WHAT’S ON, 2025!
8th March 2025
A Winter's Night of
Americana / Bluegrass Music
Tickets on sale!
An evening of Bluegrass instrumental and song with The Carrivick Sisters
The Wheatsheaf, Northleach, GL54 3EZ
Doors from 6:30 PM, Food from 7.15 PM
Price: £47 (includes dinner + entertainment)
Enjoy a delicious American-themed menu featuring BBQ ribs, breaded chicken with ranch dip, Mississippi mud pie, and maybe even a dance or two!
Limited availability—book now:
Online: https://www.designmynight.com/uk/whats-on/live-music/a-winters-night-of-americana-bluegrass-music
More Info: cotswoldfestivalofmusic.co.uk
27th June 2025
Celebrating Midsummer
with Celtic Folk Music from
Scotland's leading String Quartet
The Cotswold Festival of Music presents The Maxwell Quartet in the glorious Church of St Peter and St Paul, Northleach, GL54 3HZ.
Join us this Midsummer for a Celtic celebration of folk and classical fusion, where every melody sings and every rhythm dances!
From the heart of Scotland’s folk tradition to the Cotswold midsummer night’s stage, Colin, George, Duncan and Elliott weave the essence of Celtic heritage into their music.
Experience the timeless spirit of folk and classical music, united under the magic of Midsummer’s Eve. Let the Celtic muse inspire you in the Cotswolds!
Doors open at 6.00 PM.
The concert starts at 6.30 PM.
Dinner will follow at The Wheatsheaf Inn, Northleach, GL53 3EZ.
Autumn 2025 - Cotswold Festival of Music Bluegrass Jamboree Barn Storm
Details to follow
Save the Date for Oct 24th, 2025!
Once again, the fabulous post-concert
DINNER AT THE WHEATSHEAF, NORTHLEACH
Enjoying a dinner at the Wheatsheaf following the concert will be an option. Please book directly with the Wheatsheaf for a table following the evening concert:
The Cotswold Festival of Music will expand this autumn to include a Saturday early afternoon “teatime classics” concert with tea and cake.
This programme celebrates the work of English composers from the 18th century who wrote for London’s Pleasure Gardens, including Thomas Arne and William Boyce. The audience at the Pleasure Gardens needed music that was easily accessible to encourage them to stay and listen and also in the hope that they might purchase the printed music afterward. Many texts explore simple pastoral scenes where shepherds and shepherdesses fall in and out of love, sometimes with disastrous effect…
Conclude your cultural journey of this year's Cotswold Festival of Music with an intimate one-hour concert featuring pastoral songs that celebrate the essence of English Arcadia, all set in the Heart of the Cotswolds. All in the beautifully acoustic Church of St Peter and St Paul, Northleach, GL54 3HZ
TEATIME CLASSICS CONCERT
Saturday 2nd November 2024
Doors Open: 1.30 pm
Concert start: 2.00 pm
Northleach Church, Northleach, GL54 3HL
Featuring
Kate Semmens (Soprano)
Steven Devine (Music Director and Harpsichord)
PROGRAMME
William Boyce (1711-1779), On thy banks gentle Stour
William Boyce (1711-1779), Fair Sylvia
G F Handel, Harmonious Blacksmith
G F Handel, O Sleep (from Semele)
Lampe (1703-1751), The Modest Concealment
James Hook (1746-1827), Andantino Pastorale from Sonatina No 12 in E maj
William Boyce (1711-1779), As Thyrsis Reclin’d
Thomas Arne (1710-1778), The Fond Appeal
J C Bach, Sonata in D major Op. 5 No.2
Maurice Green (1696-1755), Allegro in A Minor
John Weldon (1676-1736), The Wakeful Nightingale
Maurice Green, Vivace from Sonata in B flat
Maurice Green, Orpheus with his Lute
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