Scottish Chamber Orchestra's New Dimensions series explores Beethoven's creative universe, with HĂ„kan Hardenberger directing and performing.
The Scottish Chamber Orchestra are at The Queen's Hall on Thursday 4 March, with Beethoven Deconstructed as the programme. It's the final instalment of their 2026/27 New Dimensions series, a season they've spent journeying deep into Beethoven's creative universe.
For this one, the orchestra is led by HĂ„kan Hardenberger, who takes on a double role: he's directing the ensemble and performing as well. The New Dimensions series has been built around Beethoven throughout the year, and this concert brings that thread to a close.
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The venue is The Queen's Hall on Clerk Street, a 900-capacity room that opened in 1823 as Hope Park Chapel. It was converted to its current role in 1979 and formally opened by Queen Elizabeth II on 6 July that year. It stages a wide range of music, from classical and jazz to blues, pop, rock, world, folk and comedy, and plays host to the Edinburgh International Festival, the Edinburgh Festival Fringe and the Edinburgh Jazz & Blues Festival during the summer. You'll find it at 85-89 Clerk Street, Edinburgh South EH8 9JG.
