A sell out children’s performance of Saint-Saens ‘Carnival of the Animals performed by Faust Chamber Orchestra, Mark Austin (Conductor) and Tasmin Little (Narrator).

Join cellist Robert Max for the first concert in a voyage through all of Johann Sebastian Bach’s six Cello Suites.

This concert is supported by The Royal Over-Seas League.

Saxophonist Jonathan Radford and pianist Ashley Fripp demonstrate the versatility and breadth of musical possibilities available to this original combination.

Renowned Swedish pianist, Bengt Forsberg performs works by Faure, Poulenc, Chabrier, Chaminade, Barraine & more.

Walton Violin Sonata & a selection of French miniatures performed by Maria Włoszczowska (Violin), Bengt Forsberg (Piano).

The second of two performances by Gavin Bryars and the GB Ensemble sees a live performance of perhaps Bryars’ most celebrated work – Jesus’ Blood Never Failed Me Yet.

Quartet Confluence joined by Festival Director, Freya Goldmark and pianist, Bengt Forsberg for a performance of Ernest Chausson’s ‘Concert for Violin, Piano and String Quartet’.

Joseph Shiner (clarinet), Ben Tarlton (cello), Freya Goldmark (violin) and Bengt Forsberg (piano), join forces for this monumental work.

The first period instrument quartet to be selected as BBC New Generation Artists, the Consone Quartet treat us to Haydn and Schumann.

The first of two performances by pianist Joanna MacGregor including works by Messiaen, Alizâdeh, Couperin, Ravel, Poglietti, Janáček and more.

In her second concert of the evening, Joanna MacGregor leads us through the shifting repetitions of grounds bases and chaconnes, including works by William Byrd, Orlando Gibbons, Philip Glass and Fazil Say and his prepared piano.

In the 500th year since his death, we present De Profundis under the direction of conductor Robert Hollingworth for this special concert of music by, in honour of, and once thought by Josquin Desprez.

Delius, Debussy, Janacek & Martinu performed by Alexander Baillie (Cello) & Nigel Yandell (Piano).

Following the success of their recital in the 2019 festival, baroque organ expert David Ponsford is once again joined by organist and conductor David Hill for an evening of music for two harpsichords.

Experience the passion and joy of Latin-American music with the award-winning Classico Latino. Seamlessly blending the techniques and sounds of classical music with authentic Latin American rhythms and melodies.

Lucy Taylor (mezzo) and Jeremy Thurlow (piano) explore the imaginative world of childhood in a recital to include settings by Poulenc, Brahms, Delius, and Richard Rodney Bennett of poems for children, poems by children, and poems longing for a return to the innocence of childhood.

Award winning British pianist, Julian Trevelyan performs Beethoven’s monumental Diabelli Variations.