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

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.

Rolling Hills Chorus Here’s a jewel of a show set in Edinburgh’s busy Fringe season. A busker steps away from his street life and walks into a church to find much more than peace and quiet! It’s the unexpected discovery of a group of singers who refresh his thoughts and direction. They interact, they delight, they misbehave, they thrill and they are passionate. Expect the unexpected as Scotland’s Rolling Hills Chorus bring their brilliant musical I Can’t Believe It’s Barbershop! to the Fringe. Don’t miss the surprises, the emotions and the fun. Audience participation

Dum dum dum dummmmm! The Really Terrible Orchestra are celebrating their 30th birthday, with very special guest Prue Leith! It's sure to be a blast, but will the winds have enough puff to blow out the candles? Does anyone actually know the tune to Happy Birthday?! Come and find out, because everyone is invited to the tea party, presided over by the Mad Hatter himself, Count Michael Von Graham. Audience participation

Got 2 Sing Choir Got 2 Sing Choir presents Let’s Get Loud! Join the Midlands’ largest contemporary choir for a free, electrifying show packed with sensational songs, feel-good vibes and a chance to sing along! Experience the power of over 250 voices as they deliver a high-energy, uplifting performance. The choir that packs a punch! Audience participation is highly encouraged – so warm up your voices and get ready to sing, clap and cheer! This show promises an unforgettable celebration of music, community and joy! Featuring the songs I Knew You Were Waiting, The One and Only and Simply the Best! None Age category: 12+

Cambridge Chinese Music Festival The Soul of Chinese Music brings top Chinese musicians to the UK, captivating audiences with spellbinding performances that showcase the depth and beauty of China’s musical heritage. This extraordinary event bridges traditions, creating a vibrant East-West cultural exchange through the universal language of music. Audiences will experience the rich sounds of Guqin, Guzheng, Pipa and other traditional instruments performed by master musicians, offering a rare glimpse into centuries-old artistry. None

Join acclaimed Scottish singer-songwriter Emma Miller as she returns to St Cuthbert's Church this August 19th for a special afternoon concert this festival season. With the luxury of a grand piano, a fantastic sound system and the welcome addition of Chris Brambley accompanying her on guitar, audiences are getting the singer at her best. A fan of artists such as Joni Mitchell and Kate Bush and with a first class degree in Songwriting under her belt - the Scottish songstress has been capturing fans through the compelling power of her piercing vocals and heart-wrenching songs over the last several years. Cult magazine CLASH noting "her folk-hewn work has blossomed into something remarkable” and BBC 6 Music's Tom Robinson proclaiming her vocals as "rich as a Belgium truffle" Miller continues to gain industry recognition for her work. Audiences are in for a treat for this one-off showcase during festival season. Tickets are on sale now and general FAQs can be found on the ticket page. This is an early afternoon concert with the gig lasting roughly 1 hour and no opening act. Edinburgh Fringe goers, you'd have plenty of time to catch a late afternoon show following this centrally located event. Seated venue. Wheelchair accessible.