Perth Concert Hall

Join Scottish Ensemble's violist Andrew Berridge and a quartet of musicians to explore the familiar and the new in this intimate listening experience, revealing the full potential of what live music can do for us.

Bold, theatrical, daring, controversial. As we mark the 150th birthday of sad pantomime clown Pierrot, Arnold Schoenberg’s melodrama continues to thrill audiences over a century later.

ZRI's unique instrumentation, with santouri and accordion alongside the more familiar strings and clarinet, brings us reimaginings of string quartets by Ravel and Janáček.

From earthy folk melodies to richly Romantic passions – what better way to launch a new season of discoveries than in the company of Czech maestro Antonín Dvořák?

As is often the case with John Butt's Dunedin Consort, Bach is it the heart of the programme as star soprano Carolyn Sampson sings Jauchzet Gott - one of the most purely joyous of all his works. 

A Rolls Royce pairing of two of Britain’s world leading pianists. Paul Lewis and Steven Osborne return to Perth Concert Hall with a fantastic programme of Schubert piano duets.

We welcome Trio Chiara to perform Brahms and Debussy’s piano trios. Brahms often saved his most intimate musical thoughts for his chamber music. In contrast the Debussy sparkles with varying light and shade.

When Mozart wrote his 20th Piano Concerto, he directed the orchestra and played the piano himself. Today  in his place, we’ve got the multitalented Lera Auerbach.

The Consone Quartet are much loved regular visitors to Perth Concert Hall and they return to perform music by Czerny and Smetana. 

When night falls, so too does silence – and that’s when music can weave its darkest spells.

Supposedly written to mitigate the sleeplessness of a Russian ambassador the Goldberg Variations are one of Bach’s most striking compositions.

Steven Osborne joins with world class cellist Alban Gerhardt for an appetising programme beginning with Schubert’s Arpeggione and concluding in sparking French repertoire from Debussy and Ravel.

It is a joy to welcome back Perth’s own Alasdair Beatson alongside Polish violinist Maria Wlozczowska.

Go on, admit it, you have never heard 6 accordionists in one concert. Well today is your lucky day!

Famous for its use in ‘Brief Encounter’ Rachmaninov’s second piano concerto is the epitome of heart on the sleeve emotion.