Talented Romanian-born pianist Cristiana Achim is delighted to be making her Scottish debut during this year’s Haddo Arts Festival. Cristiana has strong links to north east Scotland. She has just graduated from the Royal College of Music in London, where she was taught by Professor of Piano Nigel Clayton, who is also visiting professor of…
Read more about the exciting Haddo Arts Festival 2023 line up. We open on Friday 6 October with a Baroque Extravaganza from Red Priest, who wowed Haddo audiences in 2019 with their unique interpretation of Bach, Handel, Telemann and, of course, the red priest himself, Vivaldi. Saturday 7 October sees Haddo House Choral & Operatic…
On a sunny afternoon in Aberdeenshire on July 8, Haddo House Chapel provided a special and atmospheric venue for a sell-out concert featuring the hugely talented guitarist, Morgan Szymanski. The team at Haddo Arts, whose motto is ‘inspiring artists inspiring you’ certainly found an exceptional musician to deliver a virtuoso performance that entranced us all….
Join us to be transported into the musical sound world of Latin America by the virtuoso guitarist Morgan Szymanski. Book now for this delightful musical journey, departing from Haddo Chapel at 3.00 pm on Saturday 8 July
We are delighted to announce that Philip Long OBE FRSE, Chief Executive of the National Trust for Scotland, will deliver the David & June Gordon Lecture during this year’s Haddo Arts Festival. In his illustrated talk, “The Love of Scotland”, Philip will explore and uncover artistic fascination with Scotland’s history, landscape and places which have…
Award winning pianist Janusz Piotrowicz returns to Haddo House to perform a piano recital on Wednesday the 7th June at 2pm, in the beautiful surroundings of Haddo library. The afternoon recital will last 1 hour and will be followed by tea, coffee and cake. Tickets are £15 plus booking fee from https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/janusz-piotrowicz-piano-recital-at-haddo-house-library-tickets-639284977577 Winner of the…
Join us in the Melvin Hall, Tarves for a delightful evening of music including opera, musical theatre and popular song. Popular baritone Andy McTaggart (Scottish Opera, Opera Bohemia, A Song for Haddo) together with soprano Jessica Leary, accompanied by cellist Andrew Huggan and Andrew Forbes on piano, takes us on a musical journey from dusk…
2022 saw Haddo Arts Festival return to a week of live performance, and what a tremendous week it was. Audiences and the Festival team alike were delighted to be back in Haddo’s wonderful venues enjoying live events once more. Haddo House Choral & Operatic Society made a welcome return to the opening night with their…
We are delighted to announce that Siobhan Miller, 2018’s BBC Radio 2 Folk Artist of the Year and four times winner of Scots Singer of the Year, is joining the line-up for the final event in this year’s Haddo Arts Festival – our celebration of traditional Scottish music, song and spoken word. One of Scotland’s…
Looking for a pre-concert treat during this year’s Haddo Arts Festival? Meldrum House have two special offers for our Haddo Arts Festival audience: Before the concerts on Saturday 8th October (Rossini’s Petite Messe Solennelle), Friday 14th October (chamber concert featuring the World Premiere of Sir James MacMillan’s “We Are Collective”) or Saturday 15th October’s concert…
