Christmas concert with the Band of the Royal Regiment Scotland and the Perth Choral Society, held in support of the Armed Forces charity SSAFA.
The Band of the Royal Regiment Scotland and the Perth Choral Society are playing together at the Perth Concert Hall on Wednesday 16 December, a Christmas concert that brings a military band and a local choir onto the same stage. It's held in the Gannochy Trust Auditorium, with the music starting at 7.30pm.
The two groups are the main draw here: the Band of the Royal Regiment Scotland, known for their work across the UK, and the Perth Choral Society, a local fixture. The night is built around festive music, with the band's brass and wind and the choir's voices sharing the bill. It's also a fundraiser for SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity, which has been supporting serving personnel, veterans and their families for over 140 years.
If you follow the Perth Choral Society, you'll recognise the name Peter Rutterford. He's their Director of Music, and he also conducts the choir's performances of Handel's Messiah with the City of Perth Sinfonia. This concert is a different kind of outing for them, though — a festive programme rather than a single large work.
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Tickets are £27.50, which includes a £2.50 booking fee per ticket. There's a reduced price of £8 for disabled people and students, and under-18s go in for free. The concert is at the Gannochy Trust Auditorium in the Perth Concert Hall on Mill Street, PH1 5HZ, starting at 7.30pm on Wednesday 16 December.
