Sounds of St Cecilia’s II: Conversations, Baroque, Blue and Beyond
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St Cecilia’s Hall in Edinburgh is set to host a captivating afternoon of music on Saturday 15 August at 3pm with its second instalment of "Sounds of St Cecilia’s: Conversations, Baroque, Blue and Beyond". This unique concert brings together the talents of violinist and saxophonist Hilary Michael alongside pianist Richard Michael. Together, they will embark on a musical journey designed to illuminate the surprising and often overlooked connections that exist across diverse musical periods. The programme promises an engaging exploration of genius, drawing from the works of titans such as JS Bach, whose baroque brilliance will be presented alongside the sophisticated rhythms and improvisations of Duke Ellington. The aim is to showcase the shared spirit of innovation and artistry that binds these seemingly disparate composers. This promises to be a truly enriching experience for music lovers, offering a fresh perspective on familiar and beloved pieces. Tickets for this event are available at accessible prices, ranging from £5 to £15, ensuring a wide audience can enjoy this delightful exploration of musical heritage.
The programme features a dialogue between musical eras, focusing on the connections between the works of JS Bach and Duke Ellington. The performance centres on the art of improvisation, with real-time musical conversations that invite the audience to be part of the creative process.
Hilary Michael performs on violin and saxophone, accompanied by Richard Michael on piano.
Details written from the information supplied by the event organiser.
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Sounds of St Cecilia’s II: Conversations, Baroque, Blue and Beyond takes place on Saturday, 15 August 2026 at 16:00.
Sounds of St Cecilia’s II: Conversations, Baroque, Blue and Beyond is held at St Cecilia’s Hall: Concert Room & Music Museum, The University of Edinburgh in Edinburgh (50 Niddry Street, Edinburgh, EH1 1LG).
Tickets for Sounds of St Cecilia’s II: Conversations, Baroque, Blue and Beyond are priced at £5. Live prices and availability are shown on stcecilias.ed.ac.uk.
Tickets for Sounds of St Cecilia’s II: Conversations, Baroque, Blue and Beyond can be booked via stcecilias.ed.ac.uk using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.
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St Cecilia’s Hall in Edinburgh is set to host a captivating afternoon of music on Saturday 15 August at 3pm with its second instalment of "Sounds of St Cecilia’s: Conversations, Baroque, Blue and Beyond". This unique concert brings together the talents of violinist and saxophonist Hilary Michael alongside pianist Richard Michael. Together, they will embark on a musical journey designed to illuminate the surprising and often overlooked connections that exist across diverse musical periods.
The programme promises an engaging exploration of genius, drawing from the works of titans such as JS Bach, whose baroque brilliance will be presented alongside the sophisticated rhythms and improvisations of Duke Ellington. The aim is to showcase the shared spirit of innovation and artistry that binds these seemingly disparate composers. This promises to be a truly enriching experience for music lovers, offering a fresh perspective on familiar and beloved pieces. Tickets for this event are available at accessible prices, ranging from £5 to £15, ensuring a wide audience can enjoy this delightful exploration of musical heritage.
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The programme features a dialogue between musical eras, focusing on the connections between the works of JS Bach and Duke Ellington. The performance centres on the art of improvisation, with real-time musical conversations that invite the audience to be part of the creative process.
Hilary Michael performs on violin and saxophone, accompanied by Richard Michael on piano.
Details written from the information supplied by the event organiser.
📍 Venue
St Cecilia’s Hall: Concert Room & Music Museum, The University of Edinburgh50 Niddry Street, Edinburgh, EH1 1LG
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When is Sounds of St Cecilia’s II: Conversations, Baroque, Blue and Beyond?
Sounds of St Cecilia’s II: Conversations, Baroque, Blue and Beyond takes place on Saturday, 15 August 2026 at 16:00.
Where is Sounds of St Cecilia’s II: Conversations, Baroque, Blue and Beyond taking place?
Sounds of St Cecilia’s II: Conversations, Baroque, Blue and Beyond is held at St Cecilia’s Hall: Concert Room & Music Museum, The University of Edinburgh in Edinburgh (50 Niddry Street, Edinburgh, EH1 1LG).
How much are tickets for Sounds of St Cecilia’s II: Conversations, Baroque, Blue and Beyond?
Tickets for Sounds of St Cecilia’s II: Conversations, Baroque, Blue and Beyond are priced at £5. Live prices and availability are shown on stcecilias.ed.ac.uk.
How do I get tickets for Sounds of St Cecilia’s II: Conversations, Baroque, Blue and Beyond?
Tickets for Sounds of St Cecilia’s II: Conversations, Baroque, Blue and Beyond can be booked via stcecilias.ed.ac.uk using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.
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