The Great Hall in Kincardine has been the venue for a number of fabulous musical evenings over the years. We have had to pinch ourselves when Clio Gould came and played her magnificent Rutson Stradivarius (1694) with the Scottish Ensemble. How lucky can one be.

In winter the arrival, to the floodlit castle, and the entrance, through the candlelit marble hall, is pure fairytale. 

In summer, the amazing view over Royal Deeside and the beautiful and tranquil gardens complement perfectly the fine music you are about to hear.

Once onto the Principal Floor you can be greeted with a glass of champagne in the Dining room before moving on to enjoy the performance. The Great Hall has excellent acoustics and a fantastic ambience.

With the numbers involved it is not possible to offer a full dinner as well as providing a concert hall. However we can cater for a finger buffet either during an interval or after the concert is over.

By locating the performers at the foot of the main staircase there is the opportunity for some theatrical action too. For the stairs gain a little height before turning up past two arched openings looking over the Great Hall and thence to the magnificent musician's gallery which runs along the whole of one end of the Hall. Truly, the only limitation is one's imagination.

Get set for a very special evening.

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The Steinway grand piano was built in Leipzig in 1912 and is a very fine instrument. At a recent concert the pianist said that Rachmaninov would have killed for it!

 The Hall can seat a maximum of 80 people on comfortable chairs