We are grateful to the following organisations for their support:

Chamber Music Scotland

Chamber Music Scotland (CMS) is designated as a Regularly Funded Organisation (RFO) by Creative Scotland. CMS has a wide-ranging brief, a major part of which is to secure funds and opportunities for chamber music Promoters and Performers. 

Among other things, CMS uses its funding to help properly constituted organisations, such as Biggar Music, to promote chamber music in our local area. 

So, Biggar Music must make a case, year by year, to justify the funding which we receive from CMS (currently about 15% of our income). In order for CMS to be seen to be acting fairly, the application process requires a lot of detail, not only about forthcoming, planned events, but providing evidence such as number of members, attendance at concerts, fund-raising activity, etc. This is an important task which the Biggar Music Trustees undertake annually. It is essential that we get this right, in order to maintain a sound financial position which will enable us to arrange the concerts which you, our members and supporters, enjoy. More information here .

 

Biggar Music Club Trust

 

Coming Soon

27
Nov
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 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

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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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