Film

Scottish Ensemble cellist, Naomi Pavri and Blind Summit's Artistic Director, Mark Down offer an insight into the development of The Law of Gravity.

A year of bold story-telling and collaborative musical adventure.

Get to know Scottish Ensemble's musicians as they answer some frequently asked questions about performing, touring and being part of Scotland leading string ensemble.

"For someone who's had a brain injury, you can really feel like your life is going nowhere"

Issy Robertson, Artist
McManus Gallery & NHS Tayside Healthcare Arts Trust

“For me, my painting is an invitation to pause, reflect, and enjoy your time”

Ruth Simpson, artist

"There's something about people feeling connected to the areas they’re from that these tunes can bring very strongly, both to the players and the audience members"

Alastair Savage

I like the way I can speak through the music...it’s like a voice. And I can express myself more easily than any other form of communication through the viola, which is what I really like about it.

Jane Atkins, violist

"If we didn't have art, then what are we living for?"

Hannah Myers, artist

“For me creativity is the way we make connections with each other, it's the way we communicate, it's the way we understand our place in the world and we process our emotions and what’s going on around us”

Composer Ailie Robertson

SE Artistic Director Jonathan Morton was interviewed by Andreas Kern, artist and founder of Piano City with fellow collaborators Joan Clevillé and Genevieve Reeves about the award-winning digital project these bones, this flesh, this skin.

Explore the making of our theatrical collaboration with Stewart Laing and Untitled Projects, featuring words by Pamela Carter and music by highly lauded Icelandic composer/producer Valgeir Sigurðsson.

A short documentary film of our creative learning project exploring connections between music and science, filmed at Harris Academy in Dundee.