Tag: RSNO
Events at Rosslyn Chapel for Scotland’s History Festival
Medieval music and historic tales are all on offer at Rosslyn Chapel this month, as part of the Chapel’s contribution to Scotland’s History Festival.
Today, during opening times, visitors can meet a medieval musician from...
RSNO invite families to the MONSTERS BALL!
Families invited to The Monsters’ Ball
Children’s Classic Concerts (CCC) and the Royal Scottish National Orchestra (RSNO) present a Strictly Spooktacular opening to their new season of family concerts
Sunday 2nd November 2014, 3.00pm, Usher Hall,...
Five things you need to know today
Craighouse Planning Application
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Edinburgh is number 2!
Today the council's Development Management Committee meets for a whole day devoted to one planning application, the redevelopment of Craighouse which was previously owned by Edinburgh...
RSNO announce sponsorship deal
Ahead of the RSNO's 2014/15 season it has been announced that they have been able to secure some funding for their concert series in Glasgow's Kelvingrove Art Gallery.
Brewin Dolphin has agreed to support the...
RSNO launch schools programme
Nationwide music programme for schools launched with national composition competition for 12-18 year olds
RSNO Engage for Schools most ambitious Scotland-wide orchestral music initiative to date
From May, the Royal Scottish National Orchestra (RSNO) will provide...
RSNO announce 2014:15 programme
The RSNO today announced a programme which will start off with an Opera Gala in Inverness in September, bring Sheherezade to the Usher Hall in October, combine the talents of music director Peter Oundjian...
RSNO Chorus Director bids the chorus adieu
RSNO Chorus Director to leave at end of Season
Timothy Dean will direct the Chorus until the end of the 2013:14 Season, concluding his tenure with performances of Mahler’s Symphony No 8
Royal Scottish National Orchestra (RSNO) Chorus...
RSNO appoint two new board members
Chris van der Kuyl and Mark Batho bring knowledge and experience of educational and digital sectors as Scotland’s national orchestra prepares its move to new premises in 2014
The Royal Scottish National Orchestra (RSNO) has...
Usher Hall 100 years old in 2014
And how best to celebrate that milestone? Well have a concert of course!
USHER HALL PRESENTS 100TH BIRTHDAY CONCERT A Centenary Celebration : Thursday 6 March 2014
For one night only Edinburgh’s Usher Hall will celebrate 100 glorious years of...
RSNO has a new digital projects coordinator
New bands across many genres may benefit from working with the RSNO due to the new appointment.
The Royal Scottish National Orchestra (RSNO) has appointed Neil Cullen to the new, full-time position of Digital Projects...
Win two tickets for the RSNO!
Today we have a great competition and the prize is to win a voucher for two top price tickets to the 2013:14 RSNO Season. You have to enter by 2 October 2013 at 5:00pm.
The...
RSNO launch their new season
The Royal Scottish National Orchestra (RSNO) has announced its second Season with Music Director Peter Oundjian, following a critically-acclaimed start to the British-Canadian’s tenure at the helm. The RSNO will this year perform works...
Royal Scottish National Orchestra in China for Hogmanay
The Reporter's very own David Kettle accompanied the RSNO on their New Year trip to China.
The Royal Scottish National Orchestra and its music director Peter Oundjian have had a pretty hectic Hogmanay. It was...
RSNO win Arts and Business Scotland Awards
Scotland’s national orchestra takes both honours in ‘First in a Lifetime’ category
The Royal Scottish National Orchestra’s (RSNO) relationships with the corporate community were commended at the annual Arts & Business Scotland Awards ceremony yesterday evening at...
Xander Van Vliet joins RSNO
The Royal Scottish National Orchestra (RSNO) has appointed 31 year-old Dutch musician, Xander Van Vliet, winner of the Rodger Raphael Prize, as its Principal Second Violin. Xander has been principal Second Violin with The Scottish...
