The GCO is always on the look-out
for new players. We currently have
vacancies for cellos and double
basses. Details on how to join the
orchestra can be found by clicking
the link below.
Details have now been released on our NEW Support
the GCO programme! Click on the button below to
find out more about how YOU can support your
favourite chamber orchestra!
Join the GCO !
Support the GCO !
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.
Follow the GCO on
Facebook and
Instagram!
Welcome !
Rehearsal Update
Another great performance by GCO players at the
Greenock Philharmonic Choir Concert on Saturday night in
Greenock Town Hall. In addition to the Vivaldi Gloria
(which we also played last week at Paisley Abbey with
Coats Choral), the programme included Benjamin
Britten’s St Nicolas, scored for strings, percussion and
children’s choir in addition to the Greenock Choir. The
conductor, Nicholas Wilks, was delighted with the
performance, and the huge contribution made by the
GCO. Well done everyone!
Our usual Tuesday rehearsals will resume on Tuesday 31
March, but please note there will be NO rehearsal on
Tuesday 7 April.
Concert Sponsored by
Summer Concert
Our final concert for the 2025-26 season sees
the return of one of our popular past soloists in
the shape of Iona McDonald, this time with her
partner Jonathan Fong, to play the formidable
Brahms Double concerto for violin and cello.
Bookending this momentous work are two
Beethoven favourites, the Overture to The
Creatures of Prometheus and the mighty
Eroica Symphony A concert not be missed!
We are back to our traditional concert venue
of Sherbrooke Mosspark Church for this
concert, which takes place on Sunday 31 May
at 7.30pm.
Tickets are now available from our ticketing
agent Trybooking. Simply click on the button below to go to their web site.
The GCO is always on the look-out for new
players. We currently have vacancies for
cellos and double basses. Details on how
to join the orchestra can be found by
clicking the link below.
Details have now been released on our NEW
Support the GCO programme! Click on the
button below to find out more about how
YOU can support your favourite chamber
orchestra!
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)
Another great performance by GCO players
at the Greenock Philharmonic Choir Concert
on Saturday night in Greenock Town Hall. In
addition to the Vivaldi Gloria (which we also
played last week at Paisley Abbey with Coats
Choral), the programme included Benjamin
Britten’s St Nicolas, scored for strings,
percussion and children’s choir in addition to
the Greenock Choir. The conductor, Nicholas
Wilks, was delighted with the performance,
and the huge contribution made by the GCO.
Well done everyone!
Our usual Tuesday rehearsals will resume on
Tuesday 31 March, but please note there will
be NO rehearsal on Tuesday 7 April.
Rehearsal Update
Follow the GCO on
Facebook and Instagram !
The GCO is a charity registered in Scotland No SC022256
Concert Sponsored by
Summer Concert
Our final concert for
the 2025-26 season
sees the return of one
of our popular past
soloists in the shape of
Iona McDonald, this
time with her partner
Jonathan Fong, to play
the formidable Brahms
Double concerto for
violin and cello.
Bookending this momentous work are two
Beethoven favourites, the Overture to The
Creatures of Prometheus and the mighty
Eroica Symphony A concert not be missed!
We are back to our traditional concert venue
of Sherbrooke Mosspark Church for this
concert, which takes place on Sunday 31
May at 7.30pm.
Tickets are now available from our ticketing
agent Trybooking. Simply click on the
button below to go to their web site.
