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Leon McCawley – piano
Inverness Town House, Monday 29th September 2025 @ 7:30 pm. Scarlatti, Beethoven, Chopin, Franck. Tickets £25, concessions available. Season tickets for IPR 2025-26 also on sale.
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Scottish Ballet presents Mary, Queen of Scots
Eden Court Theatre, Inverness, Friday 26th to Saturday 27th September 2025: times vary. This major new production draws on the complex relationship between Mary, Queen of Scots and Elizabeth I of England. New music, by the team behind 2022 hit Coppélia, is performed live by the Scottish Ballet Orchestra. Tickets £20-£54.
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Simon Evans & Ian Sharp (Violin and Piano)
The Stables, Cromarty, on Sunday 21st September at 15:00. Greig, Amy Beacb, Arvo Pärt and Brahms. Tickets £14, concessions available.
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The Mahler Players present Parsifal Act 2 – Strathpeffer.
Strathpeffer Pavillion, Sunday 21st September at 3pm. The Mahler Players perform the bewitching Act 2 from Wagner’s final opera Parsifal with an internationally-renowned cast of soloists. Tickets £5 – £19.50
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The Mahler Players present Parsifal Act 2 – Inverness.
Inverness Cathedral, Saturday 20th September at 8pm. The Mahler Players perform the bewitching Act 2 from Wagner’s final opera Parsifal with an internationally-renowned cast of soloists. Tickets £5 – £19.50
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Rossini’s Petite Messe Solennelle
Pluscarden Abbey, 20th September 2025, 6-8:30 pm. This will be performed by combined choral forces plus soloists. Tickets £20
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Voices and Clarinets
Inverness Cathedral, Sunday 14th September 2025 at 3pm. The Music Fyne soloists and the Clarinet Section. A delightful fternoon of music by Haydn and Mozart. Tea/coffee and cake from 3pm, performance starts 3:30. Admission £12.
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Martin Roscoe (piano)
Nairn Community & Arts centre, Saturday Saturday 13th September at 7:30 pm. Beethoven, Schubert, Debussy, John Ireland and Liszt. Tickets; nonmembers £19, concessions available.
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Rant – Cromarty
The Stables, Cromarty 13th September at 7:30 pm. RANT remain at the forefront of the Scottish fiddle scene, playing music from old collections and their own contemporary writing. Tickets £15
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Rant – Findhorn
Universal Hall, Findhorn. Friday, September 12 , 7:30 pm. RANT remain at the forefront of the Scottish fiddle scene, playing music from old collections and their own contemporary writing. Admission £18, concessions available.
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Blas Festival: 5th to 13th September 2025.
Various locations across the region between 5th and 13th September, with an extensive lineup of traditional performers. Celebrating the music, song, culture, and language of the Highlands. Admission prices vary.
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Ashley Fripp (piano)
Boat of Garten Community Hall, Monday 1st September at 7:30 pm. Bach, Schumann, Beethoven, Brahms and Chopin. Tickets £18, children and students free.
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Come and Listen: Favourites from Gilbert and Sullivan.
Inverness Cathedral, Saturday 30th August at 7 pm. With full orchestra, soloists and large local chorus. Admission £14, under 18s free
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Come and sing: Gilbert and Sullivan.
Wiith orchestra and soloists. Inverness Cathedral, Saturday 30th August 2025 . Rehearsal 10am – 5pm, concert at 7pm. All singers welcome. Read more for registration details
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Old Blind Dogs
Eden Court, Inverness – OneTouch Theatre – Friday 29 August 2025 8:00pm. one of the hottest live tickets on the traditional Scottish music scene today. Tickets up to £19:50, concessions available
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Let the Organ Thunder: Adrian Marple, 29th August.
Inverness Cathedral, 1:15 – 2pm. Free entry, retiring collection for Archbishops Joint Appeal for Gaza and Jerusalem.
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Scottish Chamber Orchestra – Rossini & Schubert
Empire Theatre, Eden Court, Friday 29th August at 7:30 pm. Rossini, Spohr and Schubert. Tickets £24.50.
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Christian Garrick (violin) and John Etheridge (guitar).
Strathpeffer Pavilion, Thursday 28th August at 7pm. “A Grappelli and Reinhardt for our times”. Tickets £17:50, concessions available.
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Let the Organ Thunder: Gordon Tocher, 22nd August.
Inverness Cathedral, 1:15 – 2pm. Free entry, retiring collection for Inverness Cathedral Music Fund.
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How High should Boys Sing?; Jerome Collins and Martin Ashley
St John’s Church Rothiemurchus on Friday 22nd August at 7:30. A unique lecture recital. 10 year old Jerome performs music by Britten, Elgar, Purcell, Schubert and more. Admission free, retiring collection.
