Concerts

Beethoven: Quintet for 2 violins, 2 violas & cello Op. 104 in C minor
Brahms: Quintet for 2 violins, 2 violas & cello n^o. 1 Op. 88 in F major

Janusz Wawrowski, Nathalie Shaw, violins, Julian Shaw, Dmitri Golovanov, violas, Andrew Briggs, cello

(Concert followed by a reception, ‘meet the musicians’ and a Farmers’ Market of local produce in the adjoining 12^th century cloisters)

Vaughan Williams : Quintet for piano, violin, viola, cello & double bass in C minor (1903)
Schubert : Quintet for piano, violin, viola, cello & double bass D 667 “The Trout”

José Gallardo, piano, Nathalie Shaw, violin, Julian Shaw, viola, Daniel Bull, cello, Vladimir Toma, double bass

(Concert followed by a Farmers’ Market of local produce in the adjoining 12^th century cloisters)

An afternoon exploring Maurice Ravel’s lasting legacy on the occasion of his 150th birthday. Student, teacher, influencer, inspirer….the composer who redefined music.

Music by Fauré, Ravel (Sonata for violin & piano), Gershwin, Jérôme Combier (Anima Foglia)……

Nathalie Shaw, violin, Julian Shaw, viola, Daniel Blumenthal, piano

(Concert followed by a Farmers’ Market of local produce in the adjoining 12^th century cloisters)

Schubert: String Quartet in A minor D. 804 « Rosamunde »
Shostakovich: String Quartet n^o. 8 Op. 110

Peter Rainer, Nathalie Shaw, violins, Julian Shaw, viola, Diana Ligeti, cello

(Concert followed by a Farmers’ Market of local produce in the adjoining 12^th century cloisters)

Open morning with the Ensemble international des Quatres Siècles.

Free event for children & parents

THE GRAND FINALE OF THE FESTIVAL

Purcell, Bizet, Johannes Strauss and much more…

An evening full of surprises, a pot-pourri of sparkling music presented by the Festival’s virtuoso ensemble comprised of concertmasters & soloists from across Europe, the Ensemble International des Quatre Siècles.

The evening will finish with the traditional reception in the adjoining cloisters.