Keith Bruce is a journalist at Yahoo News UK and Yahoo Sports UK. He specializes in the arts and entertainment sector, with a focus on music genres, plays, and musicals. His work has also been featured in The Herald Scotland.
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Keith Bruce specializes in the coverage of music events, including concerts, classical performances, and opera. He predominantly writes reviews and offers event coverage in the entertainment news domain.
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By: Keith Bruce
Brass, voices, organ and electronics transform Glasgow Cathedral as homegrown musicians launch this year’s festival with Echoes in Brass and Stone.
Music Review: Lammermuir Festival, 100 Tubas at Amisfield Walled Garden, Haddington
By: Keith Bruce
Lammermuir Festival review: The Diary of One Who Disappeared, Dirleton Kirk, East Lothian, Keith Bruce five stars
By: Keith Bruce
Maxim Emelyanychev brought Berlioz vividly to life with the Scottish Chamber Orchestra in Perth, delivering a revelatory pairing of Harold in Italy…
By: Keith Bruce
Music: BBC SSO/Wigglesworth City Halls, Glasgow
Keith Bruce awards five stars to the Scottish Chamber Orchestra's St Matthew Passion, praising Maxim Emelyanychev and a superb cast in a definitive performance of Bach's masterpiece.
By: Keith Bruce
Patrick Hahn, the RSNO’s Principal Guest Conductor, was evidently moved by the combined efforts of himself and the players as he hugged orchestra leader Maya Iwabuchi at the end of Saturday’s performance of Shostakovich’s Fifth Symphony.
By: Keith Bruce
It would be odd if Sir James MacMillan does not embark on each new commission without a thought for how he might be able to work the piece into his Cumnock Tryst festival
Review: SCO/Brophy/Samuelsen, City Halls, Glasgow Four Stars. Richyer's recomposing of some classics is always a delight.
By: Keith Bruce
Review: Opera: Turandot, Theatre Royal, Glasgow, five stars
