Transforming Communities

Live Music Now Scotland announces a second week of daily concerts online (April 6-13)

 

#TogetheratHomeLMNS

Here is Live Music Now Scotland’s programme of brand new online concerts for this week (Monday 6th – Sunday 12th April)  available to view on YouTube for a limited time. Everyone is welcome, please share!

Robbie Greig Music & Owen Sinclair, fiddle and acoustic guitar duo – suitable for the general public, Mon 6th April, 7.30pm

New Antonine Brass, classical brass ensemble, suitable for primary school children, Tuesday 7th April, 11am

Claire Hastings, traditional Scottish singer, suitable for 0-5 year olds, Wednesday 8th April, 11am

Jacopo Lazzaretti, solo classical guitarist, suitable for the general public, Thursday 9th April, 1pm

Nicky Kirk & Jamie MacDonald, traditional Scottish duo on acoustic guitar and fiddle – suitable for the general public, Fri 10th April, 7.30pm

The Okapi Duo, classical flute and piano duo – suitable for the general public, older people in care homes and those living with dementia, Sat 11th April, 1pm

Josie Duncan & Hamish Macleod, traditional Scottish song and guitar duo, suitable for the general public, older people in care homes and those living with dementia, Sunday 12th April, 5pm

See you in cyberspace!

—-

Live Music Now Scotland will continue to bring the joy of music into people’s lives, even during the COVID-19 pandemic. Our Together at Home series is a programme of brand new concerts, recorded especially for sharing with our longstanding audiences, whether that’s older people in care homes, children in school or nursery, or people on lockdown in every one of Scotland’s 32 local authorities. And now even further beyond!

Following the cancellation of many concerts this month, Live Music Now Scotland was keen to find alternative ways of sharing music in the community. Music is more vital than ever in these uncertain times, providing a way to take our minds off the current realities that are unfolding and lift us out of the stress and worries of daily life. It was also crucial that we found a means of financially supporting our 118 emerging artists during a difficult time and ensuring their work remained accessible.

We came up with a solution: pre-recorded and live concerts, direct from the artists’ homes that we can share with care homes, arts venues and nurseries. Or straight into the living rooms or mobile phones of our supporters.

We have commissioned a special series of videos, recorded in living rooms around Scotland – or wherever our artists are on lockdown – that will be available to view on YouTube for a limited time. Here are some dates for your diary, please join us on Facebook to share some wonderful music Together at Home.