A night of traditional and contemporary Scottish music with songs, reels, strathspeys, jigs, marches and slow airs, led by conductor Blair Parham.
The Scottish Fiddle Orchestra are playing the Perth Concert Hall on Saturday 27 February 2027, with the concert starting at 19:30. It's a night of traditional and contemporary Scottish music, and the programme is a broad one: songs, reels and strathspeys sit alongside jigs, marches and slow airs, all delivered in the orchestra's signature sound. The set ranges from the fast, dancey side of the tradition to the slower, more melodic end, so you'll hear the full breadth of the repertoire in a single evening.
On stage, the ensemble is led by conductor Blair Parham, and they're joined by guest singers, pipes and drums. The addition of the pipes and drums brings the full sound of the Scottish tradition into the room, and the singers add a vocal layer to the instrumental arrangements. It's a varied line-up, and the programme follows suit, moving from the reels and jigs that keep things moving to the slower airs that give the night its quieter moments.
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The concert takes place in the Gannochy Trust Auditorium, part of the Perth Concert Hall on Mill Street, PH1 5HZ. Tickets are £30, or £27 if you're booking online, with a £2.50 booking fee per ticket. Under 17s are £7.50, so it's a night that works for families as well as for anyone who just wants to spend a Saturday evening with some proper Scottish music. The whole thing kicks off at 19:30.
