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Charitable trusts and foundations play a key role in helping us to fund new music commissions, orchestral recordings and our Creative Learning programme.

This programme sees musicians going into schools, communities and hospitals to help bring about positive outcomes for our participants.

The SCO is very grateful for this invaluable support and truly appreciates the strong relationships it has with many charitable trusts and foundations. Their generosity and investment in our work helps us to reach thousands of people of all ages across Scotland and beyond through our music.

"The work you are doing is clearly so important and I am proud that the Trust has been able to be of assistance. The memories of your team working so effectively with the children will stay with me forever."

Chief Executive

SCO Concerts

See the quality music programming that is possible thanks to the generosity of trusts and foundations.

Two young teenage boys stand with trumpets in front of the Craigmillar Castle walls. One is looking to the music sheet, while the other looks into the camera and smiles.

Craigmillar Residency

A five-year project helping bring the joy of live music to a local community. Learn more about the work happening in Craigmillar thanks to generous funding and support.

A man looks towards the camera against a black background. The left side of the image has been distorted and a faint copy of the man's face is visible.

Jay Capperauld

Associate Composer

SCO Associate Composer Jay Capperauld is involved with numerous projects in our Creative Learning programme. Read more about these projects and Jay.

A young SCO Academy member plays double bass with the SCO double bass players in the foreground.

Creative Learning

Learn more about our Creative Learning programme, which is kindly supported by many charitable trusts, foundations, and our donor's generosity.

Contact Us

Learn more about how to support our work by getting in touch with Alice Latham by email.