Get your tickets for the Carol Concert at the Drumossie Hotel this coming Sunday 4 December, from Ness Music, 55 Academy Street (01463 719471)
Please see poster below for details.
Category: Music
This recital which had to be postponed in April will now take place on 26th June at 4pm.
They will perform string quartets by Schubert and Beethoven and also pieces by Sibelius and Wolf.
Doors will open at 3.30pm with a donation of £10 requested towards recital expenses (cash or card).
More details contact: stevenson.ata@btinternet.com
You are warmly invited to come and enjoy a series of spring recitals.
The concert at St Stephen’s Church on Sunday 24th April has unfortunately had to be cancelled due to illness and will now be rescheduled later in the summer.
The other 5 recitals of the Spring Festival will however continue as advertised, with the Whitebridge Trio performing at 1pm on Monday 25th April at the Town House.
On Monday 25th April at 1.00pm, lunchtime concerts return to Inverness Town House after a gap of over five years to allow for the splendid refurbishment of the Main Hall. We will be graced by the beautiful voices of JULIE HARVEY (soprano), ANNE-MARIE BYRNE (mezzo) and pianist MARK HINDLEY. Their programme starts with three songs by Henry Purcell and there follows a cornucopia of beautiful music from across the centuries, culminating in the delightful Pur ti Miro (I gaze on you) from L’Incoronatione di Poppea by Claudio Monteverdi.
Tickets for either of these two concerts cost £10 with under 16s being free. Either book in advance by sending an email to jamesdmunro@btinternet.com or just pay at the door on arrival by cash or card.
For further details about the whole series contact: Andrew Stevenson – 01463 242767 or at stevenson.ata@btinternet.com
The Elmore String Quartet will be performing Schubert, Britten and Beethoven in St Stephen’s tomorrow evening Thursday 17th Feb at 7.30pm. Details on the poster attached. Elmore String Quartet
Do also take the chance of attending one more lunchtime recital at the Old High on Friday 25th February at 1pm, when the young talented pianist Nina Savicevic will play an hour of music by Debussy, Chopin, Liszt and Beethoven.
