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Performers' Information

There are music events on every day of the Festival.  The range is extensive and covers choral, orchestral, vocal and instrumental music.  Different types of music are featured - classical, popular, jazz, rock and traditional Scottish music.  The Events Guide lists all of the music events.  Here are just a few of the highlights.

Premier String Solos
Friday 12 March  -  11.40  -  Renfield St Stephen's Church
Hear highlights of the performances by string instrumentalists.

Premier Woodwind and Brass Solos
Friday 12 March  - 16.00  -  Renfield St Stephen's Church
Features leading soloists from earlier Festival events.

Songs from the Shows
Sunday 14 March  -  15.00  -  Glasgow Royal Concert Hall
Come and hear a wide range of well-known songs from hit musicals.

Premier Vocal Solos
Sunday 14 March  - 15.50  -  Glasgow Royal Concert Hall
A recital by the Festival's top vocal performers.

Band Night I
Sunday 14 March  -  from 18.30  -  Glasgow Royal Concert Hall
Come and enjoy the big band sound.

Band Night II
Monday 15 March  -  from 18.30  -  Glasgow Royal Concert Hall
A lively and entertaining programme featuring school concert, brass and jazz bands.

Choral Evening
Tuesday 16 March  -  from 18.30  -  Glasgow Royal Concert Hall
A full varied programme of music performed by fourteen choirs.  A choral evening not to be missed!

Schools' Music Days
Monday 15 March  -  from 10.00, 14.00 & 18.30
Tuesday 16 March  -  from 10.00 & 14.00
The Glasgow Royal Concert Hall
Performances by choirs from primary and secondary schools., orchestras, bands and instrumental ensembles.

Premier Piano Solos
Friday 19 March  -  15.50  -  Renfield St Stephen's Church
Highlights from performances for piano solo.

Last Night of the Festival
Saturday 20 March  - 19.00  -  Renfield St Stephen's Church
A concert given by the Festival's leading performers provides a memorable finale for the 2010 Festival.