, 22 February 2025, both performances starting at 7:30 pm.

Mahler's Ninth Symphony stands as a towering achievement in the symphonic repertoire, offering listeners a journey through a wonderland of hymn tunes, Viennese waltzes, and distant trumpets, culminating in a heartbreaking farewell that is both personal and universal. Under Søndergård's direction, the RSNO is set to deliver a performance that captures the essence of Mahler's introspective masterpiece, showcasing the orchestra's exceptional talent and emotional depth.

Tickets are available for purchase, with a range of pricing options to accommodate all attendees. Special discounts are offered for under 18s, under 26s, mature students, unemployed patrons, patrons with disabilities, and groups, ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to experience this powerful work. Don't miss your chance to be part of this musical journey that transcends the boundaries of the concert hall, leaving a lasting impression on all who attend.

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Mahler Nine

The Usher Hall

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Experience the thrill of "Top Gun: Maverick in Concert" with the Royal Scottish National Orchestra (RSNO) for a Scottish premiere that promises to elevate your senses. This electrifying event will take place at the prestigious Usher Hall in Edinburgh on Friday, 28th February 2025, at 7:30 pm, and at the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall in Glasgow on Saturday, 1st March 2025, at 7:30 pm. 

Under the baton of the acclaimed conductor Ben Palmer, immerse yourself in the Academy Award-winning blockbuster "Top Gun: Maverick" like never before. The film, showcasing the return of Pete "Maverick" Mitchell as he confronts his past and leads a daring mission, will be brought to life on the big screen. Accompanying the visual spectacle, the RSNO will perform the epic score live-to-picture, featuring compositions by Scottish composer Lorne Balfe, Harold Faltermeyer, Lady Gaga, and Hans Zimmer.

Ticket prices range from £19 to £65, with booking fees applicable. Discounts are available for under 18s, under 26s, mature students, unemployed patrons, patrons with disabilities, and groups, ensuring an inclusive experience for all attendees.

Don't miss this unique fusion of film and music that promises to be a memorable night out for cinema and orchestral music enthusiasts alike. Book your tickets now and feel the need for speed with "Top Gun: Maverick in Concert."

Top Gun: Maverick in Concert

Experience the pinnacle of piano performance as the Royal Scottish National Orchestra presents "Rachmaninov's Third Piano Concerto" featuring the exceptional talents of Jonathan Mamora, winner of the 2023 Scottish International Piano Competition. Under the baton of the renowned conductor Lionel Bringuier, this concert promises an electrifying journey through the grand romantic heights of Rachmaninov's masterpiece, known as the Everest of Piano Concertos.

The concert repertoire also includes Louise Farrenc's powerful "Overture No. 2" and Bartók's vibrant "Concerto for Orchestra," showcasing the orchestra's full spectrum of colors and textures. This musical celebration will take place across three iconic venues:

- Music Hall, Aberdeen on Thursday, 6th March 2025, at 7.30pm
- Usher Hall, Edinburgh on Friday, 7th March 2025, at 7.30pm
- Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, Glasgow on Saturday, 8th March 2025, at 7.30pm

Ticket prices vary by venue, with discounts available for under 18s, under 26s, mature students, unemployed patrons, patrons with disabilities, and groups. Booking fees may apply.

Don't miss this opportunity to witness a true champion like Jonathan Mamora tackle the Everest of Piano Concertos, supported by the dynamic conducting of Lionel Bringuier and the Royal Scottish National Orchestra's rich musical tapestry. Book your tickets now for an unforgettable evening of music that promises to be nothing short of electric.

Rachmaninov’s Third Piano Concerto

Music Hall

Immerse yourself in an evening of enchanting melodies and dynamic rhythms with the Royal Scottish National Orchestra's presentation of "Clyne & Rachmaninov: Dance." This captivating concert series, taking place from Thursday, March 20th to Saturday, March 22nd, 2025, promises to be a celebration of dance-inspired compositions that span the emotional spectrum.

The repertoire for these performances includes Maurice Ravel's "Valses nobles et sentimentales," a piece that reminisces about a bygone era of elegance and grace. The concert will also feature the Scottish Premiere of Anna Clyne's "DANCE for cello and orchestra," a lyrical concerto that has garnered acclaim for its gorgeous melodies, performed by the rising star cellist Senja Rummukainen. The evening culminates with Sergei Rachmaninov's "Symphonic Dances," his final masterpiece that combines the allure of big band glamour with the heartfelt melodies of his Russian homeland.

Under the baton of the award-winning conductor Emilia Hoving, recognized for her sensational debut and international acclaim, the RSNO is set to deliver a performance that will leave audiences moved and inspired. Emilia's dynamic leadership and innovative approach promise to bring fresh energy to these timeless pieces.

The concerts will be held at three prestigious venues across Scotland, starting with the Perth Concert Hall on Thursday, March 20th, 2025, at 7:30 pm, followed by performances at the Usher Hall in Edinburgh and the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall. Each venue offers a unique atmosphere that will enhance the experience of these stirring works.

Tickets are available for purchase, with a range of pricing options to ensure accessibility for all. Special discounts are offered for under 18s, under 26s, mature students, unemployed patrons, patrons with disabilities, and groups, making this a perfect opportunity for music lovers of all ages to enjoy a night of exceptional classical music.

Don't miss this opportunity to experience the Royal Scottish National Orchestra's "Clyne & Rachmaninov: Dance," a concert that promises to be a highlight of the musical season. Book your tickets now and prepare to be swept away by the power of dance-inspired music performed by some of the most talented artists in the classical world.

Clyne & Rachmaninov: Dance!

Perth Concert Hall

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Join us for an extraordinary evening of musical talent as the Royal Scottish National Orchestra (RSNO) presents the St Mary's Music School Showcase. This special event is set to take place at the prestigious Usher Hall in Edinburgh on Friday, 21st March 2025, starting at 6:00 pm. 

This showcase offers a unique opportunity for the senior pupils of St Mary's Music School to demonstrate their exceptional skills and passion for music. Attendees will be treated to a captivating performance by some of Scotland's finest young musicians, providing a glimpse into the future stars of the classical music world. 

The evening promises to be a memorable one, with the showcase occurring right before the RSNO's own concert featuring the enchanting Symphonic Dances by Rachmaninov. It's a rare chance to enjoy back-to-back performances by the stars of today and tomorrow in one of Edinburgh's most iconic venues.

Tickets for the St Mary's Music School Showcase are complimentary, although a booking fee may apply. Don't miss this opportunity to support and celebrate the incredible talent of these young musicians. Book your tickets now and experience the future of classical music.

Rsno Presents: St Mary’s Music School Showcase

**Uprising: A Royal Scottish National Orchestra Presentation**

Join the Royal Scottish National Orchestra (RSNO) for a compelling and timely performance of Jonathan Dove's "Uprising," making its Scottish premiere. This brand-new staged opera, under the baton of conductor Ellie Slorach, promises to be a drama filled with protest, youth activism, and the human cost of climate change. 

**Event Details:**

- **Dates and Venues:**
  - **Edinburgh:** Usher Hall, Friday, 28 March 2025, 7:30 pm
  - **Glasgow:** Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, Saturday, 29 March 2025, 7:30 pm

- **Repertoire:** Jonathan Dove - Uprising (Scottish Premiere)

- **Conductor:** Ellie Slorach

- **Soloists:**
  - Ffion Edwards as Lola
  - Julieth Lozano Rolong as Zoe
  - Madeleine Shaw as Angela
  - Dingle Yandell as Mayor/Quercus
  - Nkululeko Innocent Masuku as Doctor

- **Featuring:**
  - RSNO Youth Chorus
  - RSNO Chorus
  - RSNO Chorus Academy

**About the Opera:**
"Uprising" explores the resilience of the human spirit amidst the backdrop of a changing climate. Through the lens of a mother, a daughter, and a time of turmoil, the opera questions the survival of family bonds when the planet itself is under threat. Jonathan Dove, renowned for bringing stories vividly to life through music, presents a narrative filled with emotion, activism, and the stark realities of our time.

**Ticket Information:**
Tickets are available for purchase with various pricing options to accommodate all attendees. Discounts are available for under 18s, under 26s, mature students, unemployed patrons, patrons with disabilities, and groups. Booking fees may apply.

**Don't miss this groundbreaking performance that not only showcases the talents of the RSNO and its community of singers but also sparks important conversations about our world and its future.** 

Book your tickets now and be part of an unforgettable evening of music, storytelling, and reflection.

Uprising

Immerse yourself in the profound intensity and emotional depth of Dmitri Shostakovich's Eighth Symphony with the Royal Scottish National Orchestra (RSNO) in a series of captivating performances. Under the baton of the dynamic conductor Jonathon Heyward, these concerts promise to be a powerful exploration of war, truth, and resilience.

The program also features the Scottish premiere of Anna Clyne's "Glasslands," a thrilling piece that weaves an Irish legend of banshees and night terrors into a musical narrative like no other. Joining the orchestra is the celebrated saxophonist Jess Gillam, whose virtuosity and expressive performance are sure to leave audiences spellbound.

This monumental event will take place across three iconic venues:
- Caird Hall, Dundee on Thursday, 3rd April 2025, at 7:30 pm
- Usher Hall, Edinburgh on Friday, 4th April 2025, at 7:30 pm
- Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, Glasgow on Saturday, 5th April 2025, at 7:30 pm

Tickets are available in various pricing tiers, with discounts offered for under 18s, under 26s, mature students, unemployed patrons, patrons with disabilities, and groups. Booking fees may apply.

Don't miss this opportunity to experience the raw power and emotional depth of Shostakovich's Eighth, a symphony that confronts the horrors of war while revealing the indomitable spirit of humanity. Book your tickets now for an unforgettable evening of music that speaks to the soul.

Shostakovich Eight

Caird Hall

Experience the magic of John Williams' iconic film scores like never before with the Royal Scottish National Orchestra (RSNO) under the baton of Hollywood maestro Richard Kaufman. This thrilling concert series, "The Music of John Williams," promises an unforgettable journey through the most memorable moments of cinematic history. From the adventurous themes of "Indiana Jones" and the awe-inspiring scores of "Star Wars" to the heart-pounding sounds of "Jurassic Park" and the enchanting melodies of "Harry Potter," each piece will transport you right into the scenes of your favorite films.

The concerts will take place across three spectacular venues, starting at Caird Hall in Dundee on Thursday, 1st May 2025, followed by a performance at Usher Hall in Edinburgh on Friday, 2nd May, and concluding at the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall on Saturday, 3rd May. Each evening begins at 7:30 PM, offering fans multiple opportunities to catch this blockbuster tribute.

Under the direction of Richard Kaufman, a conductor renowned for his extensive work in film and television music as well as live concert performances, the RSNO will also feature a special performance from the winner of the Film Composers Lab. Kaufman's expertise and passion for film music, combined with the skill of the RSNO musicians, guarantee a night of exhilarating and emotionally charged music that celebrates the genius of John Williams.

Tickets are available for purchase, with a range of pricing options to suit every budget. Discounts are offered for under 18s, under 26s, mature students, unemployed patrons, patrons with disabilities, and groups, ensuring that everyone has the chance to experience the magic of John Williams' music performed live.

Don't miss this spectacular tribute to the supreme film composer of our time, brought to life by the Royal Scottish National Orchestra and the incomparable Richard Kaufman. Book your tickets now for an evening of unforgettable music that will leave you humming long after the final note has played.

The Music of John Williams

Immerse yourself in an atmospheric journey through music with the Royal Scottish National Orchestra's captivating concert series, "Night-Sky-Blue." This enchanting series will unfold over three spellbinding evenings, starting on Thursday, May 8th, and concluding on Saturday, May 10th, 2025. Each performance promises to transport audiences to ethereal realms through a meticulously curated repertoire that includes Debussy's "Clair de lune" orchestrated by Stokowski, Helen Grime's "Trumpet Concerto night-sky-blue" in its Scottish Premiere, Takemitsu's "How Slow the Wind," and Rachmaninov's "Isle of the Dead."

Under the baton of the distinguished guest conductor Nodoka Okisawa, and featuring the world-renowned trumpet soloist Håkan Hardenberger, these concerts are set to be a celebration of musical mastery and emotional depth. Okisawa, known for her dynamic and sensitive conducting, will lead the orchestra through these evocative pieces, showcasing her unique ability to draw profound emotion from the musicians and the music alike. Hardenberger, hailed as the world's greatest classical trumpeter, will bring his unparalleled virtuosity and expressive power to Grime's concerto, promising a performance that will linger in the memory long after the final note has faded.

The concert series will grace three of Scotland's most prestigious venues, starting with the Music Hall in Aberdeen on May 8th, followed by the Usher Hall in Edinburgh on May 9th, and concluding at the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall on May 10th. Each evening will begin at 7:30 pm, offering audiences the chance to experience the magic of live classical music in these iconic settings.

Tickets are available across a range of prices, with discounts offered for under 18s, under 26s, mature students, unemployed patrons, patrons with disabilities, and groups, ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to be part of these unforgettable nights. Booking fees may apply.

Don't miss this opportunity to join the Royal Scottish National Orchestra for "Night-Sky-Blue," a series of concerts that promise to be a highlight of the musical calendar, blending the beauty of classical music with the mystery and majesty of the night sky. Book your tickets now and prepare to be transported by the power of music.

Night-sky-blue

Immerse yourself in the epic grandeur of Wagner's Ring Symphony with the Royal Scottish National Orchestra (RSNO) for a transcendent musical experience. This special event, taking place on Friday, May 16, and Saturday, May 17, 2025, at Usher Hall, Edinburgh, and Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, respectively, promises an unforgettable evening under the baton of the esteemed conductor Thomas Søndergård.

The evening begins with Handel's enchanting Water Music Suite No.3, setting the stage for a night of majestic compositions. The program also features the world premiere of "Hidden Polyphony" by Neil Tòmas Smith, a groundbreaking commission by RSNO & Dunedin Consort, showcasing the innovative fusion of period instruments with the full orchestral might of the RSNO.

The highlight of the night is Wagner arr de Vlieger's "The Ring, An Orchestral Adventure," a compelling distillation of Wagner’s monumental Ring cycle into just over an hour of music. This orchestral adventure captures the essence of the original masterpiece, offering audiences the majesty, power, and drama of Wagner's epic in a more accessible format.

Joining the RSNO for this spectacular event is the Dunedin Consort, along with soprano soloist Anna Dennis, adding a layer of vocal beauty to the evening's repertoire. This concert is dedicated to Dr. Robert Lillie, in recognition of his generous support of the RSNO Foundation.

Tickets are available for both Edinburgh and Glasgow performances, with a range of pricing options to suit all attendees. Special discounts are available for under 18s, under 26s, mature students, unemployed patrons, patrons with disabilities, and groups, ensuring everyone has the opportunity to experience this magnificent orchestral journey.

Don't miss this chance to witness the power and beauty of Wagner's Ring Symphony, brought to life by the Royal Scottish National Orchestra and a talented ensemble of musicians and soloists. Book your tickets now for an evening of musical splendor.

Wagner’s Ring Symphony

Experience the enchanting melodies of Mendelssohn's Violin Concerto performed by the Royal Scottish National Orchestra, featuring the young American violinist sensation, Randall Goosby, as Artist in Residence. Under the baton of Thomas Søndergård, this concert promises an unforgettable journey through Mendelssohn's magical concerto, alongside the premiere of Lera Auerbach's Symphony No.1 Chimera—a tale of love, death, and impossible dreams.

The concert series kicks off at Caird Hall, Dundee, on Thursday, 29 May 2025, at 7:30 pm, followed by a performance at Usher Hall, Edinburgh, on Friday, 30 May 2025, at 7:30 pm, and concludes at the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, Glasgow, on Saturday, 31 May 2025, at 7:30 pm. Each venue offers a unique addition to the repertoire; in Edinburgh, the concert opens with Debussy’s sensuous Prélude à l'après-midi d'un faune, while in Glasgow, a surprise opener conducted by Kellen Gray features Randall Goosby and young musicians from Glasgow Instrumental Music Services.

Tickets are available with a range of pricing options, and discounts are offered for under 18s, under 26s, mature students, unemployed patrons, patrons with disabilities, and groups. Booking fees may apply.

Don't miss this opportunity to witness the perfect blend of youthful energy and classical mastery in a performance that promises to transform and inspire. Book your tickets now for an evening of exquisite music that speaks of love, dreams, and the transformative power of art.

Mendelssohn’s Violin Concerto

The Glasshouse International Centre for Music

Join the Royal Scottish National Orchestra for a spectacular tribute to Shostakovich, marking the 50th anniversary of the composer's death with a powerful concert series. Under the baton of esteemed conductor Thomas Søndergård, and featuring the fearless cellist Daniel Müller-Schott, this event promises an unforgettable musical journey.

The concert repertoire includes Shostakovich's Festive Overture, the intense Cello Concerto No. 2, and the monumental Symphony No. 11 "The Year 1905", a piece as relevant today as it was at its premiere. Experience the jubilant trumpets of the Festive Overture and the Cold War thriller-like Cello Concerto in what promises to be a powerful tribute to one of the 20th century's most influential composers.

This epic season finale will take place at the Usher Hall, Edinburgh, on Friday, June 6, 2025, at 7.30pm, and at the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, Glasgow, on Saturday, June 7, 2025, at 7.30pm. Tickets are available in various price ranges, with discounts for under 18s, under 26s, mature students, unemployed patrons, patrons with disabilities, and groups.

Don't miss this opportunity to witness the Royal Scottish National Orchestra, led by Thomas Søndergård and featuring Daniel Müller-Schott, in a powerful performance that pays homage to Shostakovich's legacy. Book your tickets now for a musical experience that promises to be both gripping and relevant.

Spectacular Shostakovich

Emilia Marty is a stylish, enigmatic diva with a secret. For over three centuries, she has lived many lives, in a quest to become a great opera singer. Emilia - also known as Enila Makropulos, or simply E.M. - captivates minds and hearts along her journey through time and across Europe. Her existence raises questions of science and nature, reality and fantasy, and life and death. But as the elixir she was given begins to lose its power, the secrets of her lives and loves begin to come to light. She can no longer escape from these essential human tensions. 

The Makropulos Affair

Festival Theatre Edinburgh

Theatre Royal Glasgow

The first half moves between a clash of artistically opposed theatre troupes in Ariadne to a nostalgic Viennese romance complete with disguises and mistaken identities in Arabella. The second half captures the highlights of Der Rosenkavalier’s three acts, following two colliding love stories with all the complications and grandeur of human relationships.   

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Glasgow Royal Concert Hall

Usher Hall, Edinburgh

A lavish Parisian party is a grand occasion for dancing, drinking, and (in)discreet love affairs. But Baron Zeta, the ambassador to the fictional cash-strapped state of Pontevedro, has a slightly more serious matter on his mind. Among his party guests is Hanna Glawari. Hanna is the glamorous Pontevedrian widow who arrived in Paris to enjoy her late husband’s immense fortune. Baron Zeta cannot bear the thought of Pontevedro losing half its national wealth should Hanna marry a Parisian. So, he assigns the charismatic Count Danilo to watch over her heart. But little does he know that they have quite the history... 

The Merry Widow

His Majesty's Theatre

First performed in 1875, this is the first major hit from the partnership of WS Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan. Set around a classic case of broken vows - the defendant having literally left the claimant at the altar - the trial bubbles over with emotion, humour, and downright chaos, leaving the jury divided. How will they decide between the charming yet swindling defendant and the utterly captivating claimant? 

Trial by Jury

Vaughan Williams didn’t like to talk about the inspiration for his Fourth Symphony, and he didn’t need to, because the music speaks louder than any words. Raw, explosive and driven by unstoppable emotional force, this is music on the edge, written as Europe fell under the shadow of war. Not what you expected from Vaughan Williams? Well, Chief Conductor Ryan Wigglesworth loves to find unexpected connections and tell compelling musical stories. In a concert that begins with Mozart’s darkest and most dramatic piano concerto (with Wigglesworth directing from the keyboard, just as Mozart would have done) and includes the haunted beauty of Britten’s folksong suite, he’ll do just that.

Vaughan Williams' Symphony No.4 in Edinburgh

Here is your opportunity to experience Elgar’s epic choral masterpiece in the magnificent setting of the Usher Hall. Gerontius is a very ordinary sort of human being – and as he lies dying, he’s anguished and afraid. But his cry of longing opens a portal to wonders beyond the imagination. “This is the best of me” wrote Elgar on the score of The Dream of Gerontius, and this epic drama of a lonely soul’s voyage towards eternity can move listeners to tears. Ryan Wigglesworth has form with Elgar: in a previous performance, The Observer noted that he “plumbed the work’s rich meanings, sacred and secular” – and that Brenden Gunnell sang the title role “with feeling but never excess”. Beth Taylor, Neal Davies and the Huddersfield Choral Society complete an all-star line-up for this landmark of British music.

Elgar's Dream of Gerontius in Edinburgh

Sometimes art imitates life so closely that you can almost feel its breath. “With passion and desire” wrote Tchaikovsky on the slow movement of his Fifth Symphony, and the whole piece is a struggle between love and despair, told in elegant waltzes, bittersweet songs and melody after sweeping melody. Gemma New is always a popular guest conductor here in Scotland, and she knows exactly how to get to the heart of a masterpiece – whether Lera Auerbach’s fiery retelling of the myth of Icarus, or the shadows, secrets and burning truths of Shostakovich’s powerful First Violin Concerto. Rosanne Philippens is the soloist today: a violinist who believes that every note should convey emotion, and forge a connection.

Tchaikovsky's Fifth Symphony in Edinburgh

Immerse yourself in a night of profound emotion and romantic splendor with the Royal Scottish National Orchestra's presentation of "Tchaikovsky's Pathétique Symphony." This captivating concert is set to take place across three enchanting evenings, starting on Thursday, February 13th, and concluding on Saturday, February 15th, 2025. Each performance promises to be a heart-stirring journey through the passionate landscapes of classical music, featuring a repertoire that includes Wagner's "Overture to Tannhäuser," "Dich, teure Halle" from Tannhäuser, and "Prelude and Liebestod" from Tristan und Isolde, culminating in Tchaikovsky's emotionally charged Symphony No. 6, "Pathétique."

Under the baton of the esteemed conductor David Niemann, the orchestra will be joined by the sensational Korean soprano Sunyoung Seo, whose voice will add an exquisite layer of beauty to the evening. The concert series is a tribute to the deep emotions that classical music can evoke, described as a "pulsing, big-hearted drama of a life on the edge," told through unforgettable melodies that promise to leave a lasting impression on the audience.

The performances are scheduled to take place in three prestigious venues across Scotland: Caird Hall in Dundee on February 13th, Usher Hall in Edinburgh on February 14th, and Glasgow Royal Concert Hall in Glasgow on February 15th, 2025. Each venue will offer a unique atmosphere to experience the sweeping romanticism and intense emotion of the selected pieces.

Tickets are available for purchase, with a range of pricing options to ensure accessibility for all. Special discounts are offered for under 18s, under 26s, mature students, unemployed patrons, patrons with disabilities, and groups, making this a perfect opportunity for everyone to experience the transformative power of classical music.

Don't miss this unforgettable journey through love, passion, and tragedy, presented by the Royal Scottish National Orchestra and featuring the extraordinary talents of David Niemann and Sunyoung Seo. Book your tickets now for "Tchaikovsky's Pathétique Symphony" and let yourself be moved by the profound beauty of these classical masterpieces.

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