Heralded for performances of “spectacular musicianship and technical brilliance” (The Scotsman), “evangelizing urgency” (International Record Review) and “freshness and lucidity” (The Herald Scotland), James Willshire has performed at the BBC Proms and live on BBC Radio 3.

As comfortable performing pop tunes as they are intricate classical compositions, Gallus Brass Quintet is a dynamic ensemble of Glasgow-based freelance musicians.

The Primrose Piano Quartet was formed in 2004 by four renowned chamber musicians and is named after the violist, William Primrose. The group’s acclaimed discography includes favourites such as works by Fauré, Brahms, Elgar, Strauss, and Schubert as well as a British repertoire featuring neglected masterpieces of the 19th and 20th century and major commissions from Sir Peter Maxwell Davies and Anthony Payne (premièred at the Cheltenham Festival and at King’s Place London).

George had his orchestral debut at the age of 14, with the Moldova Philharmonic and has been performing as a soloist with the New Edinburgh Orchestra, the Istanbul Orchestra ‘Sion, Cambridge Graduate Orchestra, The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland Chamber Orchestra, Cergy Pontoise Orchestra Paris, The Learig Orchestra and Stewart’s Melville College Orchestra.

The duo b!z’art, a duo of pianists playing on 1 and 2 pianos, was founded in 2004 by Geoffrey Baptiste and André Roe after their studies, having met in the class of Professor Evgeny Moguilevsky at the Brussels Conservatory.

The Miller Violin Duo is made up of Scottish violinists Alison Miller and Danny Miller.

Opera Bohemia celebrates its 10th anniversary with one of the world’s best loved operettas, The Merry Widow by Franz Lehár. Set in the romantic city of Paris, various suitors squabble and fight to win the hand of the recently widowed, but very wealthy Hannah Glawari.