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Power of Music 1 – Louise Welsh and Andrea Baker
bakerScottish writer Louise Welsh is an award-winning novelist, radio presenter and librettist. Join her in discussion with Andrea Baker as she selects the five pieces of music that mean the most to her. £8 (£6 concession)
Organ Recital – John Kitchen
In the second of our popular lunchtime organ recital series, John Kitchen, Edinburgh University and City Organist will play a programme of music by Michael Praetorius, JL Krebs, Heinrich Scheidemann, Georg Böhm and Handel £7
Sunday 9am Communion
Our first service at St Andrew’s and St George’s West on a Sunday is short Communion service at 9am. It lasts about half an hour and everyone is welcome.
Sunday 9am Communion
Our first service at St Andrew’s and St George’s West on a Sunday is short Communion service at 9am. It lasts about half an hour and everyone is welcome. Retiring collection for Mulanje Mission Hospital After all our services today …
Watchnight Service
Join our Watchnight Service in the magic atmosphere of our christmas-tree-lit sanctuary and wait for Christmas Day. With music, readings, candlelight. We start at 11.30pm, with music from about 11.15pm Everyone welcome!
Edith Piaf: Lunchtime Music and Reflection
Take time out at lunchtime and enjoy some jazz in the city centre. Soprano Caitlin McGillivray sings while John Ramsay explores Piaf’s life and times.
Robert Schumann: Lunchtime Music and Reflection
The third in our series of lunchtime music and reflection, this week on Robert Schumann. A newly formed trio of Alex Prentice, violin, Joanna Stark cello and Max McWhirter, piano perform key pieces while Eleanor Wilson explores Schumann’s life …
A Musical Reformation : Lunchtime Music and Reflection
Enjoy this free lecture and recital on Reformation Day. St Andrew’s and St George’s West Vocal Ensemble performs music from the 16th Century and later. Pastor Verena Jantzen of the German Speaking Congregation in Edinburgh considers aspects of the Reformation. …
The Power of Music: Bernard MacLaverty in conversation with Andrea Baker
Bernard MacLaverty was born in Northern Ireland and brought his family to Scotland in 1975. He has written five novels and five collections of short stories, as well as screenplays, dramas for both television and radio, and libretti for Scottish …
Amnesty Jazz
Enjoy an evening of great music and great tunes in aid of Amnesty International. St May’s Music School ‘s senior jazz ensembles are directed by the inimitable Richard Ingham in his unmissable farewell concert. Concert presented by St Mary’s Music School in …
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