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Altrincham born saxophonist and woodwind supremo Alan Barnes returns home for a gig with his esteemed quintet. Supporting this gig is the AGSB senior swing band, winners of the “Muisc for Youth” Outstanding performance award in 2009. Alan has won many awards for his playing and composing and toured with The Midnight Follies Orchestra and The Pasadena Roof Orchestra before joining the hard bop band of Tommy Chase (1983-86), the…

Festival favourite, Edward Davies, talks about the genius who many believe changed the course of musical history. ABOUT GWÌ‚YL BEAUMARIS FESTIVAL The Festival started in 1986 following a concert in the town by Anthony Hose who had founded the Buxton Festival. He was very attracted to the town and felt that its situation, facilities and history made it the perfect setting for an arts festival. A wide range of artists…

Remarkable thirteen year old cellist Harry Gilfillan, already performing internationally, plays Beethoven: Sonata no. 3 in A, Benda: Grave, Tchaikovsky: Rococo Variations. ABOUT GWÌ‚YL BEAUMARIS FESTIVAL The Festival started in 1986 following a concert in the town by Anthony Hose who had founded the Buxton Festival. He was very attracted to the town and felt that its situation, facilities and history made it the perfect setting for an arts festival….

American organist Edward Landin plays masterpieces by Bach, Mendelssohn, Saint-Saëns, Franck and Demessieux. Already an established recitalist in New York the young organist makes his debut in the UK with this concert. ABOUT GWÌ‚YL BEAUMARIS FESTIVAL The Festival started in 1986 following a concert in the town by Anthony Hose who had founded the Buxton Festival. He was very attracted to the town and felt that its situation, facilities and…