About This Event

Prepare for an exceptional evening of classical and folk-infused music as acclaimed Norwegian violinist Vilde Frang takes centre stage at The Queen's Hall in Edinburgh on Saturday 22 August. Frang, renowned for her captivating performances, will lead a distinguished ensemble of musicians for what promises to be a memorable concert. The programme showcases the genius of Johannes Brahms and Béla Bartók, with particular emphasis on Bartók's evocative First Violin Sonata. This compelling work, known for its blend of folk melodies and modern complexity, will undoubtedly be a highlight. Frang will be joined on stage by the exceptionally talented pianist Martin Helmchen, a frequent collaborator whose artistry perfectly complements Frang's own. Adding a unique dimension to the performance, musicians from the celebrated Hungarian folk band Söndörgő will also be participating, promising a fascinating fusion of classical precision and vibrant folk traditions. Further details regarding the full programme and ticket availability can be found on the festival's official website.

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