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SCO in Craigmillar Residency

We are very proud of our role in taking music out of the concert hall and into the everyday lives of people across Scotland, supporting communities to use music to come together, get creative and feel good.

SCO in Craigmillar is a five-year programme of creative projects and performances for residents of all ages in Greater Craigmillar, Edinburgh.

Building on the area’s extraordinary history of Community Arts, the SCO aims to be part of a community-wide journey to re-energise creative activity with and for diverse groups, and for this residency to connect the community with a national cultural resource.

Schools Programme

Our schools workshop programme give pupils from nursery, primary and secondary school the space and tools to express themselves creatively.

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Voices

Craigmillar Voices is a vocal project for local adults to enjoy a shared singing experience, under the guidance of workshop leader Moira Morrison.

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Seen and Heard

Seen and Heard is a cross-art form project for adults in Craigmillar led by our Associate Composer Jay Capperauld.

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ReConnect

The programme provides a series of weekly music sessions in which dementia patients, together with visiting family members and care staff, are invited and supported to sing, play instruments, improvise and listen.

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Baillie Gifford

This project was made possible by the generous support of Baillie Gifford. Their sponsorship is enabling us to reach thousands of people in communities across Scotland.

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Kindly supported by

Scops Arts Trust, The Daphne Hamilton Trust, The Plum Trust, The Stevenston Charitable Trust, Cruden Foundation, The D’Oyly Carte Charitable Trust, Mrs Rowena Goffin's Charitable Trust, The Misses Barrie Charitable Trust, Mrs Jean Fraser’s Charitable Trust and those who wish to remain anonymous