Cellos at Seton

Seton Collegiate Church, Longniddry

Photo credit: Crown Copyright courtesy of Historic Scotland

Music for one and two cellos by Biber, Jacchini, Simpson, Couperin, Walton, Purcell and Britten

Philip Higham Cello
Kim Vaughan Cello

Seton is one of East Lothian’s architectural treasures – a beautiful building approached through a small wood. It is one of Scotland’s finest surviving late mediaeval collegiate churches. We’re delighted to be able to introduce it to the festival for the first time – a unique opportunity to hear
great music in this magnificent setting.

“Philip Higham is undoubtedly one of the most impressive young British cellists I have heard in a decade… he has all the qualities of a world-class artist.”
The Strad

Please note: There is no parking at this venue, apart from Blue Badge holders who we invite to ask box office staff for a space at the time of booking tickets. These are limited and subject to availability.

Ticket holders will be picked up at 2.45pm by a free festival bus at Wallyford Park and Ride car park and returned after the concert.

There is a 200m walk from festival bus drop off point to the concert venue. Unfortunately the approach to the venue is not suitable for wheelchairs due to uneven terrain.

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Concession of £5 off the price of a full price tickets for students in full time education and half price for children and young people in full time education.

Seton Collegiate Church, Longniddry

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