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Ida Pelliccioli Piano Recital – Saturday 1st October 2022 (8pm) at the Acorn Centre, Inverurie – first concert of the new season!

The new Inverurie Music concert season will open with a recital given by Ida Pelliccioli at the Acorn Centre, West High Street, Inverurie on Saturday 1st October 2022, starting at 8pm. The programme for the recital is shown below: Sibelius: Six Impromptus, Op. 5Brahms/Busoni: ‘Herszlich tut mich verlangen’ from Eleven Chorale PreludesBusoni: Fantasia nach J […]

Launch of the Inverurie Music Concert Season 2022-2023 – subscribe and save now!

Summer is coming to an end and so it’s time to get ready for the new season of concerts starting on 1st October 2022 at the Acorn Centre, Inverurie. By subscribing to the whole season of seven concerts, you can save £35 on the individual concert ticket price. The cost of subscribing for the season […]
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String Ensemble Day led by Jean Fletcher – Saturday 18th June 2022 – Kemnay Church Centre

The summer Inverurie Music String Ensemble Day will be held on Saturday 18th June 2022 at Kemnay Church Centre. String players of all abilities are welcome to this workshop to enjoy a day of exploring music with expert tuition from Jean. There are approximately twenty places available and we are aiming for the group to […]
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Inverurie Music Award Scheme 2022 – now open for applications!

Inverurie Music is delighted to be able to offer support to young musicians from Alford, Inverurie, Kemnay and Meldrum Academies again this year. If you would like to apply, please download the application form here and send us the completed form by 11th November 2022. The Award Scheme was launched in 2019 and has provided […]
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NEW CONCERT SEASON 2022 – 2023

Save the Dates for the new season of concerts starting in October 2022 View concert series in flipbook format here Find information on how to subscribe here
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Events

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Ida Pelliccioli Piano Recital – Saturday 1st October 2022 (8pm) at the Acorn Centre, Inverurie – first concert of the new season!

The new Inverurie Music concert season will open with a recital given by Ida Pelliccioli at the Acorn Centre, West High Street, Inverurie on Saturday 1st October 2022, starting at 8pm. The programme for the recital is shown below: Sibelius: Six Impromptus, Op. 5Brahms/Busoni: ‘Herszlich tut mich verlangen’ from Eleven Chorale PreludesBusoni: Fantasia nach J […]

Launch of the Inverurie Music Concert Season 2022-2023 – subscribe and save now!

Summer is coming to an end and so it’s time to get ready for the new season of concerts starting on 1st October 2022 at the Acorn Centre, Inverurie. By subscribing to the whole season of seven concerts, you can save £35 on the individual concert ticket price. The cost of subscribing for the season […]
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Review: JKL Duo – Inverurie Music and NESCGS – Sunday May 22nd 2022 at St Andrew’s Church Inverurie

JKL Duo (Jacopo Lazzaretti – classical guitar and Kerry Lynch – flute) are become regular features at IM.  They played at one of the last concerts before the world changed at the start of 2020.  So, it was a treat have them play for us again.  These Sunday pop-up concerts have been a popular addition […]
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NEW CONCERT SEASON 2022 – 2023

Save the Dates for the new season of concerts starting in October 2022 View concert series in flipbook format here Find information on how to subscribe here
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String Ensemble Day led by Jean Fletcher – Saturday 18th June 2022 – Kemnay Church Centre

The summer Inverurie Music String Ensemble Day will be held on Saturday 18th June 2022 at Kemnay Church Centre. String players of all abilities are welcome to this workshop to enjoy a day of exploring music with expert tuition from Jean. There are approximately twenty places available and we are aiming for the group to […]
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Reviews

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Review: JKL Duo – Inverurie Music and NESCGS – Sunday May 22nd 2022 at St Andrew’s Church Inverurie

JKL Duo (Jacopo Lazzaretti – classical guitar and Kerry Lynch – flute) are become regular features at IM.  They played at one of the last concerts before the world changed at the start of 2020.  So, it was a treat have them play for us again.  These Sunday pop-up concerts have been a popular addition […]

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Review: Pelléas Ensemble; Acorn Centre, Inverurie, 22 April 2022

‘I think we might have played this piece over 150 times…it is such a gift for this ensemble’, so said flautist Henry Roberts of the Pelléas Ensemble in relation to Claude Debussy’s seminal work, the Sonata for Flute, Viola and Harp of 1915 which provided the backbone and undoubted highlight of this wonderful concert at […]

Review: Christopher Baxter; Inverurie Town Hall, 26 March 2022; King’s College Chapel, 27 March 2022

‘…le plaisir délicieux et toujours nouveau d’une occupation inutile’ wrote Maurice Ravel at the head of his manuscript to one of his most enduring piano works, Valses nobles et sentimentales in 1911. These are the words of the symbolist poet Henri de Régnier and this description of the ‘delicious and forever-new pleasure of a useless occupation’ […]
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Review: Wonderful concert at Inverurie Town Hall given by Lana Trotovšek and Maria Canyigueral

This recital was given by Lana Trotovšek (violin) and Maria Canyigueral (piano) on Friday 4th March 2022 at Inverurie Town Hall. The first half of the concert consisted entirely of works by the Ukrainian born composer Sergei Prokofiev. The programme opened with his Sonata in D major for solo violin, opus 115. Written in 1947, […]
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Review: Cargill Piano Trio at Kemnay Village Hall – 12th February 2022

This recital was presented by the Cargill Piano Trio on Saturday 12th February 2022 at Kemnay Village Hall. The recital opened with Haydn’s Gypsy Rondo Trio in G major, No. 39. This work is probably Haydn’s most popular, and justice was certainly done, with beautiful ensemble playing throughout. In the first two movements, the violin […]
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Review: GAIA Concert at the Acorn Centre, Inverurie on 13th November 2021

The recital was given by two young musicians, Katrina Lee and Alice Allen, of the highest calibre who have won numerous awards, both in Scotland and abroad.  This was one of 11 concerts in a 12-day tour – a remarkable challenge in itself. Whilst in past centuries the violin/cello duo was not uncommon, it disappeared […]
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