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Enjoy the many benefits of regular creative activity in the company of others at Aberdeen Art Gallery.

Written for and performed by the combined forces of Scotland's contemporary music ensemble, Red Note and France's Percussions Claviers de Lyon, Franco-Lebanese composer and visual artist Zad Moulta

Last Thursday of the month
11.30am–1pm

The Soundfestival 2022 programme is bringing back 'endangered instruments' as the culmination of a five-year focus.

Siôn Parkinson (voice, megaphone, airhorn, ratchet) with BabaYaga: Karen Dufour (soprano saxophone) and Gwen Màiri (clarsach)

Join this free, fun singing group for people with dementia, their partners, families and friends.

Blending collected sounds of nature with harp, voice, piano and French horn, composer Deborah Shaw (Aurora Engine) presents a series of electroacoustic compositions.

soundfestival’s popular family-friendly discovery of new music featuring three short performances around Aberdeen Maritime Museum. 

North East Scotland’s new music ensemble perform new works by emerging composers alongside the final pieces from John De Simone’s Ups and Downs.

Conducted by James Weeks 

Benedict Schlepper-Connolly One Thing I Know
Kate Moore Crucible
Ian Wilson TOTEMIC (Scottish Premiere)

Lunchtime Talk by Neville Brown, Aberdeen Astronomical Society

A rich programme from promising young musicians attending the UK’s most northerly centre of advanced music tuition.

Hear from some of the best national and international artists and designers, writers and curators, in this series of free talks delivered in partnership with Gray’s School of Art.