20-05-2011, 06:35 AM
The Edinburgh Mandolin and Guitar Orchestra (EMGO) are performing at Innerpeffray Chapel
http://www.undiscoveredscotland.co.uk/cr...index.html
near Crieff on Sunday afternoon. The origins of the chapel date from 1365, and the concert is preceded by an introduction to the adjacent ancient library (3.30pm to 4.00pm) which was founded by David Drummond, the 3rd Lord Madertie, in 1680, when he made 400 of his family books available to the public (see http://www.innerpeffraylibrary.co.uk ). This is followed by afternoon tea (4.00pm-4.30pm), and then the concert commences at 4.30pm. The orchestra and ensembles will be playing a wide range of music, from Renaissance and Baroque pieces, to Mozart and Hadjidakis, through to recently inspired compositions, including ‘Memories of Alison’ by Nigel Gatherer.
http://www.undiscoveredscotland.co.uk/cr...index.html
near Crieff on Sunday afternoon. The origins of the chapel date from 1365, and the concert is preceded by an introduction to the adjacent ancient library (3.30pm to 4.00pm) which was founded by David Drummond, the 3rd Lord Madertie, in 1680, when he made 400 of his family books available to the public (see http://www.innerpeffraylibrary.co.uk ). This is followed by afternoon tea (4.00pm-4.30pm), and then the concert commences at 4.30pm. The orchestra and ensembles will be playing a wide range of music, from Renaissance and Baroque pieces, to Mozart and Hadjidakis, through to recently inspired compositions, including ‘Memories of Alison’ by Nigel Gatherer.