Wye Valley Music in June

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• Saturday 6th June 7.30pm at Wyastone Concert Hall
  Britten Sinfonia with Nicholas Daniel (oboe) & Thomas Gould (violin)
• Friday, 12th June, 7.30pm at Wyastone
  London Concertante
• Sunday, 14th June, 7.30pm at St Briavels
  Cygnus Piano Trio
• Friday 19th June, 7.00pm at Wyastone
  Dante Quartet
• Sunday 21st June, 4.30pm at St Briavels
  Alasdair Beatson, Piano
• Sunday 28th June, 4.30pm at Wyastone
  Britten Sinfonia with Jacqueline Shave (violin)
  Alina Ibragimova (violin) & Maggie Cole (harpsichord)
• Click here for details of food and drink arrangements.

Wye Valley Music in June is the continuation of year-round concert-going with a fillip in June, when the weather's better.

We have been very lucky to have been given generous sponsorship for these prestigious events and we want everyone in the Wye Valley and beyond to shrug off the economic gloom and enjoy a wonderful summer experience of fine music in fine surroundings in the Wye Valley's beautiful countryside.

At Wyastone there will be the opportunity to have a really festive time! Come early and picnic on the banks of the Wye or enjoy a pre-booked supper with friends in the concert marquee. You will be able to buy fine wines and CDs of the performing artists there too. (Click here to go straight to the food-ordering page)

At St Briavels we'd love to welcome you to pink fizz and strawberries in the castle moat (a 12^th Century castle later used as a hunting lodge by King John) before the Cygnus Piano Trio's concert on June 14^th.

We do hope you will find something to your liking among the events on offer. If you're not already a member you can join at the same time as you order your tickets to make big savings.

We look forward to welcoming you.

Wye Valley Music is the brand name of St Briavels Music Society which has been presenting intimate chamber music concerts for over forty years. Recently, our quality has attracted a much wider following, so we have decided to broaden our scope to include larger scale works performed in different venues.