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Music for a While: Jerome Collins, Boy Chorister
Inverness Cathedral, Friday 22nd August at 4pm. Jerome sings Faure, Purcell and more. Free entry.
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Christine Lawrie (piano) and Marcus Barcham-Stevens (Violin)
St Bride’s Parish Church, Newtonmore at 7:30, Moday 18th August 2025. Handel, Bach, Elgar, Gershwin. Admission £10.
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Let the Organ Thunder: Ciaran Walker, 15th August.
Inverness Cathedral, 1:15 – 2pm. Free entry, retiring collection for Inverness Cathedral Music Fund.
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Concert in the Wood with Graham Mackenzie
Evanton Community Wood, Thursday 14th August at 3:30pm. A brilliant young fiddle player (some may remember his as a very young lad in the Kiltearn Fiddlers). Entry is free.
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Inverness Fiddlers in Concert.
Inverness Cathedral, Sunday 10th August 2025. Tea and Cake from 3pm, concert starts 3:30. Traditional Music from Scotland and beyond. Tickets £12 on the door
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Let the Organ Thunder: Philip Berg, 8th August.
Inverness Cathedral, 1:15 – 2pm. Free entry, retiring collection for Inverness Cathedral Music Fund.
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Let the Organ Thunder: Matt Edwards, 1st August.
Inverness Cathedral, 1:15 – 2pm. Free entry, retiring collection for Inverness Cathedral Music Fund.
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Fèis Rois Ceilidh Trail 2025
Various dates and locations around Inverness City and the Highlands between 26th July and 9th August. The Fèis Rois Ceilidh Trail is a summer tour and professional development opportunity for outstanding young traditional musicians aged 16 to 25. Includes informal performances (Entry generally free, donations welcome) and Ceilidh events at modest cost.
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Opera Bohemia present Tosca – Boat of Garten.
Boat of Garten Community Hall, Friday 25th July at 7:30. A tale of love, lust and deception. Tickets £18 (members £16), booking essential. Concessions available.
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Let the Organ Thunder: Tiffany Vong, Friday 18th July.
Inverness Cathedral, 1:15 – 2pm. Free entry, retiring collection for Inverness Cathedral Music Fund.
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Music with a French theme: Soprano, Flute and Piano.
Inverness Cathedral, Sunday 13th July, 3pm for 3:30. Faure, Caplet, Chausson and others. Admission £12
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Greig Piano Concerto.
With Catriona Mairi Mackenzie (piano) and Adrian Marple (organ). Inverness Cathedral, Friday 11th July at 1:15 pm. Retiring collection for Inverness Cathedral music fund.
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Let the Organ Thunder: Adrian Marple, 4th July.
Inverness Cathedral, 1:15 – 2pm. Free entry, retiring collection for Inverness Cathedral Music Fund.
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Under Canvas, Eden Court, Inverness: until 23rd August.
An eclectic selection of musical events, including Traditional, Folk, and more. Prices vary.
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Concert for Ukraine – Nairn.
United Reformed Church, Nairn on Sunday 29th June at 7pm. Igor and Oleksii, talented concert accordion players from Kiev, return with a fund-raising concert in aid of those suffering due to the war in Ukraine. Charitable donations requested.
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Concert for Ukraine – Inverness.
Church of St Michael and All Angels, Abban Street, Inverness, Saturday 28th June 2025. Igor and Oleksii, talented concert accordion players from Kiev, return with a fund-raising concert in aid of those suffering due to the war in Ukraine. Charitable donations requested.
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Scottish Chamber Orchestra – Schubert Symphony no:5
Universal Hall Findhorn, Saturday, June 21 at 7:30 pm. Preceded by Ravel, Le Tombeau de Couperin, and Ibert, Flute Concerto. Tickets £20, concessions available.
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Scottish Chamber Orchestra at Golspie High School: Schubert Symphony No.5
Golspie High School, Fri 20 Jun at 7:30pm, Ravel, Ibert, Schubert. Tickets £22.50, concessions available.
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Duncan Chisholm & Hamish Napier
Universal Hall Findhorn, Sunday June 15 2025 at 7:30pm. Duncan is one of Scotland’s most recognised and accomplished fiddle players and composers. Hamish is a Scottish folk multi-instrumentalist, educator and composer inspired by the heritage and nature of his native landscape. Tickets £18, concessions available.
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Inverness Symphony Orchestra present Sibelius: Finlandia.
Crown Church, Saturday 14th June at 7pm. Greig: excerpts from Peer Gynt, and Sibelius symphony no. 2. Suggested donation £15, under 18s free.
