News
- Advanced Online Booking now open for Friends!
Friends of Aldeburgh Music can now book in advance using our online booking system. For more information on this and how to become a Friend, please click ‘More’ below
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- A Suffolk Party that packs a Punch!
Celebrating the very best of what Suffolk has to offer with fantastic food, cocktails, entertainment and an auction of many unique opportunities - all brought together under the exciting new roof of the Hoffmann Building at Aldeburgh Music, Snape.
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- AYM: winners at the BBC Proms Inspired Young Composers Competition 2010
Sebastian Black (Suffolk) has been announced as one of the winners and Alex Cook (Cambridge) has been highly commended in the same competition.
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- New Aldeburgh Anthology
Taking its inspiration from Ronald Blythe’s classic Aldeburgh Anthology of 1972, this new volume brings the story up to date.
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Spotlight
- Food Festival: Open House
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Aldeburgh Music throws open the doors of its campus for the weekend of the Aldeburgh Food and Drink Festival. Whether marvelling at the sounds created by a vegetable orchestra, playing the extraordinary floor-to-ceiling chimes of the installation thirty-one, hearing David Knott’s music for a Garden Band performed by local schoolchildren, taking a tour of one the world’s lost famous and distinctive concert halls or dropping in short informal performances from the Britten–Pears Young Artist Programme, this is a weekend to experience everything Snape has to offer
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Coming up
Thursday 2 September 2010 -
Thursday 9 September 2010
Strauss and Wolf Lieder
Information Please call the Box Office to book
Friday 10 September 2010
Strauss and Wolf Lieder Recital
Monday 13 September 2010 -
Tuesday 21 September 2010
International Academy of String Quartets
Look & Listen
ALDEBURGH WORLD ORCHESTRA
The Aldeburgh World Orchestra (AWO) is a new project under development in which renowned conductor, Sir Mark Elder will bring together 100 of the most talented young musicians (age 18-28 years) from across the globe to create a true ‘world orchestra’.
The AWO will be in residence at Aldeburgh Music for three weeks during the summer of 2012. The residency will culminate in performances at Snape Maltings, London BBC Proms and other European venues. We are also in discussion to be part of the 2012 Cultural Olympiad. In order to realise this vision, the Britten-Pears Orchestra will be expanding its network of top calibre young artists with the aim of inviting them to partake in the AWO in 2012.