The concert due to be given by Lana Trotovšek and Maria Canyigueral on 17th April 2020 is cancelled.

As you probably anticipated, the concert season has now come to an end due to the government restrictions put in place to manage the coronavirus situation.

The concert due to be given by Lana Trotovšek and Maria Canyigueral on 17^th April 2020 is cancelled.

If you have subscribed to the concert season, you are eligible for a refund of £15 per subscriber (i.e. one third of the cost of the subscription) as two of the six concerts have been cancelled. Please contact Ian Clark (Treasurer) at clarkzian@icloud.com to provide your bank details to enable the refund to be made directly to you by bank transfer.

Alternatively, if you would like to support the Inverurie Music Award Scheme for young musicians, you can opt for this money, or part of it, to be transferred to the Award Scheme fund for 2020. All contributions to the fund will be gratefully received.

It’s such a shame that Lana and Maria will not be coming to Inverurie to give their concert next month. Both are very disappointed not to be performing in Inverurie as they enjoy visiting this part of the world. Hopefully they will be able to return before too long.

Meanwhile you can support the artists and enjoy some beautiful music by clicking on these links and sharing them with others.

Beethoven from Lana Trotovsek and Maria Canyigueral
The incredible first movement of Beethoven's 'Kreutzer' violin sonata played by violinist Lana Trotovsek and pianist Maria Canyigueral. Lana and Maria are playing Beethoven, Prokofiev and Škerjanc at Wigmore Hall on Monday 22 July – and if you're aged under 35, you can attend for just £5! 👉 https://clssicfm.co/2JQ3JwV
Posted by Classic FM on Thursday, July 18, 2019

Beethoven 'Spring' Sonata
The beautiful first movement of Beethoven's 'Spring' violin sonata played by violinist Lana Trotovsek and pianist Maria Canyigueral. Lana and Maria are playing Beethoven this Sunday at London's Conway Hall 👉 https://clssicfm.co/2Ntf2xQ
Posted by Classic FM on Tuesday, January 14, 2020

Streamed concerts are also available from Chamber Music Scotland on their YouTube channel here. There are five from last week still available and more live performances will happen on Wednesdays at 7.30pm.