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Stephanie Gonley plays the violin.

Mozart Sinfonia Concertante

Programme

  • CAPPERAULD

    Carmina Gadelica (World Premiere)*

  • MOZART

    Sinfonia Concertante K364

  • SCHUBERT

    Symphony No 4

Stephanie Gonley Director / Violin
Max Mandel Viola

Please note: There has been a change to the advertised concert. Sadly Lorenza Borrani is indisposed, but we are grateful to SCO Leader Stephanie Gonley who will join us as Director/Violin for this concert.

Join the Scottish Chamber Orchestra, and Leader Stephanie Gonley, for an evening of innovation, virtuosity, and timeless classics.

This special concert opens with the world premiere of Carmina Gadelica by SCO Associate Composer Jay Capperauld, a spellbinding new work inspired by Scotland’s rich folklore.

Gonley then leads from the violin in Mozart’s Sinfonia Concertante, a sparkling dialogue between violin and viola (SCO Principal Viola, Max Mandel) that balances elegance with emotional depth. The evening closes with Schubert’s Fourth Symphony, the Tragic - a dramatic and deeply expressive masterpiece.

*Commissioned by the Scottish Chamber Orchestra and generously supported by a grant from the Vaughan Williams Foundation.

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