Perth Concert Hall

Amazing Spanish flautist André Cebrian is celebrated for his beauty of tone combined with remarkable virtuosity. 

Scottish Chamber Orchestra’s Principal bassoonist Cerys Ambrose-Evans' programme includes Saint-Saëns’ charming and brilliant bassoon sonata with works by Debussy, Tansman and Nadia Boulanger.

THIS EVENT IS PART OF PERTH FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS

Internationally acclaimed American conductor and pupil of Leonard Bernstein, Steven Mercurio conducts a colourful programme at Perth Festival of the Arts featuring one of the most popular violin concertos ever written and Beethoven’s energetic Seventh Symphony.

THIS EVENT IS PART OF PERTH FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS

European ensemble Il Giardino d’Amore present their new programme 300 Years Anniversary of the Vivaldi 4 Seasons, celebrating 300 years since the masterwork appeared in print for the first time in Amsterdam and become one of the most popular classical pieces of all times. 

THIS EVENT IS PART OF PERTH FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS

One of the world’s finest brass bands, WFEL Fairey Band presents a spectacular concert of music and animation, performing a brass band arrangement of Pictures at an Exhibition to accompany animated interpretations of Mussorgsky’s masterpiece.

Proms and coronation superstar Roderick Williams employs his famously beautiful baritone to bring Schumann's Dichterliebe to life in a new English translation. 

One of the UK's finest specialist music schools, this concert offers some of their senior students the opportunity to perform chamber music and solo works.

Bach’s B Minor Mass is one of the pinnacles of all music and we are thrilled to welcome the Schola Cantorum from Yale with distinguished British conductor David Hill and the Juilliard415 ensemble for what promises to be a special evening.

Schubert's most beloved chamber work is artfully brought to life by the endlessly talented Kanneh-Mason family. 

Experience the NYOS Development Orchestra as they return for their Summer concert play Sibelius’s Symphony No. 1, alongside Kauyumari, a work from the past decade by Mexican composer Gabriela Ortiz.

From earthy folk melodies to richly Romantic passions – what better way to launch a new season of discoveries than in the company of Czech maestro Antonín Dvořák?

When Mozart wrote his 20th Piano Concerto, he directed the orchestra and played the piano himself. Today  in his place, we’ve got the multitalented Lera Auerbach.

When night falls, so too does silence – and that’s when music can weave its darkest spells.

Famous for its use in ‘Brief Encounter’ Rachmaninov’s second piano concerto is the epitome of heart on the sleeve emotion. 

It simply wouldn't be New Year at Perth Concert Hall without the music of Vienna's most famous son Johann Strauss and his friends.