Maxim Emelyanychev live in City of Edinburgh

Experience Maxim Emelyanychev live on September 24th

Maxim Emelyanychev, a Russian-born countertenor renowned for his agile vocal technique and interpretations of Baroque and classical repertoire, will perform at Usher Hall in Edinburgh on September 24, 2026. His performances frequently incorporate historically informed performance practice, aiming for authenticity in style and ornamentation. Emelyanychev often directs ensembles from the stage, showcasing both his vocal and instrumental musicality; he is also known for exploring lesser-known works alongside established classics.

Usher Hall, opened in 1897, is Edinburgh’s premier concert venue and a significant landmark within the city. Designed by Robert Rowand Anderson, the hall was a gift to the city from Andrew Usher, a prominent Edinburgh brewer. Its acoustics are highly regarded, having undergone several renovations to enhance sound quality while preserving its original Victorian architecture. The hall has hosted a diverse range of performers throughout its history, including internationally acclaimed orchestras, soloists, and ensembles across multiple genres. It regularly features in the Edinburgh International Festival programme and serves as a key venue for various musical events throughout the year. The building itself is Category A listed, recognizing its special architectural and historical importance.