#queens hall

[sweetdreamsjeff]

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[laalratty]

Auri Concert

Came to Edinburgh yesterday to see Auri perform on their first European tour and I was able to snag a Meet and Greet with the band.

The concert was amazing and I love how the guest musicians left the stage partway through the last encore to leave the three members on stage playing and singing, before the instruments fell silent and they finished acapella.

And they kept to time.

[scottishmusicnetwork]

CONCERT REVIEW : KING KING & WHEN RIVERS MEET - QUEENS HALL EDINBURGH 24TH OCT 2021

CONCERT REVIEW : KING KING & WHEN RIVERS MEET – QUEENS HALL EDINBURGH 24TH OCT 2021

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[gianttankeh]

Usurper / Áine O'Dwyer & The Glad Comunity Choir / Bill Wells Ft. Audrey Bizouerne & Danielle Price at Counterflows Festive Soiree, Queens Hall, Edinburgh: 20/12/19.

[scottishmusicnetwork]

THE SWEET play ABERBEEN – Lemon Tree on Friday 13th December and EDINBURGH – Queens Hall on Saturday 14th December 2019!

[guardianmajor]

We're looking at the West-Eastern Divan youth orchestra rehearsing for a performance in the BBC Proms. The Proms (short for promenade concerts) is an annual music festival held in London over eight weeks from July into September. The first Proms took place on August 10, 1895, in the Queen’s Hall in Langham Place, London. After the Queen's Hall was destroyed by a bomb during the Blitz, the Proms moved here to the Royal Albert Hall in 1941. This year marks the 125th festival and includes 150 concerts and educational events. While the focus is on classical music, the Proms in the Park event closes out the season in nearby Hyde Park with performances from Barry Manilow, Chrissie Hynde, and other pop artists. (via Major Mike | Classical music takes center stage)

[classicaldiscourse]

Festival Music review: Joshua Bell, Steven Isserlis and Dénes Várjon, Queen’s Hall

Festival Music review: Joshua Bell, Steven Isserlis and Dénes Várjon, Queen’s Hall

EXPECTATIONS were high for the coming together of three top performers – violinist Joshua Bell, cellist Steven Isserlis and pianist Dénes Várjon – and they certainly did not disappoint. Isserlis’s treatment of Schumann’s wistful melodies in his Three Romances was spot on. He took the first at restrained pace, striking a more reflective than overly emotional tone. Such an approach may have meant…

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[mylifeinthemoshofghosts]

Clock DVA set list, Futurama 2 festival. Saturday 13th September 1980. Northloop, Uncertain, Sensorium, White Cell, 4 Hours, Bluetone, No. 2, Piano Pain.