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The Budleigh Salterton Festival 2010 — we'd welcome your feedback
 
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23 - 31 July 2010  MUSIC
5 February 2010 SCIENCE
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The Conference was most enjoyable and successful. Many thanks to all who made the day possible and especially to the speakers Ed Hawkins, David Braine, Derrick Ryall and Steve Hayfield.

 

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The music festival presents a programme with international artists in July this year. There are so many highlights: the famous King's Singers, Verdi's opera La Traviata, 2 orchestral concerts and the London Adventist Chorale. There are the combined 120 voices of 2 full male choirs followed a few days later by acclaimed guitarist Craig Ogden with Judith Hall. The French pianist Pascale Rogé gives a recital and plays duets with Ami Rogé and we welcome the Chilingirian Quartet who will perform a varied programme including Beethoven's Opus 130. During the festival there will be 2 orchestral concerts; the first, including 2 Mozart Concerti is followed at the end of the week by Orchestra, Chorus, the Devon Junior Choir and James Gilchrist in a perfomance of Britten's St. Nicolas Mass.

Starting with the new Science one-day conference on 5 February, the Jazz weekend in April and finally the Music Festival at the end of July this will be a festival year to remember!.

In April we have the Jazz Weekend at the comfortable Games Club in the town. Digby Fairweather with Craig Milverton, Maggie Reeday and the SouthWest Allstars provide the entertainment over three days.

BOX OFFICE OPENING DATES:

MUSIC

14 MAY 2010  

SCIENCE

14 DECEMBER 2009  
JAZZ
15 FEBRUARY 2010  
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Chingirian Quartet

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