Concerts are mainly held in The Old Church, Kinloch Rannoch, PH16 5QA, on Sunday afternoons usually starting at 3.00pm but please check details below.
The Old Church in Kinloch Rannoch is a beautiful venue with excellent acoustics, perfect for musicians and audiences alike. Concert-goers also enjoy time to socialise during the interval over a glass of wine or a soft drink.
Season tickets for admission to all six concerts cost £42 each. Individual concerts are £10.00 at the door with free admission for children.
For more information and if you would like to purchase a season ticket, please contact the Secretary: Email
PROGRAMME FOR 2024
Sunday August 11th
15.00 Sally Simpson (fiddle) and Catriona Hawksworth (piano)
The Old Church of Rannoch
Catriona Hawksworth and Sally Simpson's musical friendship goes back to their early teens when they met through the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland's Junior Academy programme. Since then, their passion for traditional music has taken them to study at the National Centre for Excellence in Traditional Music, the RCS Scottish Music degree (Sally) and Newcastle University Folk Degree (Catriona), with both choosing to spend a year on exchange in Sweden to explore other musical traditions. 2017 saw the release of their debut album, ‘DUO’. Together they work for Live Music Now Scotland, using music to forge connections in social care settings, as well as playing in all-female folk party-band Heisk.
In their duo playing they explore the music that they most care about, creating a tender interplay between fiddle and piano and celebrating influences as varied as Swedish polskas, Highland strathspeys, and even a Chilean protest tune!
Admission £10.00 payable at the door. Free entry for children. Refreshments - (wine, soft drinks, nibbles) - served during the interval.
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Sunday September 15th
15.00 Bruadar Duo: Lynn Fraser (flute) and Kieran McCrossan (guitar)
The Old Church of Rannoch
Kieran is a recent graduate of Edinburgh Napier University where he studied with Simon Thacker. Lynn Fraser is a music teacher (Falkirk Council) and studied music in Glasgow with Rosemary Eliot and Sheena Gordon.
Sunday October 20th
15.00 Maximiliano Martin (clarinet) and Scott Mitchell (piano)
The Old Church of Rannoch
Maximiliano Martin, principal clarinet of the Scottish Chamber Orchestra, will be joined by Scott Mitchell who has a distinguished career as a chamber music collaborator with some of Scotland’s finest artists.
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