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Welcome to Biggar Music.

On this site you will find details of this season's events, how to become a member (which includes a season ticket) and admission arrangements if you are not a member. There is also information on the history of Biggar Music and an archive of past performances, 

You can also join the mailing list to get the most up-to-date information about our concerts, and other local musical/performance events.

From String Quartets and Wind Ensembles to fine Baroque and Jazz, every year Biggar Music presents a musically varied season of monthly concerts from September to April.

If you enjoy good music, if you listen to Classic FM or Radio 3, it's even better live!

Coming Soon

25
Sep
Duo Bizart - at 8.00 after the buffet
duo b!z'art JOHN CORIGLIANO - Gazebo Dances JOHN HEARNE - Strange and Solemn music BERNSTEIN - West Side Story MAHLER - Symphony No.1 - “The Titan”, arr. Bruno Walter  André
13
Oct
Scholfield Clarke Duo - at 7.30
  Scholfield Clarke Duo J.S. BACH, arr. LAROCQUE - Sonata in E flat, BWV 1031 RAVEL, arr. ENZEL - Ma mère l'oye (Mother Goose) Suite DEBUSSY, arr. DAVID - Rapsodie pour saxophone
27
Nov
Resol String Quartet at 7.30
Resol String Quartet William Grant STILL - ‘Lyric Quartet” Florence PRICE - String Quartet No. 2 Florence PRICE - ‘Five Folk Songs in Counterpoint’  Philip GLASS - ‘Company’ 
13
Dec
Silver Keys at 2.30
Silver Keys Clarinet Quartet GERSHWIN - Rhapsody in Blue Witold LUTOSLAWSKI arr Paweł JAWORSKI - Dance Preludes Andrew JACOB* - Songs of the Malayali - New commissioned piece (world premiere will

Latest Updates

As we start the 2026-27 season, there is a good range of inspiring concerts. All the information will be added to the site very shortly.

Look forward to seeing you there again or for the first time, all welcome.

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Subscription income from members is vital to the future of Biggar Music, for without it, it would be difficult to make the necessary planning decisions and contract commitments for each season, which usually have to be made at least a year in advance.  We survived Covid times, so now we want to ensure a long-term future with the wide range of talent available in Scotland and beyond.

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