Pianodrome

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It’s the final week of Edinburgh Festival Fringe at Pianodrome Brunstfield. 26 - 30 August | Wednesday to Sunday.

Free lunchtime concerts, evening shows, family friendly workshops, life drawing, sea shanties and our last ever performances of the “enchanting” Piano Diaries.

Come and help us close out our first Fringe in Brunstfield in style!



Prana feat. The Sitar Project - Free Lunchtime Concert
26 August | 1pm
Prana weaves Indian and Japanese classical traditions into a meditative, dynamic soundscape of sitar. Joined by members of Sitar Project.

Will Pickvance: Piano Diaries
26 - 30 August | 6pm
Last chance to see Will Pickvance: Piano Diaries “a thing of odd beauty and lightly worn virtuosity” Wednesday to Sunday. Don’t let it slip you by!

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Free, every lunchtime.

The best lunchtime in Edinburgh is at Pianodrome Brunstfield. We have TEN free lunchtime concerts left this Edinburgh Festival Fringe and every single one is worth your hour.

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19 August | 1pm
Veasey//Ticciati
Contemporary classical meets first wave free jazz.

20 August | 1pm
Oceanallover
A story of salt and sails, mystery, transmutation and transcendence. Told through music, dance, costume and words.

21 August | 1pm
Kohla
The velvet voiced Kohla brings her cinematic, intimate love songs to Pianodrome.

22 August | 1pm
Amy Laurenson
Shetland pianist Amy Laurenson returns for another delightful time at Pianodrome.

23 August | 1pm
Dara Dubh x Harry Higgs
Bold fusion guitar and harp from two brilliant musicians.

26 August | 1pm
Prana feat. The Sitar Project
Indian and Japanese classical traditions woven into a meditative, dynamic soundscape.

27 August | 1pm
lifegarden
Folk, indie, pop and midwestern emo. Raw, cathartic and not to be missed.

28 August | 1pm
David Bertrand Trio
New York based jazz flutist makes his Pianodrome debut.

29 August | 1pm
Sun, Red, Sun
Modal jazz, neo soul and electronic textures blending into a dream like haze of sound!

30 August | 1pm
Ruth Hamblin
“A goddamn post. She doesn’t just sing, she tells stories.” Edinburgh Music News. The perfect way to close out our Fringe.

It’s Week Three of Edinburgh Festival Fringe at Pianodrome Brunstfield. 19 - 23 August | Wednesday to Sunday
Free lunchtime concerts, evening shows and more family friendly workshops and activities.

Something for absolutely everyone - full programme at the link in our bio.



Will Pickvance: Piano Diaries
19, 20, 21, 22 & 23. August | 6pm
“An oasis tucked away from the main Fringe frenzy.”
Fragments of life, memory and absurdity played out at the piano.

Piano Dismantling Action
19 August | 10am
Our final workshop where people young and old get to dismantle pianos and then build whatever their imagination can dream up. Last chance to get tickets.

Casey//Ticciati - Free Lunchtime Concert
19 August | 1pm
A fascinating blend of improvised contemporary classical and first wave free jazz. Unpredictable, exciting and completely free.

Chair, Samosa and Climate Gupshup
19 August | 4pm
A heartwarming and thought provoking drama bringing communities together to explore climate change through conversation, culture and connection.

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19 August | 8pm
Final tickets remaining for two hours of relaxed life drawing with live piano music. All abilities welcome, materials provided.

Oceanallover - Free Lunchtime Comcert
20 August | 1pm
A story about salt and sails, mystery, transmutation and transcendence. All told through music, dance, costume and words.

Phoenix Soul Choir
20 August | 8pm
Fresh from their Edinburgh International Festival performance, the Phoenix Soul Choir bring their soaring harmonies and irresistible energy to Pianodrome.

Kohla - Free Lunchtime Concert
21 August | 1pm
The velvet voiced Kohla brings her cinematic, intimate love songs to the Pianodrome.

Vagabond Jacks
21 August | 4pm
Hot American Jazz and blues with Vagabond Jacks. Just what Friday afternoon calls for.

Anna Massie
21 August | 8pm
One of Scotland’s foremost guitarists and presenter of BBC Radio Scotland Traveling Folk, Anna Massie takes to the Pianodrome stage for what promises to be a very special evening.

Amy Laurenson - Free Lunchtime Concert
22 August | 1pm
Shetland pianist Amy Laurenson returns for another delightful lunc

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“Will Pickvance’s playing is outstanding and, combined with his enchanting narration, the end result is a show that is fascinatingly instructive.” - Thom Dibdin All Edinburgh Theatre

Anatomy of the Piano (for beginners) runs every Sunday at 11am throughout the Fringe. A joyful family show for all ages.

And if you love Will’s playing, he’s also performing Piano diaries every Wednesday to Sunday at 6pm. Tickets at the link in our bio.