
Music in Peebles concerts are subsidised by
Chamber Music Scotland
through funding provided by
Creative Scotland.

Colin Scobie violin
Jâms Coleman piano
Colin and Jâms return to Peebles with a programme exploring the enduring influence of folk music on the classical tradition. From lyrical song and spiritual dance to works infused with the colours and rhythms of vernacular music, Folk Roots traces a rich musical journey across centuries and countries. Combining virtuosity, lyricism and a distinctive Scottish perspective, the programme reveals how folk traditions continue to inspire some of the most compelling music ever written.
Colin, brought up in Peebles and a former member of Peebles Orchestra (he appeared as soloist with the Orchestra in May 2026) studied at St Mary’s Music School and the Royal College of Music. For 12 years he was the first violin of the Maxwell Quartet.
Jâms, from Anglesey, studied at Girton College, Cambridge and the Royal Academy of Music, and now performs both in the UK and internationally as a soloist, chamber musician and vocal accompanist. He has recently been appointed artistic director of the Fishguard Festival of Music in Pembrokeshire.
“Watch out for Scobie; he is a stunner” The Herald
“Coleman’s playing is outstanding . . . exquisite touch” BBC Music Magazine
£22.00
TICKETS
Season Tickets
Single Tickets
* available to those aged 21 to 25 and to adults accompanying a child under 12
Running Time: 2 hr (includes interval)

Music in Peebles concerts are subsidised by
Chamber Music Scotland
through funding provided by
Creative Scotland.
