2025 Southrepps Music Festival
28th July to 3rd August
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We are delighted to present the 2025 programme. As always, we aim to combine festival favourites such as our gala and coffee concerts with exciting new innovations.
This year, our programme introduces guitar/double-bass/vocals duo, Eleanor Grant and Gus McQuade, who present a unique programme embracing folk and jazz as well as renaissance and modern genres. In addition, we present a staged production of Britten’s haunting chamber opera, Curlew River. Other artists include Martin James Bartlett, a flute-viola-harp trio, and of course the chance to meet musicians involved in our Young Artists' Programme which runs throughout the week.
The Southrepps Music Festival was founded in 2010 by Ben Johnson, Tom Primrose and Daniel Goode. The aim was to bring leading artists to make music of the highest quality in a beautiful corner of rural Norfolk. The extraordinary community in the village of Southrepps has played a vital role in the festival, as long-standing music-lovers and newcomers to classical music alike involve themselves in the production of what has rapidly become a much-loved and keenly anticipated fixture in the region's calendar.
If you would like to donate to the Southrepps Festival (Charity Number 1212955) please contact our treasurer via the contacts page.
This year, our programme introduces guitar/double-bass/vocals duo, Eleanor Grant and Gus McQuade, who present a unique programme embracing folk and jazz as well as renaissance and modern genres. In addition, we present a staged production of Britten’s haunting chamber opera, Curlew River. Other artists include Martin James Bartlett, a flute-viola-harp trio, and of course the chance to meet musicians involved in our Young Artists' Programme which runs throughout the week.
The Southrepps Music Festival was founded in 2010 by Ben Johnson, Tom Primrose and Daniel Goode. The aim was to bring leading artists to make music of the highest quality in a beautiful corner of rural Norfolk. The extraordinary community in the village of Southrepps has played a vital role in the festival, as long-standing music-lovers and newcomers to classical music alike involve themselves in the production of what has rapidly become a much-loved and keenly anticipated fixture in the region's calendar.
If you would like to donate to the Southrepps Festival (Charity Number 1212955) please contact our treasurer via the contacts page.
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