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Gala | Restricted View £20.00

£20.00

Friday 21 August at 7pm

St Mary’s Church, Burton Bradstock DT6 4QS

Ticket Price: Restricted View Seats £20.00

Seating is allocated, so when you book online you choose the price  you want to pay and you will be given best seats available within that tier.

Alternately if you would like to choose your seats please call us on 01308 424901 or pop into Bridport Tourist Information Centre 

Tickets are non refundable

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Description

Festival Orchestra including:
Japheth Law flute
Philip Haworth oboe
Anna Hashimoto clarinet
Ashley Myall bassoon
Christopher Beagles horn
Craig Ogden guitar
Miloš Milivojević accordion
David Juritz, Natalia Lomeiko,
Fiona McCapra, Bridget Pearse,
Anja Milivojević, Anya Zhislin
 violin

Yuri Zhislin, Rachel Byrt viola
Adrian Bradbury, Lionel Handy cello
Sandy Burnett bass
David Gordon piano
Paul Cavaciuti percussion

Sponsored by Alan Williams

BBF Festival Players 2026

 

Richard Wagner (1813-1883) Siegfried Idyll
Aileen Sweeney Accordion Concerto, ‘Winter’
Antonio Vivaldi (1678-1741) Concerto for four violins in B minor
Aleksandr Glazunov (1865-1936) Meditation Op.32
Manuel de Falla (1876-1946) Suite No. 1
from The Three Cornered Hat

On Christmas morning, 1870, Cosima Wagner woke to the sounds of a small orchestra playing in her hallway. Richard Wagner had rehearsed his musicians on a boat in the middle of Lake Lucerne in order to keep the first performance of Siegfried Idyll a complete secret! Aileen Sweeney’s concerto for accordion, ‘Winter’ won the Royal Philharmonic Society’s prestigious composition prize in 2023. Born and bred in Glasgow, Sweeney’s concerto explores three different winter festivals celebrated by the Ancient Celts. Manuel de Falla’s ballet, Three Cornered Hat, was based on a novel by Pedro Antonio de Alarcón and tells the tale of an elderly and corrupt Governor, a crafty miller and his beautiful, and faithful wife, who becomes the object of the Governor’s unwanted attention. It was given a sensational premier in London in 1919 by Serge Diaghilev’s Ballets Russes with sets designed by Pablo Picasso.

More information can be found on the website: Home – Burton Bradstock Festival

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