Concert Run-Down until we meet again (- on Tuesday 6 December)

Soprano Lunchtime Recital

Glenorchy United Reformed Church Exmouth
Wednesday 23 November 12.30pm
Mezzo-Soprano: Dorothy Ferrier
Piano: Dorothy Worthington
Admission Free, retiring collection

Schubert's Winterreise

St Mary Arches Church Exeter

Wednesday 23 November 7.30pm

Baritone: Alex Poulton

Accompanist: Andrew Daldorph

Tickets: £10 (includes wine and refreshments)

Proceeds in aid of the St Stephen's Project

Box Office: 01392 851207


'Floating Messages and Fading Frequencies'
Dartington Great Hall
Wednesday 23 November 8pm
Athelas Sinfonietta
Conductor: Pierre-André Valade
The Annie Gosfield Trio
(sampler keyboard, electric guitar, percussion)
WORLD PREMIERE:Annie Gosfield: 'Floating Messages and Fading Frequencies'
(The story of secret wartime signals in music)
Karsten Fundal: 'Flame & Citron'
(Theme to Danish film about resistance fighters)
Annie Gosfield: 'EWA7'
(Annie's signature tune - the music of industry)
Tickets: £14 (student/U16 £5)
Box Office: 01803 847070
www.dartington.org/arts

Alexandra Dariescu and Marion Wood

Exeter Music Group Symphony Orchestra
Exeter Cathedral
Thursday 24 November 7.30
(BEWARE LATE NIGHT SHOPPING - PARK EARLY!)
Tchaikovsky: Piano Concerto No 1
Piano Soloist: Alexandria Dariescu
Stravinsky: The Rite of Spring
Conductor: Marion Wood
Leader: Clare Smith
Tickets: £15 - front 11 rows numbered

               £12 - rows 12-20 unreserved

                £10 - back row unreserved

                  £8 - side aisles unreserved

                    £5 - side aisle, NUS card or U18

                      Under 16 accompanied - FREE

Exeter Tourist Information Centre, Dix's Field

01392 665885 (9.30am-4.30pm Mon-Sat)

In person from Devon Strings Workshop

(10am-6pm Wed-Sat)

Credit Cards £1.50 extra

Possible tickets available on the door.

www.emgsymphonyorchestra.org

Poetry & Jazz & Supper
Sladers Yard, West Bay, Bridport
Friday 25 November 7.30pm
Dan Shackell & Friends play jazz
Local poets recite their new works:
John Torrance, Kim Squirrell
Svetlana Savrosova, Rowland Molony
Tickets: £7.50 (with supper £17.50)
Sladers Yard: 01308 459511

Music For Two Pianos
Exeter Cathedral
Friday 25 November 7.30pm
Including Rachmaninov: Second Suite
Andrew Millington
David Davies
Tickets: £12 (student £5)
The Cathedral Shop 01392 271354

The Pearl of Africa Children's Choir
Exeter Cathedral Quire
Saturday 26 November 12.45 pm
20th Tour
Admission Free: retiring collection
(repeated St Peter's School, Exeter
Monday 28 November 6.30pm)


Wellington Choral Society
St John's Church Wellington
Saturday 26 November 7.30pm
Musical Director: Laurence Blyth
Henry Purcell: Dido and Aeneas
George Shearing: Songs and Sonnets
Eric Whitacre: The Seal Lullaby
Morten Lauridsen: Sure on this Shining Night
Tickets: £10 (student/child £3)
Box Office: 01823 400964


"South Molton Sings Messiah"
South Molton Pannier Market
Sunday 27 November 6.30pm
Refreshments and entertainments
before the performance.
Mass Choir from across the South West
Soprano: Tina Gladwyn
Contralto: Emma Hewitson
Tenor: David Webb
Bass John Hobbs
Proceeds to Radio Devon Air Ambulance Fund

Cabaret with 'MUSIC DECO'
Kennaway House Sidmouth
Sunday 27 November 6.45 for 7.30pm
Soprano: Kate Walker
Clarinets/Saxophones: Chris Gradwell
Piano: Andrew Daldorph
Tickets: £8  Box: 07583 796855
glyn.holford@sky.com


The Pearl of Africa Children's Choir
St Peter's School Exeter
Monday 28 November 6.30 pm
Sorry - no information on tickets/admission



'Duo Teresa Carreño'
Glenorchy United Reformed Church Exmouth
Wednesday 30 November 12.30pm
(Beautiful music from Venezuela
Piano: Anna Laura Manero
'Cello: Arturo Serna
Admission Free, retiring collection

Exeter Bach Society
will perform
Bach's 'Christmas Oratorio'
St David's Church, Exeter
Saturday 3 December
('Cellos Hilary Boxer, Ruth Lass,
Double Bass Imogen Fernando)

Exeter Bach Society
St David's Church Exeter
Saturday 3 December 7.30pm
Johann Sebastian Bach
Christmas Oratorio
Conductor: Nicholas Marshall
Orchestra Leader: Anna Cockroft
Soprano: Raphaela Papadakis
Mezzo-Soprano: Juliet Curnow
Tenor: Thomas Hobbs
Bass: Julian Rippon
Tickets: £15 (student £7.50)
Phoenix Box Office: 01392 667080
Roger Churchward: 01392 468867
www.exeterbachsociety.org.uk


A Concert for Advent
Buckfast Abbey
Saturday 3 Dec 7.30pm
Antiphon Choir
Director: Matthew Cann
Fantastic programme, including:
Gabriel Jackson: 'I look from afar'
Thomas Tallis: Videte Miraculum
Morten Lauridsen: O Magnum Mysterium
Henryk Gorecki: Totas Tuas
Eric Whitacre: Lux Arumque
Tickets: £16 (advance £14)
Info: antiphonvox@gmail.com


Exeter Chamber Choir
The Great Barn Higher Ashton
Saturday 3 December 7.30pm
'A Concert of Seasonal Music'
Admission Free retiring collection


Tasty Music
'The Corn Barn' Cullumpton
Sunday 4 Decmber 4pm
'Festive Flute'
Flute: Ruth Molins (née Ruth Avis!)
'Cello: Hilary Boxer
Tickets: £5
Contact Yta Batchelor 01884 32107


Music for Advent and Christmas
James Wyatt Music Room, Powderham Castle
Tuesday 6 December 7.30pm
Choristers and Gentlemen of Exeter Cathedral
Director: Andrew Millington
Tickets: £14  Box: 01626 890243


Exeter Chamber Choir
Buckfast Abbey
Tuesday 6 December 7.30pm
'A Service of Christmas Music and Readings'
Admission Free retiring collection


Lunchtime Recital of Piano and Clarinet
Glenorchy United Reformed Church Exmouth
Wednesday 7 December 12.30pm
Piano: Frances Waters
Clarinet: Kevin Hurst
Admission Free, retiring collection


Tasty Music
Bicton College Music Room
Wednesday 7 Decmber 12.30pm
'Festive Flute'
Flute: Ruth Molins (née Ruth Avis!)
'Cello: Hilary Boxer
Tickets: £10 (includes lunch and wine)
College Reception: 01395 562300

Classical Journey Tuesday 15 November

Following last week's show, The Exeter Singers gave a beautiful concert of songs and poems from the time of Henry VIII to the present day. The concert was given in St Margaret's Church Topsham. Tony Yeates conducted, and sang, and the choir performed beautifully. All proceeds went to the FORCE charity.

Simultaneously the Estuary Players of Topsham opened their run of Kurt Weil's 'Threepenny Opera' at Matthews Hall in Topsham. All four nights were a sell-out and thoroughly enjoyed by all. The singing and acting were superb.

On Wednesday at lunchtime, Mary O'Shea gave her opera recital to a very appreciative audience at Glenorchy, while a small but equally appreciative audience enjoyed Hilary Boxer and Jane Pirie's 'Cello Chaconne at Bicton College.

But then more serious matters took over. With the approach of Armistice Day, and Remembrance Sunday, requiem concerts were more the thing. On Friday evening Ben Pennington's Exeter University based 'Starling Octet' sang an a capela requiem by Herbert Howells in a candlelit Pinhoe Parish Church. This very moving performance was interspersed by war poetry and bible readings relevant to the terrible world conflicts of the twentieth century.

On Saturday night the East Devon Choral Society sang in St George's Church in Tiverton. Included in their programme were Peter Milmer's Requiem, Howard Goodall's 'Eternal Light', Nigel Walsh's 'Pie Jesu' and John Rutter's 'God Bless and Keep You'. A glorious concert. Clive Betts will report back on that during Tuesday's programme.

Also on Saturday evening, Dick Passmore's 'Classics Galore' included rousing songs to mark the Armistice, along with much other beautiful music besides - all to raise more money for the work of FORCE, to help cancer sufferers everywhere. Penny Daw sang two enchanting arias, Handel's 'Lascia ch'io Pianga' and Franz Lehar's 'Vilja' from 'The Merry Widow', while Julia Hill played Ennio Morricone's 'Gabriel's Oboe'. Penny concluded the proceedings in style by dressing in the Union flag to sing 'Rule Britannia' - with audience participation!

Amongst the many remembrance services on Sunday, Hilary Boxer and Jane Pirie delighted another, much larger audience with their 'Cello Chaconne at the Corn Barn in Cullumpton. With an additional player they included 'cello trio as a special treat - which everyone loved!

FRIDAY
The Starling Octet at Pinhoe Parish Church
sing Howells' Requiem - by candlelight

SATURDAY
Dick Passmore introduces 'Classics Galore'
at Exeter University Great Hall

Brian Northcott conducts the Exeter Symphony Orchestra

Soprano Penny Daw Sings Thomas Arne's 'Rule Britannia'
with the Ottery St Mary Choral Society and St David's Players
while Charles Fleming conducts the Lympstone SWT Brass Band

The FORCE representatives show their appreciation
for the work of Rosemary and Dick Passmore

SUNDAY
'Cello Chaconne' goes further - a 'cello trio at the Corn Barn
Jane Pirie, Alice Bell and Hilary Boxer
play Joseph Lamb's 1915 'Reindeer Rag'

This week we have wall to wall opera and choral music. The English Touring Opera will be performing three English operas at the Exeter Northcott Theatre on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday/Saturday respectively. They also have three choral concerts lined up starting on Tuesday. Full details on today's 'Classical Journey'.

During the same week we have two organ recitals - Alex West at Glenorchy and John Scarfe at Broadclyst. The Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra will be at the Great Hall, just as Handel's 'Xerxes' opens at the Northcott, and Ballet Theatre UK will be performing Hans Christian Anderson's 'Snow Queen' at the Barnfield Theatre the same evening - what a night!

While 'Xerxes' continues for another night, The Clyst Valley Choral Society will put on a concert of Bach, Charpentier, and Schubert at St Margaret's Topsham (repeated on Sunday at Holy Trinity in Exmouth), while the Exeter Festival Chorus sing John Rutter's 'Gloria' at the Cathedral - and the Voces renaissance choir sing and extraordinary programme of sixteenth century music at Buckfast Abbey.

Tune in tomorrow when your regular presenter Luch Caise-Dearg, with the help of 'roving reporter' Clive Betts, with guests Mary O'Shea and Jonathan Peter Kenny, make sense of it all - with lots of great baroque, classical, romantic and modern music along the way.

Concerts for this week: 15 - 22 November

Full run-down for the rest of the year: here


ENGLISH  TOURING  OPERA
               (15-20 November)

Buxtehude: Membra Jesu Nostri
Buckfast Abbey, Buckfastleigh
Tuesday 15 November 7.30pm
In collaboration with:

The Royal School of Music
Conductor Michael Rosewell
Soprano 1: Anna Anandarajah
Soprano 2: Hannah Sandison
Counter-Tenor: Rupert Enticknap
Tenor: Simon Chalford Gilkes
Bass: Pnini Gruber
Dancer: Paul Chartry
Violin 1: Anne Marie Christensen
Violin 2: Sophia Anagnostou
'Cello: Willemijn Knodler
Viola da Gamba: Pia Pircher
Theorbo: Jadran Duncumb
Cantatas:
I      Ad Pedes    (to the feet)
II     Ad Genu     (to the knees)
III   Ad Manus    (to the hands)
IV   Ad Latus     (to the side)
V    Ad Pectus    (to the breast)
VI   Ad Cor        (to the heart)
VII  Ad Faciem  (to the face)

Tickets: £12 unreserved
Northcott Box Office: 01392 493493
boxoffice@exeternorthcott.co.uk

http://www.exeternorthcott.co.uk/

Handel: Flavio (in English Translation with pre-show talk 6.45pm)

Exeter Northcott Theatre

Wednesday 16 November 7.30pm

Conductor: Jonathan Peter Kenny
Flavio = Counter-Tenor: Clint van der Linde

Emilia = Soprano: Paula Sides
Guido = Counter-Tenor: Jake Arditti
Vitige = Mezzo-Soprano: Lina Markeby
Teodata = Mezzo-Soprano: Kitty Whately
Ugone = Tenor: Mark Wilde
Lotario = Bass Baritone: Andrew Slater
(Don't forget: pre-show talk 6.45 - venue TBC)

Tickets: £17-30
Northcott Box Office: 01392 493493
boxoffice@exeternorthcott.co.uk

http://www.exeternorthcott.co.uk/

Henry Purcell: The Fairy Queen (pre-show talk 6.45pm)

Exeter Northcott Theatre

Thursday 17 November 7.30pm

Production: Thomas Guthrie

Set Design: Roger Butlin

(who died 23 July this year, aged 76)
Conductor: Joseph McHardy
Soprano: Louise Alder, Nina Lejderman, Nina Markeby
Counter-Tenor: Michal Czerniawski
Tenor: Anthony Gregory, Mark Wilde

(Mark Wilde was Titus in 'La Clemenza di Tito' 23&26 March)

Baritone: Aidan Smith
Bass Baritone: Nicholas Merryweather
(Don't forget: pre-show talk 6.45 - venue TBC)

Tickets: £17-30
Northcott Box Office: 01392 493493
boxoffice@exeternorthcott.co.uk

http://www.exeternorthcott.co.uk/

Handel: Xerxes (in English Translation with pre-show talk 6.45pm)

Exeter Northcott Theatre

Friday and Saturday 18 & 19 November 7.30pm

Nicholas Hytner's English translation
Conductor: Jonathan Peter Kenny

Xerxes = Mezzo-Soprano: Julia Riley
Romilda = Soprano: Laura Mitchell
Atalanta = Soprano: Paula Sides
Arsamenes = Counter-Tenor: Clint van der Linde
Amarstris = Mezzo-Soprano: Rachael Lloyd
Elviro = Baritone: Nicholas Merryweather
Ariodates = Bass: Andrew Slater

- Pre Show Talk on 18 November only-

- 6.45pm venue TBC -

Tickets: £17-30

Northcott Box Office: 01392 493493

boxoffice@exeternorthcott.co.uk

http://www.exeternorthcott.co.uk/

Carlo Gesualdo: Tenebrae Music

Southernhay United Reformed Church Exeter

Saturday 19 November 4pm

Motet for Six Male Voices

with readings from Gesualdo's letters and journals
Conductor: Jonathan Peter Kenny
Counter-Tenor: Jake Arditti, Michal Czerniewski
Tenor: Anthony Gregory, Johnny Langridge, Nicholas Merryweather
Bass: Aidan Smith
Madrigals:
Book 5: 'S'io non miro non moro'
Book 4: 'Lo tacerò'
Book 6: 'Beltà, poi che t'assenti'
                  & 'Morro, lasso'
Motets:
'Ave Culcissima Mario'
'Hei Mihi Domine'
'O Vos Omnes'
Tenebrae:
In I Nocturno, Responsorium 1: 'Omnes Amici Miei'
In I Nocturno, Responsorium 3: 'Vinea Mea Electa'
In II Nocturno, Responsorium 4: 'Tamquam Ad Latronem'
In II Nocturno, Responsorium 5: 'Tenebrae Factae Sunt'
Tickets: £7.50 unreserved

Northcott Box Office: 01392 493493
boxoffice@exeternorthcott.co.uk

http://www.exeternorthcott.co.uk/

J. S. Bach: Cantatas 154, 156, 159 & 161

Church of the Holy Cross, Crediton

Sunday 20 November 3pm

In collaboration with:

Holy Cross Church Choir (website)

With soloists and period players from:

The Old Street Band
Alto: Jonathan Peter Kenny, Clint van der Linde
Tenor: Mark Wilde
Bass: Nicholas Merryweather
Cantata 154: Mein liebster Jesus ist verioren
                         (My dearest Jesus is lost)
- Conductor: Clint van der Linde
Cantata 156: Ich stehe mit einem Fuß im Grabe
                         ( I stand with one foot in the grave)
- Conductor: Jonathan Peter Kenny
Cantata 161: Komm, du süße Todeßtunde
                         (Come thou sweet death's hour)
- Conductor: Jonathan Peter Kenny
Cantata 159: Sehet! Wir gehen hinauf gen Jerusalem
                         (Come! Let us go up to Jerusalem)
- Conductor: Mark Wilde
Tickets: £8 unreserved

Northcott Box Office: 01392 493493
boxoffice@exeternorthcott.co.uk

http://www.exeternorthcott.co.uk/

- - - - -  End of ETO Tour - - - - -


Lunchtime Piano & Organ Recital
Glenorchy United Reformed Church Exmouth
Wednesday 16 Novmeber 12.30pm
Pianist/Organist: Alex West (played previously 27th April - details)
Admission Free retiring collection


Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra
Exeter University Great Hall
Friday 18 November 7.30pm
Greatest Hits
Conductor: Gui Pinheiro
Piano: Alexander Romanovsky
Rossini: William Tell Overture
Grieg: Piano Concerto
Tchaikovsky: Romeo and Juliet Overture
Bizet: Carmen Suite
Pre-Concert Talk in the Lower Exam Hall: 6.40pm
Tickets: £11.50 - £35
Season Ticket reductions
Concessions: 50% off
Student Standby: £5
BSO Kids (U18, U13 accompanied): £1


Ballet Theatre UK
Barnfield Theatre
Friday 18 November 7.30pm
Hans Christian Anderson: The Snow Queen
Tickets: £15 (£13/11)
Box Office 01392 270891 (Mon-Fri 10am-4pm)
Quay Tickets 08432 080500 (24 Hour - 5p per min)
www.barnfieldtheatre.org.uk


Broadclyst Coffee and Music
Broadclyst Parish Church
Saturday 19 November 10.30 for 11am
John Scarfe: Organ Recital
Denis Bédard (b. 1950 Quebec): Andantino and Fantasy
Joseph Rheinberger (1839-1901 Liechtenstein): Cantilène Sonata
( - listen out for the bass line from Bach's 'Adagio in C')
Johann Gottfried Walther (1684-1748 Thuringia - a cousin of Bach)
 - Violin Concerto after Joseph Meck (1690-1758)
Louis Vierne (1870-1937 Paris): Berceuse & Lied
Gaston Bélier (1863-1938 Paris) Toccata in D minor
( - more bass in the style of Bach - listen for the pedal line)
Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750 Weimar)
 - Chorale Prelude "Liebster Jesu, wir sind hier."
Admission Free retiring collection

Clyst Valley Choral Society
St Margaret's Church Topsham
Saturday 19 November 7.30pm
Holy Trinity Church Exmouth
Sunday 20 November 7.30pm
Bach: Nun Danket Alle Gott
Charpentier: Te Deum
Schubert: Mass in G
Soprano: Janet MacDonald
Tenor: Christopher Hunt
Bass: Julian Rippon
Organist: Mark Perry
Conductor: Paul Stock
Tickets: £8 (advance £7)
The Topsham Bookshop: 013921 877895
(formerly Joel Segal Books)
or Box Office: 01392 271858
www.clystvalleychoral.org.uk

Exeter Festival Chorus
Exeter Cathedral
Saturday 19 November 7.30pm
John Rutter: Gloria
Bob Chilcott: Salisbury Vespers
Exeter Festival Chorus
Bath Camerata
Devon County Junior Choir
Wells Cathedral School Brass Ensemble
Conductor: Nigel Perrin
Tickets: £10-22  08456 005441
Phoenix Box Office: 01392 667080
http://www.exeterfestivalchorus.org.uk/index.php?option=com_virtuemart&Itemid=148


Claire Martin & Richard Rodney Bennett
Barnfield Theatre Exeter
Saturday 19 November 8pm
"A Couple of Swells"
The music of Irving Berlin
("Britain's foremost jazz singer meets
the island's most imaginative composer")
Tickets: £22
Barnfield Box Office: 01392 270891 (10am-4pm)
www.barnfieldtheatre.org.uk


Voces Renaissance Choir
Buckfast Abbey
Saturday 19 November 7.30pm
Conductor: Martyn Warren
Cantor: Michael Vian Clark
Tomas Luis De Victoria (1548-1611)
'Requiem for Six Voices'
Giovanni Francesco Anerio (1567-1630)
'Dies Irae'
Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina (1526-94)
'Sicut Servus'
Admission Free   retiring collection
Info: 01626 369622
www.voceschoral.org

Clyst Valley Choral Society
Holy Trinity Church Exmouth
Sunday 20 November 7.30pm
Bach: Nun Danket Alle Gott
Charpentier: Te Deum
Schubert: Mass in G
(see above)

The Return of Marion Wood - Exeter Music Group Symphony Orchestra Tchaikovsky's First Piano Concerto and Stravinsky's 'Rite of Spring' in rehearsal for Cathedral Concert Thursday 24 November - Soloist Alexandra Dariescu!

Marion Wood Conducts the Exeter Music Group Symphony Orchestra
Kay House, Exeter University
(Photography Nigel Cheffers Heard www.cheffers.co.uk)

In only ten days time the Exeter Music Group Symphony Orchestra returns to Exeter Cathedral to perform two glorious orchestral works. Marion Wood has been preparing the musicians for several weeks, rehearsing at St Peter's School in Exeter and also at Kay House on the University of Exeter Campus.

In addition to the amazing Marion Wood, another musical star will be returning to Exeter. Alexandra Dariescu was at this year's Budleigh Festival on 28th July thrilling the audience with Beethoven, Liszt, Wagner, Chopin - and Constantin Silvestri's 'Danse Bacchanale' (details). Alexandra will be the soloist in Tchaikovsky's First Piano Concerto. Until she arrives, however, her place is taken by a very suitable understudy. Ukranian piano tutor Natallia Iuchanca brings just the energy and vivacity we shall expect from Alexandra when she arrives. One of Natallia's pupils, Andy Yu, also gets his chance to gain solo experience - playing the slower movements and even the opening chords of the Stravinsky.

The rehearsals are so much fun, there can be no question about the quality of the concert we're going to enjoy at the Cathedral on the 24th. As usual plenty of photos - with the professional help of EMG committee member and photographer, Nigel Cheffers-Heard.

Clare Smith leads
(sharing Clare's 'desk' - Jackie Baldwin)

Viola Fenny Gill
(Photography Nigel Cheffers Heard www.cheffers.co.uk)

Viola Rachel Wieck
(Photography Nigel Cheffers Heard www.cheffers.co.uk)

'Cello Christopher Holdsworth
(Photography Nigel Cheffers Heard www.cheffers.co.uk)

'Cello Joanna Cartwright
(Photography Nigel Cheffers Heard www.cheffers.co.uk)

Double Basses play pizzicato
From the left: James Rintoul
Vivien Rivers (Phonic FM's 'St Davids Hillbillies' presenter)
David Gill & Isabelle Woollcott 

Marion conducts Tchaikovsky's Piano Concerto No 1
Soloist Natallia Iuchanka with student Andy Yu

Yvonne Ashby leads the 'cellos

Flutes and Oboes
Kate Osbourne, centre

Clarinets John Walthew and Richard de la Rue

Exeter Music Group Chairman John Welton plays bass clarinet
(Photography Nigel Cheffers Heard www.cheffers.co.uk)

Bassoons Prue Tasman and Michael Vellinga

Trumpets Stuart Paul, Brian Moore, Tony Hindley, John Bowden, Emma Bettany

Piccolo Trumpet Stuart Paul

Trevor Ives leads the horns

Trombones Charles Dowell and Colin Parker

Tuba Jacqui Burden
(Photography Nigel Cheffers Heard www.cheffers.co.uk)

. . . and very precise tympani playing: Christine Lewry

Exeter Music Group Symphony Orchestra
Exeter Cathedral
Thursday 24 November 7.30

(BEWARE LATE NIGHT SHOPPING - PARK EARLY!)
Tchaikovsky: Piano Concerto No 1
Piano Soloist: Alexandria Dariescu
Stravinsky: The Rite of Spring
Conductor: Marion Wood
Leader: Clare Smith
Tickets: £15 - front 11 rows numbered

               £12 - rows 12-20 unreserved

                £10 - back row unreserved

                  £8 - side aisles unreserved

                    £5 - side aisle, NUS card or U18

                      Under 16 accompanied - FREE

Exeter Tourist Information Centre, Dix's Field

01392 665885 (9.30am-4.30pm Mon-Sat)

In person from Devon Strings Workshop

(10am-6pm Wed-Sat)

Credit Cards £1.50 extra

Possible tickets available on the door.

www.emgsymphonyorchestra.org

Exeter Music Group Symphony Orchestra in Exeter Cathedral
(Photography Nigel Cheffers Heard www.cheffers.co.uk)