Sir John Rutter CBE, Britain’s foremost choral composer and conductor, led over 280 singers at our opening concert, in a day of joyful music making. He guided singers through a souvenir booklet of pieces by composers from Bruckner to Verdi, via Mozart and Rachmaninov, as well a number of his own compositions.

On Sunday 12 April Opera Bohemia returned to Haddo for an early evening performance of their sparkling new production of “Die Fledermaus”.

Still to come we have multi award winning violin & cello duo, The Ayoub Sisters, performing a diverse selection of folk music drawing on their Scottish/Egyptian heritage on Saturday 16 May and on Sunday 17 May, Nigel Clayton & Imma Setiadi offer a pot pourri of piano duets from France and Russia.

June brings Mexican guitarist Morgan Szymanski back to Haddo with Scottish violinist Roo Geddes, with August offers a family ceilidh and a Scottish Country Dance evening.

September sees Nikita Lukinov give a chamber performance of Grieg’s Piano Concerto, and in October, historian & novelist Sarah Dunant shares insights into the life and times of a renaissance Marchesa.

Head over to our what's on section to find out more and book your tickets.

We are also delighted to announce a series of Courtyard Concerts, in partnership with the National Trust for Scotland, to take place in the Haddo Tearoom Courtyard on the first Sunday of each month from May to September at 2:30pm.

We can’t wait to welcome you all back for another season of outstanding performances in our beloved Haddo.