EMGO at St Cecilia’s
Join the Edinburgh Mandolin and Guitar orchestra (EMGO) for an hour of light Classical and Scottish Baroque music in the Concert Hall at St Cecilia's.
About EMGO at St Cecilia’s
Join the Edinburgh Mandolin and Guitar orchestra (EMGO) for an hour of light Classical and Scottish Baroque music in the Concert Hall at St Cecilia's.
Pieces include excerpts from Carmen, James Oswald's Flower Suit, and some Turlough O'Carolan pieces.
All profits to go to St Cecilia's.
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