Saturday: 7:30.
The Mervyn Bourdillon Memorial Concert – Eglwys Oen Duw featuring Guitarist – Tim Edwards with choral music from Cantorion.
Interval refreshments included, homemade by Gill Morris, Chair of the Beulah Music Festival.
£10 per person, 2 for £18, Children enter free.
Sunday: Garth Village Hall – Children’s Day.
All day workshop for young singers. This years musical will be
Goldilocks – A Roald Dahl musical story.
Workshop for young singers from 11:15 am. Performance at 4pm
Admission free.
Dates: Friday October 7th – Sunday October 9th
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]]>We are privileged to to have the first performance and are proud to know that the last Festival’s Romany Wood workshop – notably the children’s orchestra (a first in itself) – was the inspiration for this new work.
We will have lots of fun (and hard work) with Rebecca’s World which the three primary school orchestras will start work on immediately. The choir contingent will begin towards the end of term.
]]>The Irfon Valley School Orchestra is under way and, unusually, rehearses in school time so it is not competing with lunchtime play. It is already booked for the Festival Holy Saturday concert.
David Gaukroger (composer of Romany Wood) is working on a new composition for children’s orchestra and choir after being inspired by the children’s orchestra brought together for 2014’s Romany Wood at Garth Village Hall.
Holy Saturday (4 April) will be inspired by the Chaos and Creation elements of Haydn’s Creation Oratorio and we will be joined by Irfon Valley School Orchestra.
The Festival is scheduled for 2-4 October (a week earlier than usual) and we will move the children’s workshop (with the new work by David Gaukroger) to Sunday and have the Mervyn Bourdillon Memorial Concert on Saturday Evening.
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The festival plans to bring these groups together in future events.
We thank South Powys Youth Music (SPYM) who, in recognition of our work in encouraging primary ensembles and similar projects, is providing financial support.
]]>All the proceeds, amounting to £105.20 were donated to Help for Heroes.
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