Festival Opening Service (Edinburgh Festival of the Sacred Arts)
St Giles’ Cathedral, founded in 1124 by King David I and a working church for over 900 years, provides a
St Giles’ Cathedral, founded in 1124 by King David I and a working church for over 900 years, provides a
Just ten minutes' walk from the Royal Botanic Garden, this beautiful church was designed by Scotland's 'premier architect', Robert Rowand
Director: Au Arias, Piano: Lynda Cochrane, Bandoneon: Nicolas Maceratesi The award-winning Mackintosh Choir (Patron Sir John Rutter) was established in
Curated by Edinburgh artists David Grossart and Carol Marples, this exhibition in St Vincent’s Undercroft, draws on specially selected works
The third annual competition for young composers of sacred music concludes with this event in the historic setting of the
Just ten minutes’ walk from the Royal Botanic Garden, this beautiful church was designed by Scotland’s ‘premier architect’, Robert Rowand
Schola Cantorum, director Michael Ferguson This concert takes its inspiration from the recent installation outside the Cathedral of Homeless Jesus, the
Opened in 1542 as a Catholic Chapel for the fashionable area of Edinburgh's Cowgate, the Scottish Reformation of 1560 turned
Sam Madden, tenor and Will Sims, piano Sam Madden and Will Sims conclude their critically acclaimed trilogy of recitals in
Opened in 1542 as a Catholic Chapel for the fashionable area of Edinburgh’s Cowgate, the Scottish Reformation of 1560 turned
Christopher Marlowe’s famous tragedy, Doctor Faustus, was first performed around 1595, just a few years after the first translation into
Hard by Waverley Station, Old Saint Paul’s current building was constructed in stages from the 1880s to 1926, when the