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Scottish Ensemble to play its part in McLellan Galleries revival
Working alongside Glasgow Film and Articulate, a two-year pilot project will help to breathe new life into the iconic Glasgow landmark
17 February 2026
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Scottish Ensemble welcomes three new Trustees
Shannon-Latoyah Simon, Anna McDonald, and Alayne Swanson will help to steer Scottish Ensemble’s future vision.
14 November 2025
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Announcing our Spring/Summer 2026 events
Scottish Ensemble takes audiences on a bold adventure with new projects and collaborations and the return of the much-loved Concerts for a Summer’s Night.
6 November 2025
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Gordon Cervoni reflects on the impact of our Young Artists programme
Gordon Cervoni took part in Scottish Ensemble’s Young Artists programme in 2021 and reflects on the impact it has had on his career.
12 October 2025
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Five minutes with… Dame Seona Reid
Trustee, Dame Seona Reid, tells us about her inspirations, interests and role at Scottish Ensemble.
8 July 2025
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17 June 2025
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Announcing our Autumn/Winter 2025/26 events
Exploring the power and breadth of musical experience, we take audiences on a bold adventure with new ideas and collaborations and the return of the ever-popular Concerts by Candlelight.
5 June 2025
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The Law of Gravity in review…
Photos and reviews from The Law of Gravity, our collaboration with Blind Summit
17 February 2025
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Scottish Ensemble receives Creative Scotland funding
Scottish Ensemble receives an uplift in Creative Scotland funding for 3 years
30 January 2025
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Composer profile: Hannah Kendall
Hannah Kendall's new work will premiere at this year's Concerts by Candlelight tour, find out more about the composer.
11 November 2024
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James Hardie announced as Scottish Ensemble’s new Chief Executive
Scottish Ensemble is pleased to announce the appointment of James Hardie as our new Chief Executive.
5 November 2024
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Reviews from our debut at London’s Southbank Centre
Read what the press had to say about our debut performance at London's Southbank Centre in September 2024.
10 October 2024
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New research published on live music and mental health
Research identifies ways more children and young people in Scotland can experience the mental health and wellbeing benefits of live music.
21 March 2024
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Insight into the development of Impulse: Music in Motion
Jonathan Morton and choreographer, Örjan Andersson offer an insight into the development of Impulse: Music in Motion.
26 February 2024
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Scottish Ensemble wins ABO’s Green Orchestras award
Scottish Ensemble awarded the Green Orchestras award at the Association of British Orchestras (ABO) annual Classical Music Awards
25 January 2024
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Audience Fund grant from the Royal Philharmonic Society
With thanks to the Royal Philharmonic Society and Rachel Baker Memorial Charity.
13 December 2023
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Everything you need to know about Folded Landscapes
A true testament to the beguiling nature of Erland Cooper, is our ever-expanding collaboratory project with him...
5 May 2023
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Looking back on our 2022 at Scottish Ensemble
With 2022 coming to a close, we're looking back on our year of performances and sharing recordings and digital content you can enjoy over the festive break.
20 December 2022
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Strike up the Band: When pop and classical collide
Classical? Pop? Rock? Does anyone even care anymore? Music journalist Hugh Morris explores some of the genre-busting composers featured in The Bridge Festival.
18 April 2022
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Listening to Estonia
The northernmost Baltic state is famous for revolting in song. But its musical traditions run deeper than twentieth-century politics. Andrew Mellor explores.
12 April 2022
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Why do we love live music?
Ahead of Common Sound, Rosie Davies lends us her perspective on what makes live so special.
22 October 2021
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Can Creativity Help Us Be More Green?
Scott Crawford Morrison explores the connection between culture, creativity and the climate crisis.
9 January 2020
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Where did the classical concert come from?
Can learning more about music written 300 years ago help us to re-think and re-appreciate the modern concert experience? Ahead of Baroque: Take Two, we explore how the Baroque era changed our experience of classical music, and how we might
4 October 2019
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The surprising connections between music and food
Eating a meal together and sharing music together: two familiar experiences with a surprising amount in common. Ahead of Sound Bites, we take a deeper look at the connection between these functional, sensory and emotional experiences.
19 June 2019