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BUDLEIGHMUSIC FESTIVAL

Classical Music on the Jurassic Coast

2018

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BUDLEIGH MUSIC FESTIVAL TIMETABLE 2018 DOORS OPEN 7.00PM

LUNCHTIME CONCERTS DOORS OPEN 11.30AM

Friday 13th July St Peter’s Wind Serenade 7.30pm

Evening concerts should finish at about 9.3opm

Lunchtime concerts starting at 12 noon usually finish before 1.00pm

Saturday 14th July Temple Apollo 5 7.30pm

Monday 16th July Temple Sunwook Kim - Piano 7.30pm

Tuesday 17th July St Peter’s The Festival Orchestra with Sheku Kanneh-Mason (Cello); Conductor, Nicholas Marshall 7.30pm

Wednesday 18th July Temple Merlin Ensemble Vienna 7.30pm

Thursday 19th July Temple Sheku and Isata Kanneh-Mason, cello and piano 7.30pm

Friday 20th July Temple Chiaroscuro Quartet 7.30pm

Saturday 21st July St Peter’s Jess Gillam and Friends 7.30pm

Friday 13th July Temple Brass Duo 12.00 noon

Saturday 14th July Temple Schola Exe with Rachel Smith (Musical Director) 12.00 noon

Monday 16th July Temple Folk Music with Chris Hoban 12.00 noon

Tuesday 17th July Temple Clarinet and Piano with Kevin Hurst and Jonathan Delbridge 12.00 noon

Wednesday 18th July Temple Soprano and Flute with Emily Loftus and Stephen Rankin 12.00 noon

Thursday 19th July Temple Harp with Esther Beyer 12.00 noon

Friday 20th July Temple Piano Recital with Adam Heron 12.00 noon

Saturday 21st July Temple Music Deco 12.00 noon

Friends of the Festival are admitted at 6.50pm on presentation of their Friends CardEVENING CONCERTSThe Festival programme is correct at the time of publication but may be subject to changeWELCOME TO THE BUDLEIGH

MUSIC FESTIVAL 2018This will be our 14th Festival but for some of you reading our brochure, this will be your first, and I’d like to say a particularly warm welcome to you.

Our founder, Roger Bowen, has told me that his original idea was for a Festival along the lines of the Cheltenham Festival. His wish was to bring to his friends in Budleigh Salterton, particularly those now less able to get to London or elsewhere, first-class musicians to play here, by the sea. As it became clear there was a desire for other aspects of culture, then the Literary Festival was founded and now thrives. Equally for less classical tastes, a separate Jazz Festival has grown up. But the Budleigh Music Festival continues Roger’s original aspiration of bringing classical music to the Jurassic Coast.

This year we continue with a range of artists – both those who are glad to return and those who are new to Budleigh. Our outstanding young soloists include not only cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason, BBC Young Musician of the Year 2016, and his pianist sister Isata, but also Sunwook Kim, winner of the Leeds International Piano Competition 2006, not to mention violinist Alina Ibragimova with the Chiaroscuro Quartet and, in contrast on our last night, Jess Gillam, saxophonist, with friends on piano and double bass. I always look forward to the Festival Orchestra programme which includes Britten and the Haydn Cello Concerto; and this year we have in addition the Festival Wind Ensemble on our opening night; and a horn trio from Vienna. No Festival would be complete without the human voice and we’re pleased to welcome Apollo 5.

Many of you enjoy our free lunchtime concerts. These focus on artists from the South West, including the Devon County Senior Choir, a brass duo from Sidmouth and a harpist from Bovey Tracey. Styles of music will vary from classical, to folk and 1930s Music Deco - something for everyone.

Our thanks go to our Friends and Sponsors, without whose generous support we could not run the Festival. Please see page 18 for details. Thanks also, as ever, to St Peter’s and the Temple Methodist Church for use of their facilities; and to the wider Budleigh community, including shops and restaurants, for their ongoing support. Last, but not least, my thanks go to my wonderful team of volunteer helpers!

Best wishes and see you in July, Jean Quinn (Chairman)

BUDLEIGH MUSIC FESTIVAL TEAMJean Quinn, Chairman & Director/TrusteeNicholas Marshall, Artistic DirectorMichael Demetriou, Treasurer & Director/TrusteeMargaret Revell, Director/TrusteeDavid Wright, Publicity & Director/TrusteeJohn Pearce, Director/TrusteeMadeleine Collie, FriendsLyn Bulkeley, Concert Manager

MUSIC PANEL:Nicholas Marshall | John PearceJeremy Wilson | Fred NicholsMary Lowles | Johanna McWeeneyRoger Hendy | Jean Quinn | Chris Eiser

Administrator: Francesca MillsLunchtime concerts contact:Dorothy Ferrier/Mary LowlesArtists accommodation & transport contacts: Chris Eiser & Jenny SteelePublicity contacts: David Wright/Dick EiserWebsite: Linda Wright/David Middleton

Our Festival Team continues to expand with many people generously giving their time, both during the Festival and throughout the year which makes it difficult to name everyone. We are always open to offers of help and the Management Committee gives grateful thanks to all those who volunteer.

Budleigh Music Festival is a Registered Charity under the name Budleigh Salterton Festival Limited and its registration number is 1107812

PLUS.. Lunchtime Concert: BRASS DUO With Josie Denning & Jasper Dommett See page 12

Friday 13th July 2018 at 7.30pmSt Peter’s ChurchTickets £18

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PLUS.. Lunchtime Concert: SCHOLA EXE With Rachel Smith See page 12

Saturday 14th July 2018 at 7.30pmTemple Methodist ChurchTickets £18

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Pre-concert Reception at 6.15pm for Festival Friends only. St Peter’s Church

On Green Swept Shores A varied programme of sacred, madrigal, folk, jazz, and pop including works by composers ranging from Byrd, Gibbons, Tavener and MacMillan, to Lennon & McCartney, Stephen Sondheim and Chaka Khan.

Pieces to include:Byrd’s Vigilate; Tavener’s Mother of God Here I stand; Gibbon’s Silver Swan; Kern’s The Way you look Tonight and The Beatles’ Eleanor Rigby.

Clare Stewart, soprano, Josh Cooter, tenorPenelope Appleyard, soprano, Greg Link, bassOliver Martin-Smith, tenor

The British vocal ensemble Apollo5 come from the same stable as Voces8 who have visited Budleigh many times to great acclaim. Apollo5 has been praised for its engaging and entertaining a cappella performances here and abroad. Apollo5 brings to life this mixed programme of sacred choral music, spirituals, traditional melodies, jazz standards and pop songs with versatility and charm. The five charismatic singers take you on a musical journey exploring music from the British Isles and beyond.

“A stunning, beautiful sound” BBC Radio 2 “Such clear and lovely voices.” The Swingle Singers“They gave everything to their audience, and produced an energetic and engaging performance.” The King’s Singers

Serenade, Op.7 R. Strauss

Adagio, K.411 Mozart

Petite Symphonie Gounod

Serenade for 13 winds, K.361 Mozart

Formed especially for this opening evening concert, the Festival Wind Players, directed by Nicholas Marshall present some of the masterworks of the repertoire for large wind ensemble, including Strauss’s early Serenade and Gounod’s delightful Petite Symphonie. The concert ends with Mozart’s wonderful Serenade for 13 wind instruments, which includes rarely-heard basset horns in the scoring.

APOLLO 5WIND SERENADE

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FESTIVAL WIND PLAYERS

Monday 16th July 2018 at 7.30pmTemple Methodist ChurchTickets £18


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Tuesday 17th July 2018 at 7.30pmSt Peter’s ChurchTickets £18


Lunchtime Concert: CLARINET & PIANO With Kevin Hurst & Jonathan Delbridge See page 13PLUS.. Lunchtime Concert: FOLK MUSIC With Chris Hoban See page 13

Conducted by Nicholas MarshallLeader, Paul MathewsCello, Sheku Kanneh-Mason

A Midsummer Night’s Dream: Overture, Op.21 Mendelssohn

Cello Concerto in C Haydn

Simple Symphony Britten

Symphony No.1, Op.21 Beethoven

The Festival Orchestra presents a programme featuring the brilliant young cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason, and there is also a youthful thread connecting the different works. Haydn’s Cello Concerto was written near the beginning of his career and Beethoven was twenty-nine when he wrote his First Symphony, Mendelssohn was just seventeen when he wrote his Midsummer Night’s Dream Overture and Britten twenty when he wrote his Simple Symphony, based on themes written between the ages of nine and twelve.

[Sheku Kanneh-Mason] ‘…technically superb and eloquent in his expressivity, he held the capacity audience spellbound with an interpretation of exceptional authority.’ (The Guardian)

THE FESTIVALORCHESTRA

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Piano Sonata in D, K.311 Mozart

Piano Sonata in C minor, Op.111 Beethoven

Suite Bergamasque Debussy

Variations and Fugue on a theme by Handel, Op.24 Brahms

London-based Sunwook Kim came to international recognition when he won the prestigious Leeds Piano Competition in 2006 aged just eighteen, becoming the competition’s youngest winner for forty years as well as the first Asian winner. Since then he has established a reputation as one of the finest pianists of his generation, appearing as a recitalist as well as a concerto soloist with some of the world’s leading orchestras.

‘Surely destined to be known as one of the greats to have emerged from the Leeds International Piano Competition, Kim was more expressive in tone and phrasing – impassioned and graceful, thrusting and rhapsodically introverted in turn.’ (Mike Allan, The News, Portsmouth)

SUNWOOK KIM PIANO

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PLUS.. Lunchtime Concert: SOPRANO & FLUTE With Emily Loftus and Stephen Rankin See page 14

Wednesday 18th July 2018 at 7.30pmTemple Methodist ChurchTickets £18


PLUS.. Lunchtime Concert: HARP With Esther Beyer See page 14

Thursday 19th July 2018 at 7.30pmTemple Methodist ChurchTickets £18


Martin Walch, violin, Stephen Stirling, hornTill Alexander Körber, piano

Sonata for violin and piano in A major, Op.100 Brahms

Till Eulenspiegel, for violin, horn and piano arr. Till A. Körberfirst UK performance R. Strauss

‘La lugubre Gondola’ for violin and piano Liszt

Mephisto Waltz for violin and piano arr. Till A. Körber Liszt

Trio for violin, piano and horn in E-flat major, Op.40 Brahms

The Ensemble was founded in 1991, drawn from members of the European Chamber Orchestra, and is a flexible group of players encompassing wind, strings and piano. They have appeared in many international festivals and concert halls and have made several acclaimed CD recordings. We are delighted to welcome this combination of violin, horn and piano, whose programme will include a UK première as well as Brahms’ well-known Horn Trio.

SHEKU & ISATAKANNEH-MASON

MERLIN ENSEMBLE VIENNA

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Still only 19 years old his international career is developing rapidly with engagements as far afield as the USA and Japan. Last summer he made his Proms debut with the Chineke! Orchestra. Isata is studying at the Royal Academy of Music. She was a finalist in the BBC Young Musician competition in 2014, winning the Walter Todd Prize for the most promising musician. She has performed around the UK and abroad.

‘This was a triumphant coming-out for these immensely engaging players; a star duo is born.’ (The Independent)

Sheku Kanneh-Mason leapt to prominence when he won the BBC Young Musician competition in 2016 with a stunning performance of the Shostakovich Cello Concerto.

Cello Sonata No. 6 in A Major, G. 4 Boccherini

Cello Sonata Poulenc

Cello Sonata Debussy

Cello Sonata No.2 in F, Op.99 Brahms

Cello and Piano

PLUS.. Lunchtime Concert: PIANO RECITAL with Adam Heron See page 15

Friday 20th July 2018 at 7.30pmTemple Methodist ChurchTickets £18


PLUS.. Lunchtime Concert: MUSIC DECO Kate Walker, Andrew Daldorph and Chris Gradwell See page 15

JESS GILLAM& FRIENDS

Saturday 21st July 2018 at 7.30pmSt Peter’s ChurchTickets £18


Jess Gillam, saxophone, Andee Price, double bass, Steve Lodder, piano

Programme to include and works by:

Bryars, Bartók, Nyman, Ravel Iturralde.

In 2016, at the age of 17, Jess made history as the first saxophonist to win the woodwind final of the BBC Young Musician of the Year. She then reached the grand final, performing Michael Nyman’s Where the Bee Dances with the BBC Symphony Orchestra to widespread critical acclaim.

She made her Proms debut in 2017, has appeared as soloist with the Royal Philharmonic and other orchestras, and given recitals throughout the UK. As well as her passion for performance Jess also has an interest in promoting live music and runs an annual concert series in her home town of Ulverston, Cumbria.

‘Jess gave a great show with her hot licks, lustrous tone and winning passion.’(The Times)

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Quartet in E , Op.33 No.2 Haydn

Quartet in G, Op.18 No.2 Beethoven

Quartet in A minor D.804, ‘Rosamunde’ Schubert

Formed in 2005, the Chiaroscuro Quartet comprises violinists Alina Ibragimova (Russia) and Pablo Hernán Benedí (Spain), the Swedish violist Emile Hörnlund and cellist Claire Thirion (France).

Dubbed ‘a trailblazer for the authentic performance of High Classical chamber music’ in Gramophone, this international ensemble performs music of the Classical and early Romantic periods on gut strings and with historical bows. The quartet’s unique sound - described by The Observer as ‘a shock to the ears of the best kind’ - is highly acclaimed by audiences and critics all over Europe.

‘The playing is intense and refined, exploratory and poised …this is real chamber music; the attack is immaculate and spirited from all four musicians.’ (The Guardian)

CHIAROSCUROQUARTET

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Friday 13th July 2018 at 12noonTemple Methodist Church BRASS DUO

Saturday 14th July 2018 at 12noonTemple Methodist Church SCHOLA EXE WITH RACHEL SMITH (Musical Director)

Monday 16th July 2018 at 12noonTemple Methodist Church FOLK MUSIC WITH CHRIS HOBAN

Tuesday 17th July 2018 at 12noonTemple Methodist Church CLARINET AND PIANO WITH KEVIN HURSTAND JONATHAN DELBRIDGE

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Kevin Hurst is based in Budleigh Salterton where he teaches clarinet, piano and saxophone. He is an instrumental tutor at the University of Exeter. He conducts the East Devon Clarinet Choir and has been guest coach to county youth music ensembles and clarinet choirs. Kevin has given master classes at festivals and colleges and has enjoyed a career as a professional clarinettist, giving highly-acclaimed recitals nationwide and abroad.

Jonathan Delbridge’s interest in music began at the age of four when he started piano lessons. In 2004, Jonathan gained the FRSM diploma in piano performing. He also achieved the ALCM diploma in jazz piano with distinction. He has a busy career as a freelance soloist, choir director and teacher of piano and organ.

Chris Hoban is one of the leading songwriters in the folk tradition in the South West and is enjoying a growing reputation as a solo performer, accompanying himself on guitar, piano accordion or cello. He makes regular appearances in folk clubs and festivals.

Chris writes songs for the nationally renowned Devonian folk duo “Show of Hands” and joined them on their autumn tour, “Sanctuary”, performing in the cathedrals of Britain. Chris began his teaching career in Brazil and after a decade of working in music theatre at home and overseas, he combined both musical and teaching interests in preparatory schools.

Chris is currently Director of Music at St Peter’s Preparatory School, Lympstone.

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Schola Exe, the County Senior Choir, was formed in 2012 as a natural extension of the Devon County Junior Choir. The choir, for girls aged 13 - 18 and boys with unchanged voices, aims to give young people the opportunity to continue to develop their vocal skills and experiences and particularly to introduce the singers to major choral works in the repertoire.

The choir was established by Rachel Smith, who also founded the Devon County Junior Choir. Rachel is Head of Junior Music at The Maynard School, Exeter and was formerly Assistant Director of Music at Exeter Cathedral School. Rachel is Musical Director of both the Chivenor and Lympstone Military Wives Choirs.

Josie Denning started playing the piano and later learned the cornet. She studied Music at Plymouth University and graduated in 2015. She joined the Sidmouth Town Band and currently holds the Flugel Horn seat. Josie runs her own Instrument Repair business in East Devon. Jasper Dommett became transfixed by the sounds of brass when the Sidmouth Town Band came to his primary school. He is now at the Royal Welsh College of Music studying musical composition. Jasper plays Solo Baritone for the championship section band City of Cardiff.

Dorothy Worthington their accompanist, studied at the Royal Manchester College of Music. She became Head of Music at St Margaret’s School and also worked with advanced piano students at Exeter School. Dorothy is now a freelance accompanist and musical director.

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Thursday 19th July 2018 at 12noonTemple Methodist Church HARP WITH ESTHER BEYER

Friday 20th July 2018 at 12noonTemple Methodist Church PIANO RECITAL WITH ADAM HERON

Saturday 21st July 2018 at 12noonTemple Methodist Church MUSIC DECOMusic Deco is a trio comprising vocalist Kate Walker and her talented musical colleagues, Andrew Daldorph, piano and Chris Gradwell, saxophone and clarinet.

Our final lunchtime concert!

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The trio delights in the rhythm, romance and evocative style of that most exciting time of popular music, the 1920s - 1940s. Conjuring the very essence of the Deco Period and providing a performance of not just jazz or light music, but some of each, with a little comedy and smoky night club atmosphere thrown in as well.

Think of Bix Beiderbeck, Irving Berlin, George Gershwin, Duke Ellington and Noel Coward and other familiar names from those decades and expect songs full of wit and humour. Music Deco delights in variety, performing some instantly recognisable and some less familiar music.

Adam Heron was born in Hong Kong in 1999. At the age of seven he was awarded a scholarship to join Gloucester Cathedral Choir. From 2012 until 2017 he studied piano at Wells Cathedral School. Adam is currently a scholar at the Royal Academy of Music. Recently he was awarded first prize at the Junior Intercollegiate Beethoven Competition, held in London.

He gained the titles of both Gloucestershire Young Musician 2016 and Taunton Young Musician 2016, and is a laureate of the Young Pianist of the North International Piano Competition in Newcastle. Adam has performed at The Cheltenham Music Festival, The Elgar Room and The Bath Pump Rooms, where he showcased his own compositions for violin and piano.

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Esther Beyer began playing the harp at the age of six. She is now in her second year at The Royal Academy of Music, studying under the tutelage of Karen Vaughan, where she was recently commended in the 2017 Guy Macgrath Harp Prize. Esther has played in many major venues across the UK, including the Royal Albert Hall and Birmingham Symphony Hall. Solo highlights include playing for HRH Duchess of Cornwall on the Royal Harp at Clarence House.

Growing up in Devon, Esther has freelanced with local orchestras such as the Torbay Symphony Orchestra and the Plymouth University Orchestra, and has won local festivals and competitions in Devon and Somerset.

Emily Loftus began her classical training at the Junior Royal Northern College of Music (2012-2014) and is now in her fourth year on the BMus Performance course at The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland (2014-2018), under the tutelage of Scott Johnson and Patricia MacMahon. Emily is the daughter of the owners of ‘Vanilla Sky’ (Budleigh delicatessen).

Stephen Rankin, a concert flautist from Northern Ireland, is currently studying for a BMus at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland in Glasgow. He has performed in many productions including the RCS Symphony and Concerto Orchestras as well as their production of ‘Die Fledermaus’. Stephen has had opportunities to participate in masterclasses with many world- renowned flautists including Sir James Galway.

Wednesday 18th July 2018 at 12noonTemple Methodist Church SOPRANO AND FLUTE WITH EMILY LOFTUS AND STEPHEN RANKIN


HOW TO BOOK

All tickets are non-refundable but may be returned to the Box Office to be resold only in the event of the concert selling out. You will be refunded the cost, less a £2 administrative fee per ticket.

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CONCERT ARRANGEMENTSDOOR OPENING TIMES: The doors will normally be opened 30 minutes before the start of each concert – 7.00pm for evening concerts and 11.30am for lunchtime concerts. Festival Friends will be allowed into concert venues at 6.50pm on presentation of their Friends Card.

The concert manager holds the right to vary these times should conditions dictate. For further information about local facilities and their location please visit the ‘Location’ pages of the Festival web-site.

Programmes for evening concerts will cost £1.50; lunchtime programmes are free.

There will be a retiring collection at lunchtimes.

St Peter’s postcode: EX9 6LRThe Temple postcode: EX9 6NGMap available on our websitePlease do not try to park in the church car parks – they are reserved for performers and blue badge holders.

Evening interval refreshments will be available, though not included in the ticket price – wine and soft drinks at St Peter’s; coffee, tea and soft drinks at The Temple.

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REFRESHMENTSAnyone planning to bring a large group (10+) to a single concert may contact the Festival organisers via the website to discuss possible discount arrangements.

TICKETS BY POSTTickets will be issued by post if a stamped addressed envelope is provided with the booking. Otherwise tickets will be available for collection from the Budleigh Salterton TIC, or from the concert venue 30 minutes before the start of the performance.

IMPORTANT DATESFriday 27th April Booking opens for Festival Friends, using Early Booking Form provided in Friends’ mailing (discounts available).Friday 11th May Booking opens for the general public using Early Booking Form available at Budleigh Salterton Information Centre (discounts available).Saturday 12th May Final day of Early Booking Period with discountsMonday 14th May On-line booking opens through the Festival website. Postal, personal and telephone bookings continue through the TIC.

EARLY BOOKING PERIOD DISCOUNTS (27th April to 12th May ONLY)Discounts of up to £34 are available in the Early Booking Period to individuals booking 5 or more different concerts using the Early Booking Form.

All tickets for evening concerts cost £18 each. However, discounts are available in the Early Booking Period where 5 or more different concerts are booked (see table).

Entry to Lunchtime concerts is free and booking is not required; however if the venue reaches maximum capacity, the organisers reserve the right to refuse admission.

BOX OFFICEBudleigh Salterton Information Centre, Fore Street, Budleigh Salterton, Devon, EX9 6NGTelephone: 01395 445275 Website: www.visitbudleigh.comBookings can be taken by post, by telephone or in person.

Payment may be made in cash, by debit/credit card, or by cheque payable to Budleigh Salterton Festival Limited.

ON-LINE BOOKINGFrom Monday 14th May, bookings can also be made on-line via the Festival website: www.budleighmusicfestival.co.uk

We recommend early booking to avoid disappointment.

CONCESSIONSChildren 18 and under - tickets cost £2Full-time students are admitted to all concerts at half price (Student ID may be requested).

DISABILITIESVisitors with disabilities are welcomed at all concerts. For disabled people who need to bring a personal assistant we offer one free ticket.

Please let us know your requirements.

AFRICAN DRUMMING WORKSHOP

Tickets in advance: £2/child from TIC and Reflections.Enquiries: [email protected]

A fun-packed afternoon with hands-on drumming led by Shumba Arts, for children aged 6-11 years.

All children must be accompanied by a responsible adult.

SHUMBA ARTS

Tuesday 29th May 20182.00 to 4-00pm

Sponsored by Budleigh Music Festival


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19th - 23rd September 2018Tickets available from the Tourist Information Centre, Budleigh Salterton

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FAIRLYNCH

Supporting the Budleigh Music Festival by becoming a BenefactorThe generous support of our Benefactors is invaluable in providing financial stability to the Festival and helping to cover our running costs. We are extremely grateful for these donations, which can be used to cover general Festival expenses or allocated to specific costs, for example:

• Evening concert fees – from individual performers to a full orchestra (£1,500 to £5,000)• Lunchtime concert costs (£200 – £300 each)• Piano hire (£1,700)• Venue hire - St Peter’s (up to £400 per evening concert) - The Temple (up to £1,000 for the week)• Printing costs: programmes (£1,000), flyers (£500) and brochure (£2,000)• Flowers (£80)• Website maintenance (£1,800 per year)

The 2018 Festival has been supported by the Festival Friends, Tertius Enterprises Ltd, Mr. & Mrs. B Hewett, Mr. C & Mrs. M Sayers, Devon County Council and many kind donors who wish to remain anonymous. We thank you all!

Benefits of becoming a Friend• Priority booking period with discounted tickets• Early entrance to concerts • Exclusive Friends social events, including a Festival reception• Regular Festival updates

Our Friends have been tremendously supportive right from the first Festival, so we take great pleasure in getting to know you each season. Please join us for our pre-concert reception on 13th July, then we can hear from you about the music you love and the musicians you want to listen to as we celebrate the start of our 14th season. Your feedback is very important to us so that we can create a wonderful week of music for all in Budleigh.

For more information about becoming a Friend or Benefactor please contact Madeleine Collie ([email protected])

Our Friends are invited to: A pre-concert reception at St Peter’s Church on Friday 13th July 2018 from 6.15pmAutumn lunch - date to be confirmed

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Classical Music on the Jurassic Coast

Soloists of the 12 Ensemble appeared at the 2017 Festival

Every July in Budleigh Salterton, we host some of the very best names in the world of classical music in a series of evening concerts, combined with our free lunchtime concerts showcasing the talents of local and up and coming artists.

Book the dates in your diary now for next year’s Music Festival... Friday 12th July to Saturday 20th July 2019

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