Jubilo Choir's Spring concert featuring Leonard Bernstein's Chichester Psalms and extracts from West Side Story; and Duke Ellington's Sacred Concert with Big Band accompaniment.

For our summer concert, we present some of the sunniest works in the repertoire as well as a world premiere. Dixit Dominus is an extraordinary tour de force composed by a youthful Handel while he was living in Italy. Chorus, orchestra and soloists are all employed to impressive effect: the opening is one of Handels most arresting orchestral preludes. The Brandenburg concertos show Bach at his most resourceful and exploratory. In No 5, the harpsichord takes a leading role among the soloiststhe work has been called the first keyboard concerto ever written. In Bachs Missa Brevis , a translucent orchestral texture underpins the choir and soloists; it has a pastoral nature thanks to the inclusion of two flutes. Advice for a Butterfly explores time and change. Written for chorus, string orchestra, two solo violins and two flutes, the music is a study in temporality, capturing the beauty of the life of a butterfly, and its bittersweet shortness. Fraser David Macdonald - Conductor Michael Bawtree - Conductor & Harpsichord Edinburgh Pro Musica Orchestra Lily Brown- Flute Nikodem Rodze - Violin

Anne-Isabel Meyer This talented London-based cellist returns to the Fringe to give her annual recital of all the Bach Cello Suites over three days. Come and listen and escape form the bustle of Edinburgh in August. None

Anne-Isabel Meyer This talented London-based cellist returns to the Fringe to perform the Preludes and Gigues from all the Bach Cello Suites in one lunchtime performance, in the stunning surroundings of St Cuthbert's Church. Come and be amazed! None

Scottish Music Centre member Alastair Savage is joined by Orcadian piano maestro Laurence Wilson for a lunchtime concert previewing their forthcoming Edinburgh Fringe performance. A fascinating overview of Scots traditional fiddle. Alastair is one of the nation's most versatile instrumentalists and is joined by Orcadian piano master, Laurence Wilson, noted for his work alongside island fiddle legend Jennifer Wrigley. From the Robert Burns-inspired tunes of Alastair's Ayrshire homeland, through the geographical range of mainland Scottish melodies, to classics from the Northern Isles, this performance encompasses the essence of traditional Scotland. A captivating experience for those wanting to enjoy Scotland's rich fiddle history. 'A must for aficionados' (Herald). 'Panache, grace and affection' (Scotsman). 'Breathtaking effortlessness' (BrightYoungFolk.com).

Within the magnificent setting of the 19th century St CUTHBERT's CHURCH 5 Lothian Rd, Edinburgh EH1 2EP, under the musical direction of Inna Rhuzheva, the prizewinning SVITOCH UKRAINIAN CHAMBER CHOIR will perform SACRED, FOLK and MODERN Ukrainian songs. AN ENCHANTING AFTERNOON THAT PROMISES STUNNING CHORAL MUSIC FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL or TEXT 07504 201 809