St Andrew's Day concert

Staff are invited to enjoy a memorable evening of traditional Scottish music in celebration of St Andrew's Day, at the University's annual concert.

Tickets are still available for this year's concert, which will be held in McEwan Hall on Sunday 30 November. However spaces are limited and online booking is essential.

Cultural heritage

This year's St Andrew's Day concert will celebrate Scotland's rich cultural heritage with a range of music from some of the country’s finest artists.

Many of the performers are, or have been traditional artists in residence at the School of Scottish Studies Archives. The performances, which will draw on Scotland's wealth of musical tradition, include Scott Gardiner, Katherine Campbell (both Scots song), Margaret Callan (Gaelic song), Allan MacDonald (Highland pipes) and Gary West (Lowland pipes).

Student musicians and singers will also perform. The event will pay tribute to the late Dr Jean Redpath MBE, an internationally renowned Scottish folk singer who performed at previous events.

Further information

This year's concert is presented by the School of Celtic & Scottish Studies and the School of Scottish Studies Archives.

For further information or accessibility enquires, please contact the Events and Protocol Office.