FringeGuru's review of this venue

For many years the ROSL, a private members' club on Princes Street, has offered one of the best and most comprehensive programmes of classical music to be found on the Fringe. The club runs several recitals a day, each tending to focus on a single composer but drawing in the odd work from his contemporaries; all feature accomplished professional musicians, often young and emerging in their fields.

The performance space - a non-descript function room at the end of a warren of tired corridors - doesn't make an immediate impact, but once the music starts you'll see it is well-chosen. There are few distractions from outside, and the air-conditioning can be a merciful blessing on a hot day. The whole enterprise radiates civility - which other Fringe venue offers to take your coat at the door? - and the staff are genuinely knowledgeable about the music being performed.

The breakfast performances, at 9:30am, make a particularly pleasant warm-up before the hurly-burly of a Festival day. The one regret is that the programme of events is so short - it doesn't start until well into the Festival period, and ends before the popular final weekend.

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