Concerts are mainly held in The Old Church, Kinloch Rannoch, PH16 5QA, on Sunday afternoons usually starting at 3.00pm but please check details below.
The Old Church in Kinloch Rannoch is a beautiful venue with excellent acoustics, perfect for musicians and audiences alike. Concert-goers also enjoy time to socialise during the interval over a glass of wine or a soft drink.
Season tickets for admission to all six concerts cost £42 each. Individual concerts are £10.00 at the door with free admission for children.
For more information and if you would like to purchase a season ticket, please contact the Secretary: Email
PROGRAMME FOR 2025
15.00 Cantilena Festival Players (Strings)
The Old Church of Rannoch
Invited back to Rannoch by popular demand the members of the group are all professional musicians from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland – www.cantilenafestival.co.uk/artists.
Programme includes: JS Bach - Violin Sonata in E, BWV 1016; Purcell - Dido's Lament; Vivaldi - Cello Sonata No 6 in G; Paganini - Trio in D.
Admission £10.00 payable at the door. Free entry for children. Refreshments - (wine, soft drinks, nibbles) - served during the interval.
Sunday July 20th
15.00 Ventus Saxophone Quartet
The Old Church of Rannoch
Programme to include: Orlando Gibbons Fantasia; JS Bach Italian Concerto; Mozart Quartet KV575; Dvořàk American Quartet; Shostakovich Elegy and Polka; Bolcom A Schumann Bouquet.
Sunday August 17th
15.00 Colleen Nicoll (soprano), David Douglas (tenor) and Andrew Johnston (piano)
The Old Church of Rannoch
Road To The Isles - A unique musical journey celebrating the traditional Gaelic songs of Scotland's Western Isles, arranged by the collector and composer Marjory Kennedy-Fraser (1857-1930).
Sunday September 21st
15.00 Piano Recital by Nicholas Ashton
The Old Church of Rannoch
Principal Tutor in Piano at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland – www.nicholasashton.com.
Sunday October 19th
15.00 Fyne Brass (Brass Quintet)
The Old Church of Rannoch
Programme to include: Don Gillis Just A Closer Walk With Thee; Calum Kerr Farewell to Stromness; Ross McCrae My Love Is Like A Red Red Rose.
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