Chamber music seeks friends

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The summer chamber music festival in Peasmarsh church, directed by Anthony Marwood and Richard Lester, is a cherished regular feature in the diaries of music lovers from near and far.

This year Anthony and Richard’s guests are the Britten Sinfonia, a virtuoso orchestra which regularly plays at the Proms, the Barbican, and the Aldeburgh Festival, as well as some outstanding chamber musicians:

  • Two pianists: Aleksander Madzar, Anthony’s regular recital partner and Ellen Hwangbo from the USA who has played with Anthony at the Yellow Barn Festival, Vermont
  • Pablo Hernan Benedi, violin, who has played at Peasmarsh as a member of the Trio Isimiz; Daniel Bard, viola, from Israel: and Kate Gould, cello, and a regular visitor to Peasmarsh, and
  • The Doric String Quartet, who played at Peasmarsh in 2011 and have become one of the most successful young quartets with several acclaimed CDs and a busy concert schedule.

The festival runs from June 23 – 27 this year and we would like you to become a friend or patron to support the festival in Peasmarsh and to help it reach ever greater heights. Friends’ benefits include getting the festival brochure in advance, a priority booking period, and newsletters.

To become a friend costs £30 donation per annum (individual) or £50 (joint). Further information is available on the website.

 

 

 

Anna Rowe is the Manager of the Peasmarsh Festival Trust. Photo: Kenneth Bird

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