


Welcome to the Lamberhurst Music Festival 2010 season
Once again we have an exciting and varied programme of concerts. Full details of each concert can be found by clicking the links on the left, but we’ve put brief summaries below to whet your appetite.
The Truman Trio
Bob Truman and the other members of his trio, Annabel Thwaite and Matthew Jones, are an ensemble of serious quality. Their programme will feature Beethoven and Chopin.
St. Mary’s Church, Lamberhurst on Saturday March 20th at 7:30PM.
VoiceVersa
VoiceVersa is a versatile and accomplished ensemble of trained singers. Their programme will include vocal music, readings and instrumental interludes all delivered with a light and amusing touch.
Lamberhurst Memorial Hall on Saturday July 3rd at 7:30PM
Opera in the Open - Opera Glorioso
This is the highlight of the year’s programme and promises to be a real treat for the whole family. Bring a picnic and be entranced by the beautiful melodies from some of the best loved operas.
Bayham Abbey, Lamberhurst on Saturday August 7th at 7:30PM
Alexander Ardakov
Ardakov is a graduate of the Moscow Conservatoire and a prizewinner at the Viotti International Competition in Italy. He will be playing the “Homage to Chopin” programme, which won glittering reviews when he performed it at St. John’s Smith Square.
St. Mary’s Church, Lamberhurst on Saturday October 16th at 7:30PM
RTE Vanbrugh Quartet
The RTE Vanbrugh Quartet is one of Europe’s most successful ensembles. Based in Cork as resident Quartet to Radio Telefis Eireann, they also tour internationally each year.
St. Mary’s Church, Lamberhurst on Saturday November 13th at 7:30PM
Carols by Candlelight - The Choir of Caius College, Cambridge
This is one of the UK’s leading collegiate choirs, made up of 23 undergraduates and two organ scholars, and we’re very excited to be welcoming them to Lamberhurst.
St. Mary’s Church, Lamberhurst on Sunday December 12th at 7:30PM
Tickets for all these concerts can be pre-booked via the website or by calling 01892 891115. We look forward to seeing you.
David Ham

