Chamber Music Scotland

04/06/2026

Coming up next in our CamGlen Concert Series with Healthy n Happy Community Development Trust we have Sasha Savaloni, Classical Guitarist joining us in June ☀️

Mon, 22 Jun | Sasha Savaloni | 7.30pm
Number 18 Venue, Rutherglen
Tickets: pay-what-you-can 🎟️ All ages welcome.

https://chambermusicscotland.com/events/sasha-savaloni/

Guitarist Sasha Savaloni has attracted widespread acclaim from critics and audiences with his performances praised for their “remarkable command” and “piercing intensity”. He is the winner of two of the most prestigious guitar competitions in Europe; the Sevilla International Guitar Competition (2018) and the New Elizabethan Award (2022).

Sasha has performed internationally at some of Europe’s most prestigious venues and festivals, and his performances have been broadcast on UK, German and American radio. Sasha is a Guitar Professor at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, he also lectures at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland.

12/05/2026

Coming up this week in our CamGlen Concert Series with Healthy n Happy Community Development Trust with have Grace Stewart-Skinner 💫

Sun 17 May | Grace Stewart Skinner | 7.30pm
Number 18 Venue, Rutherglen

Tickets: pay-what-you-can 🎟️ All ages welcome.

https://www.healthynhappy.org.uk/events-1/camglen-concert-series-grace-stewart-skinner

Auchies Spikkin’ Auchie, Grace Stewart-Skinner’s debut album, effortlessly intertwines recorded conversation with new Traditional compositions to create an ethnomusicological postcard of Grace‘s wee home Highland fishing village, Avoch. Grace has created a truly immersive live show featuring recorded dialogue, gorgeous visuals of Avoch, and performances from Grace on clàrsach, Rose Logan on fiddles, Rhona MacDonald on double bass and Ewa Adamiec on drum kit. By capturing Avoch’s unique dialect of Scots and local stories, it is an innovative, moving, and beautiful celebration of linguistic and cultural heritage.

Creative Scotland

08/05/2026

Reminder 📣 Only a few days left to apply to the Classical EDI Development Programme 2026 🎶

Apply for up to £2,000 for creative research and development activities. 🔗 More information via the link in the bio.

🗓 Applications close at 11am, Monday 11th May 2026

ChamberMusicScotland

07/05/2026

We can’t wait for this weekend! 🌿

The weekend features the premiere of ’s new work ‘Flight Pass’, co-commissioned by & , & joined by ! Alongside the opening of ’s Eòlas-Charm Tour and a new collaboration with inspired by a Gaelic fable on the origins of music in the Western Isles.

Plus an incredible line-up of performances and workshops across the weekend!

Find out more at lochshielfestival.com 🔗

07/05/2026

Resident Artist Fergus McCreadie will join this year's Glasgow Jazz Festival performing his new work “Flight Pass” commissioned by Chamber Music Scotland and Kings Place 💫

Mercury nominated and SAY Award winning artist Fergus McCreadie will bring his bold new work for classical piano trio, Flight Pass, a project commissioned by Chamber Music Scotland and London's Kings Place to the Mackintosh Queen's Cross Church on Fri 12 Jun. 🎟️ www.jazzfest.co.uk

05/05/2026

THIS WEEK ‼️ Eòlas-Charm Tour ✨

May 9 + 10 - , Glenfinnan
May 11 - , Inverness
May 13 - , Glasgow
May 14 - , Edinburgh

🎟️ Tickets + further info via link in bio 🔗

is a musical partnership between sisters Steaph and Ciorstaidh Chaimbeul, originally from the Isle of Skye, Scotland. The duo explores the expressive capabilities of the harp, accordion, and voice to create original compositions. Their work draws on their Gaelic upbringing and identity, blending chamber music, sound design, and storytelling. Together, they have performed across the UK and internationally, including appearances at Blas Festival, PanCeltic Festival, and HebCelt Festival. They are both currently based in Copenhagen, Denmark.

Sgo will perform music from their upcoming debut album, which explores the ogham alphabet and its symbolism in Gaelic Culture.

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‘S e còmhlan co-obrachaidh eadar dà phiuthar às an Eilean Sgitheanach, Steaphanaidh agus Ciorstaidh Chaimbeul, a th’ anns a’ bhuidheann ‘Sgò’. Tha an dithis aca a’ colamadh ceòl na clàrsaich, ceòl a’ bhocsa agus ceòl an guthan ann a bhith a cruthachadh ceòl ùr. Ach ceòl a tha freumhaichte gu daingeann anns an dùthchas Gàidhlig aca fhèin, a’ fighe eòlas clasaigeach, farsaingeachd fuaim agus seanchas nan sgeòil ann am pàtrain nuadh.

Tha Steaph agus Ciorstaidh air an cuid ciùil a chluich fad is farsaing agus air cuirmean a chluich aig Fèis Cheilteach Innse Gall, aig Fèis Pan Ceilteach na h-Èireann agus aig Fèis Blas air feadh na Gàidhealtachd. Tha an dithis aca an-dràsta stèidhichte ann an Copenhagen san Danmhairc, far an do cheumnaich iad le Àrd Urram ann Ceòl bho Acadamaidh Ciùil Rìoghail na Danmhairc.

Bidh an còmhlan ‘Sgo’ a cluich ceòl bhon a chlàr ùr aca. Ceòl ealanta a chruthaich Steaph agus Ciorstaidh stèidhichte air an t-seann aibidil Ogham, agus na bha agus na tha a’ chainnt sin a’ comharrachadh agus a’ samhlachadh ann an cultair beò nan Gàidheal.

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04/05/2026

‘Work surrounding EDI in the sector, I believe is actually not only important, but it is fundamental to the continued growth of the sector’ -

Reminder 📣 Only 1 week left to apply to the Classical EDI Development Programme 2026 🎶

Apply for up to £2,000 for creative research and development activities. 🔗 More information via the link in the bio.

🗓 Applications close at 11am, Monday 11th May 2026

ChamberMusicScotland

30/04/2026

‘Eòlas-Charm’ Album Launch
The Glad Cafe, Glasgow
Wed, May 13, 2026
7:30 PM
🎟️: www.thegladcafe.co.uk

is a musical partnership between sisters Steaph and Ciorstaidh Chaimbeul, originally from the Isle of Skye, Scotland. The duo explores the expressive capabilities of the harp, accordion, and voice to create original compositions. Their work draws on their Gaelic upbringing and identity, blending chamber music, sound design, and storytelling. Together, they have performed across the UK and internationally, including appearances at Blas Festival, PanCeltic Festival, and HebCelt Festival. They are both currently based in Copenhagen, Denmark.

Sgo will perform music from their upcoming debut album ‘Eòlas-Charm’, featuring ten compositions, each named after a tree native to the Gaelic world with a unique blend of harp, accordion and experimental sound design ✨

Tickets via link in bio 🔗

27/04/2026

Chamber Music Scotland is delighted to announce the upcoming release of ‘Eòlas-Charm’, the debut album from our Ensemble in Residence Sgo - Out 13th May 2026 ✨

Recorded in Copenhagen, ‘Eòlas-Charm’ features ten compositions, each named after a tree native to the Gaelic world with a unique blend of harp, accordion and experimental sound design.

To celebrate the launch, Sgo will embark on a five-date headline tour, bringing their immersive blend of Gaelic folklore and contemporary chamber music to audiences across Scotland in May. Tickets on sale now!

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Tha Ceòl Seòmbar na h-Alba air leth toilichte innse gu bheil a’ chiad chlàr aig a’ bhuidheann-ciùil ‘Sgo’ dha bheil iad a’ toirt taic a’ dol a nochdadh air an 13mh dhen Chèitean 2026 ✨

Chaidh an clàr, fon tiotal ‘Eòlas-Charm’, a chlàradh ann an Copenhagen san Danmharc. Tha deich pìosan-ciùil a chaidh a chruthachadh as ùr air a’ chlàr. Tha gach pìos stèidhichte air craobh a tha dùthchasach, a’ fighe ceòl na clàrsaich, ceòl a’ bhocsa agus guthan is òrain Gàidhlig a-steach gu coille-fuaim a tha an dà chuid ùr agus dìomhair.

Thèid an clàr fhoillseachadh an lùib còig cuirmean a nì Sgo air feadh Alba anns A’ Cheitean:

📍 9-10 May Loch Shiel Festival Glenfinnan
📍 11 May Eden Court Theatre and Cinema Inverness
📍 13 May The Glad Cafe Glasgow (Album Launch)
📍 14 May Pianodrome Edinburgh

🔗 Pre-save the album : https://sgo.ffm.to/eolascharm
Tickets: https://chambermusicscotland.com/events/sgo-2026-tour/

Album Artwork by Liondsaidh Chaimbeul & Photography by Jonny Ashworth

24/04/2026

We loved catching with violinist and chatting about her project as a 2023 EDI Development Fund recipient!

The next round of the Classical EDI Development Programme is open for applications 🙌

Apply for up to £2,000 for creative research and development activities.

Supported by , the programme is designed to support individuals to develop ideas, methods, and connections that foster EDI (Equalities, Diversity, and Inclusion) within Scotland’s classical music sector.

🔗 For more information & how to apply download the Application Pack on our website:
www.chambermusicscotland.com

🗓 Applications close at 11am, Monday 11th May 2026



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