12th April 2025 | |
7.30pm | |
Greyfriars Kirk 1 Greyfriars, Edinburgh Old Town EH1 2QQ |
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Various - see event website for details | |
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SCO Chorus
SCO Strings
Gregory Batsleer Conductor
Sir James MacMillan’s Seven Last Words considers the final utterances of Christ on the cross, from terror and despair to hope and transcendence, in music of raw emotion and shattering power. It brings together the immediacy of choral singing with the rich sounds of a string orchestra.
In a season of change and renewal, Seven Last Words weaves together influences from Scottish traditional music to offer a space for spiritual reflection, for listeners of all faiths, or none.
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