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If you – or someone you know – would like to take to the stage, take a look at these opportunities:
- Inverness Music Festival (first two weekends in March, but applications close on 20th December), and
- Messiah for All II (11th January, pre-registration essential).
Details of the final performances will be circulated in due course
Remember to check the Eden Court website too – their events are not automatically added to this listing.
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Sgoil Chiùil na Gàidhealtachd.
The National Centre for Excellence in Traditional Music at Plockton High School: S6 Annual Tour. Croy Village Hall 27th March at 7pm. and Doll Hall…
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Inverness Symphony Orchestra “From the New World”.
Inverness Cathedral, 28th March at 7pm. Eduard Tubin, Dvořák, Beethoven.
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Festival of Psalms.
Free North Church, Bank Street, Inverness. Saturday 28th March at 2:30 pm. Join us to sing and reflect on Christ in the Psalms, led by…
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Come and Sing: The Crucifixion by John Stainer.
Inverness Cathedral, Friday 3rd April. 2pm register and rehearsal, performance at 5pm. Free admission and participation, retiring collection.
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Calum Stewart, Luc McNally & Sophie Stephenson
Universal Hall, Findhorn, Saturday, April 4 , 7:30 pm . Ullean pipes/flute, bouzouki, Step dancer perform traditional melodies and lyrical compositions. Tickets £18, concessions available.
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SCHOLFIELD & CLARKE DUO
The Stables Causeway, Cromarty, Saturday, April 4 , 7:30. Saxophone and Piano, Together they blend traditional masterpieces with contemporary works and inventive transcriptions. Tickets £15, concessions available.
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Eden Court at 50 – An Evening with RSNO featuring Scottish Opera.
Empire Theatre, Eden Court: Sat 4 Apr at 7:30pm. Programme: William Wordsworth, Ravel, Tchaikovsky. Tickets £25-£50
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Cello, Piano, Tea and Cake.
Inverness Cathedral, Sunday 12th April at 3pm. Programme includes works by Beethoven, Vivaldi and additionally celebrates a galaxy of women composers. Tea and cake from…
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