Nevis Ensemble is an orchestra with a mission: music for everyone, everywhere. Since June 2022, we’ve been Orchestra in Residence at Platform at the Bridge in Glasgow’s Easterhouse, and with our 20 Fellows we take hundreds of performances to people and places around Scotland that others cannot reach each year.

Last, but by no means least, we’re happy to introduce our final new member of the Nevis team, Rachael Brimley. Rachael is working with Nevis to work with funders both large and small to help Nevis reaching communities and making meaningful impact on our musicians and audiences.

Today we’re introducing our third new staff member, Marie Driver. Marie is responsible for making sure that everything we organise runs as smoothly as possible, from organising spaces for us to rehearse in to helping our Fellows to build links with partner organisations.

We’re very excited to give you an in-depth introduction to our new Artist Development Manager, Kerry Lane. Kerry will be in charge of designing and delivering the artist development programme and ensuring our fellows get the most out of their time in the Nevis Fellowship.

It is our pleasure to announce that Derrick Morgan has been appointed as Nevis Ensemble’s first Assistant Artistic Director.

Nevis Ensemble is marking COP26, both to highlight the role that the arts can play in conversation and action on climate change, and to reinforce our own commitments to the environment.

OUT NOW! We’re delighted to announce the launch of the Scottish Classical Music Green Guide.

Last month, Nevis Ensemble were delighted to be back on the road as an orchestra again with our first performances in front of live audiences in over a year!

Nevis Ensemble is thrilled to get back out on the road, and in front of live audiences to celebrate Make Music Day 2021.