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ACMF2024 Hausmusik No 1: The Brick House
Bookings after 1pm on Thur 11 July have a restricted view of the musicians
Presented by: Ashburton Arts Centre| 0 | ASHBURTON: The Brick House |
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| P | Friday 12th July, 2024 |
| N | 6:00pm |
Event information
Please note: Any tickets bought after 1pm on Thursday 11 July are for seats with a restricted view of the musicians.
Andy Williamson, Festival Director
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The audience chooses the music from a selection, and the musicians sight-read it! These are fun, informal gatherings in some really interesting private homes. Magical and unique!
Doors and Bar open from 6pm – come along early for a drink, and meet the players and the other audience members in this lovely house in the centre of Ashburton. It used to be Cafe Green Ginger, then The Brick House, and then the family home of the late pastel artist Tom Walker, whose studio is still there, full his work celebrating the magic of the dust.
The music will start at 7pm, and continue until around 9pm, with a break.
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The festival musicians are:
Sara Trickey, violin (UK)
Stefan Hersh, violin (USA
David Yang, viola (USA)
Tristan Cornut, cello (France)
Andy Williamson, saxophones (UK)
This is part of Ashburton Chamber Music Festival (ACMF) 2024 – a series of concerts, hausmusiks (where the musicians sight-read what the audience chooses) and other events in and around Ashburton from 12 – 21 July 2024. To see everything that's happening, and more about the music and the musicians go to ashburtonarts.org.uk/acmf.
There's a choice of three ticket prices for each event – please pay what you can. If you'd like to buy a Festival Pass to see any or all of the events in the festival these are £75 full price; or £50 or £40 if you need a cheaper one. Please email boxoffice@ashburtonarts.org.uk to arrange this.
Venue information
ASHBURTON: The Brick House| 0 | 26 East St Ashburton Devon TQ13 7AZ |
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| ` | A beautiful house and garden in the heart of Ashburton. It's the family home of the late Tom Walker whose wonderful art, ‘Secrets of the dust’ still fills the place. |
