
Scottish Ensemble & Brìghde Chaimbeul
Αργή, underground βραδιά celtic
Brìghde Chaimbeul has set the world of Celtic music alight, bringing a new generation of listeners to the magical world of the Scottish smallpipes. Encounter an unforgettable cross-genre performance, where the familiar sounds of a string orchestra are pulled in unfamiliar directions, creating a sound world shaped by the distinctive power of the Scottish smallpipes. The folklore and history of Skye comes to the fore, from traditional Gaelic waulking songs and the eerie tale of the Spòg Liath to the phases of the moon and the landscape of Scotland’s islands. Music emerges from a deep, earthy soundscape of heavy drones, rich string tones and a blend of live and electronic sound. It pairs with bewitching visuals created by filmmaker Jonny Ashworth for an experience that is both deeply rooted in Scottish heritage and boldly contemporary.
What is the format of this performance?+
This collaboration combines the Scottish Ensemble’s strings with the traditional Scottish smallpipes of Brìghde Chaimbeul, enhanced by live electronic textures and immersive visuals by filmmaker Jonny Ashworth.
Where does the performance take place?+
The event is hosted at Milton Court within the Guildhall School of Music and Drama.
How can I purchase tickets?+
Tickets are available for purchase through the Barbican ticketing system. Tickets on Mood.










