The GCO is always on the look-out for new
players. We currently have vacancies for
violas, cellos and basses. Details on how to
join the orchestra can be found by clicking
the link below.
Details have now been released on our NEW
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Welcome !
Glasgow Chamber Orchestra
The Glasgow Chamber Orchestra is an amateur
orchestra based in Glasgow, and has been making
music here for over 50 years. We give 3 main
concerts each year, usually in March, May and
November. You can find out lots more about the
orchestra and its music in the pages of this web-
site. Hopefully, you will be encouraged to come
along to a concert, or if you are a musician, you
may be interested in joining us.
We invite you to browse through the site, and if
you need more information, there is a Contacts
Page so that you can get in touch.
Photo courtesy of Neil Stuchbury (@what_stuch_saw)
Our rehearsal season resumes on Tuesday 6
January 2026 at our usual venue of
Sherbrooke Mosspark Church in Nithsdale
Road. The rehearsal starts at 7.30pm.
An updated rehearsal schedule for the
Spring session can be found by clicking the
button below.
Rehearsal Update
Our Spring Concert
will be held on Sunday
8 March 2026 at
7.30pm in St John’s
Renfield Church,
Beaconsfield Road.
Tickets are now
available on line from
our ticket agent -
Trybooking.
Tickets prices are
Adults
£15
Concessions (unwaged)
£10
Children (under 18)
£5
Simply click on the button below to go to
their website!
Spring Concert
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March is a very busy month for the GCO. In
addition to our Spring Concert, we will be
taking part in two further Choral Concerts
in Paisley and in Greenock.
First up is the Coats Choral concert to be
held in Paisley Abbey on Sunday 22 March at
7.30pm. The programme comprises the
popular Gloria by Vivaldi, and a modern
choral work entitled Illuminare by Elaine
Hagenberg.
Then, on Saturday 28 March, we travel
down to Greenock for our annual concert
with the Greenock Philharmonic Choir. This
year, the choir will be performing Vivaldi’s
Gloria and Benjamin Britten’s St Nicholas.
This latter work includes the Voices of
Inverclyde Senior Schools and St Mary’s
Primary School.
GCO on the Road