Aberdeen International Youth Festival - Notable Names To Appear at The Festival Include

Notable Names To Appear At The Festival Include

  • Claudio Abbado
  • Kyung-wha Chung
  • Aaron Copland
  • Zaira Cosico
  • Noel Edmonds
  • Rolf Harris
  • Nigel Kennedy
  • Julian Lloyd Webber
  • Magnus Magnusson
  • Simon Rattle
  • Daniel Rowland - Soloist and winner of the Festival's Skene Award
  • José Serebrier
  • Leopold Stokowski
  • The University of the Philippines Concert Chorus
  • Evelyn Glennie
  • Cheremosh Ukrainian Dance Company

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