The internationally renowned Peasmarsh Chamber Music Festival is returning for its 25th anniversary this summer. From 22-25 June, audiences can enjoy a magical long weekend of concerts by world-class artists, performed in beautiful historic churches.
The festival will feature an impressive roster of award-winning artists including the Valo Quartet, Aleksandar Madžar, Stefan Cassomenos, Samuel West, Britten Sinfonia, Simone van der Giessen and the Kleio Quartet.
The programme will include masterpieces from the chamber music repertoire, both new and old, with a particular focus on French composers.
Sir David Hare remarked: “Peasmarsh, in late June, is a magical festival.”
Artistic Directors Anthony Marwood and Richard Lester have curated the festival, which includes nine concerts over four days.
A significant community-based education programme will also be running in conjunction with the festival, with workshops taking place in five schools across the area. 150 pupils from Rye, Peasmarsh, Beckley, Icklesham and Winchelsea will be invited to perform their compositions in St Mary’s Rye on 23 June.
The festival box office can be contacted on +44 (0) 1797 253 178 or via peasmarshboxoffice@gmail.com. Tickets cost from £18-£32 and full artist biographies and concert listings can be found on the festival website.
The Peasmarsh Chamber Music Festival is proudly celebrating 25 years of giving classical music fans an unforgettable experience.
This summer, the internationally renowned Peasmarsh Chamber Music Festival is returning for its 25th anniversary. From 22-25 June, audiences will be treated to a magical long weekend of concerts by world-class artists, performed in beautiful historic churches.
The impressive roster of award-winning artists includes the Valo Quartet, Aleksandar Madžar, Stefan Cassomenos, Samuel West, Britten Sinfonia, Simone van der Giessen and the Kleio Quartet. The programme will include masterpieces from the chamber music repertoire, both new and old, with a particular focus on French composers.
Sir David Hare remarked: “Peasmarsh, in late June, is a magical festival.”
Artistic Directors Anthony Marwood MBE and Richard Lester have curated the festival, which includes nine concerts over four days. As well as the concerts, a significant community-based education programme will be running in conjunction with the festival, with workshops taking place in five schools across the area. 150 pupils from Rye, Peasmarsh, Beckley, Icklesham and Winchelsea will be invited to perform their compositions in St Mary’s Rye on 23 June.
The festival box office can be contacted on +44 (0) 1797 253 178 or via peasmarshboxoffice@gmail.com for tickets, which cost from £18-£32. Full artist biographies and concert listings can be found on the festival website, www.peasmarshfestival.co.uk.
The Peasmarsh Chamber Music Festival is proudly celebrating 25 years of giving classical music fans an unforgettable experience.
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