Sean Shibe live in City of Edinburgh

Experience Sean Shibe live on August 13th

Sean Shibe is a Scottish classical guitarist recognized for his interpretations of both established repertoire and contemporary works, often exploring connections between historical performance practice and modern sensibilities. His performances frequently incorporate lute transcriptions alongside pieces originally composed for the guitar, demonstrating a broad stylistic range encompassing baroque, classical, and 20th/21st-century compositions. He is known for a refined technique and a thoughtful approach to programming.

The Queen’s Hall in Edinburgh occupies a historically significant building originally constructed in 1979 as part of the city’s New Town development. Prior to its current function as a concert hall, the building served as the Adam House, housing offices for the Scottish Life Assurance Company. The venue was extensively refurbished and reopened as a dedicated performance space in 1985.

The Hall is renowned for its excellent acoustics and flexible configuration, hosting a diverse array of musical genres including classical, jazz, folk, and contemporary music. It has become a central hub for cultural events during the Edinburgh Festival Fringe each August, alongside year-round performances by national and international artists. The Queen’s Hall maintains a commitment to accessibility and community engagement through various outreach programs.