St Cecilia's Hall

Museum Highlights

By (author) Sarah Deters

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A beautifully illustrated selection of historical musical instruments from the collection of St Cecilia's Hall, Edinburgh
The Music Museum is the University of Edinburgh's first visitor attraction and the concert hall is a popular music venue in its own right, having been in continuous use since 1762
Engaging and accessible text captures the imagination regardless of prior historical / musical knowledge
St Cecilia's Hall is benefitting from new interest after a Heritage Lottery funded £6.5 million renovation, which reopened the venue to the public in May 2017

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St Cecilia’s Hall is Scotland’s oldest purpose-built concert hall and home to the University of Edinburgh’s world-famous musical instrument collection. Comprising over 500 rare and beautiful instruments from across the globe – many of which are still played as part of the Hall’s lively programme – the collection is housed in the newly refurbished Music Museum. This selection of highlights brings these fascinating instruments to a wider audience than ever.

About the Author

Dr Sarah Deters is the Learning and Engagement Curator at St Cecilia’s Hall.

Dr Sarah Deters is the Learning and Engagement Curator at St Cecilia's Hall.

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