Supported by Léan Scully EIF Fund, set up with a legacy from the late Léan Scully, supports young and emerging talent at the Edinburgh International Festival.

Ars Nova Copenhagen / Paul Hillier

The Danish choral group conducted by Paul hillier present a veritable who's who of influential contemporary American composers alongside young Australasians Ross Edwards and Jack Body.

Christianne Stotijn Mezzo soprano

Christianne Stotijn's Festival debut, with regular collaborator Joseph Breinl.

Duo Sol

Duo Sol brings a flamboyant programme of music from the new world together with Beethoven's dazzling Kreutzer Sonata.

Edicson Ruiz, Sergio Tiempo

Edicson Ruiz and Sergio Tiempo, graduates of the Venezuelan El Sistema scheme, perform as part of the Queen's Hall Series.

Joan Rodgers Soprano, Roderick Williams Baritone

Roderick Williams and Joan Rodgers perform a programme of duets and solo songs.

Jonathan Biss

Young American pianist Jonathan Biss opens The Queen's Hall Series with Leon Kirchner's Five Pieces, which began life as songs set to poems by Emily Dickinson before becoming lyrical piano works.

Llyr Williams Piano

Llŷr Williams plays piano sonatas by Ives and Beethoven.

Magdalena Kožená Mezzo soprano

With a dazzling voice, captivating presence and rare musical intelligence, Magdalena Kožená makes a welcome return to the Festival.

Melvyn Tan Piano

The dazzling combination of Melvyn Tan and the Škampa Quartet in the Queen's Hall Series.

Midori Violin

Midori makes her Festival debut with a programme which juxtaposes two well known violin sonatas with two 20th century works.

Nash Ensemble

The Nash Ensmble play a glorious combination of chamber works from Bartók, Gershwin, Copland and Dvořák.

Pavel Haas Quartet

This year the ensemble returns with a programme which includes Dvořák's American Quartet.

Pavel Haas Quartet 02

The second concert by the Pavel Haas Quartet.

Russian National Orchestra

Tchaikovsky's Violin Concerto and Shostakovich's Fifteenth Symphony performed by The Russian National Orchestra with conductor Mikhail Pletnev and violinist Vadim Repin.

Simón Bolívar String Quartet

In the final concert of The Queen's Hall Series the Simón Bolívar String Quartet performs a programme featuring music from South America alongside works by Bach, Brahms and Shostakovich.

Simon Keenlyside Baritone

Recital by world renowned baritone, Simon Keenlyside.

Steven Osborne Piano

Steven Osborne performs one of the most eclectic programmes at this year's Festival.

Tokyo Quartet

The Tokyo Quartet returns to the Festival for a beautiful recital featuring works by Debussy, Schubert and a new commission by Peter Sculthorpe.

Trio Zimmermann

Beethoven's Opus 9 String Trios are strikingly original and reveal his distinctive musical personality.
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