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alice rickards VIOLIN//
sonia cromarty CELLO

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SEQUOIA 

Connecting music, nature and people

Sequoia is an award-winning string duo, dedicated to exploring the natural world through music. Intimate performances showcase Scotland's music and its environment, inspiring, informing and inviting connection.

Rickards and Cromarty offer supple, buoyant playing of ringing purity throughout...a vividly delivered collection of music, one whose fluid traversal of styles nicely reflects its subject matter.

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The Strad

Upcoming

  • Revolution
    Revolution
    Wed 18 Feb
    Reid Concert Hall, Edinburgh University
    18 Feb 2026, 19:00 – 20:30
    Reid Concert Hall, Edinburgh University, Bristo Square, Edinburgh EH8 9AL, UK
    Revolution is a bold, genre-spanning concert created by the Reid School of Music’s Ensemble in Residence, Sequoia, with Music students
  • WATER MUSIC source to sea
    WATER MUSIC source to sea
    Wed 25 Mar
    Crieff Parish Church
    25 Mar 2026, 19:30 – 21:30
    Crieff Parish Church, Strathearn Terrace, Crieff PH7 3AQ, UK
    ​ Water Music source to sea is a musical imagining of the journey taken by a raindrop as it travels along Scotland’s waterways.
  • Songs from the Last Page
    Songs from the Last Page
    Sat 25 Apr
    Northesk Parish Church
    25 Apr 2026, 19:30 – 21:30
    Northesk Parish Church, 16 Bridge St, Musselburgh EH21, UK
    Written and performed by acclaimed composer and songwriter, Gareth Williams. Each song takes the last lines of iconic Scottish literature, sung from the piano, accompanied by violin and cello duo, Sequoia.
  • Songs from the Last Page & Esther Swift
    Songs from the Last Page & Esther Swift
    Sun 26 Apr
    Partick Hill Bowling & Community Club
    26 Apr 2026, 16:00 – 18:30
    Partick Hill Bowling & Community Club, 46 Partickhill Rd, Glasgow G11 5BY, UK
    Written and performed by acclaimed composer and songwriter, Gareth Williams. Each song takes the last lines of iconic Scottish literature, sung from the piano, accompanied by violin and cello duo, Sequoia.
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