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CalneMusic& ArtsFestival

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7th - 16th October 2011www.calnemusicandartsfestival.co.uk

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alne Music & Arts Festival 2011

President’s letter of introduction Welcome to the 37th Festival of Music and Art in Calne! Our Festival continues to thrive, with 37 events in the space of ten days.

As in previous years, the committee has worked hard to bring together an eclectic programme of music; chamber music, choral works, solo recitals, folk and jazz. In addition, Marden House and

the library will play host to drama, dance, poetry, and silent film. The Festival involves children from local primary and

secondary schools in drama, dance, art, and the Young Performers’ Concert evening.

For the vitality of this Festival, Calne owes a debt of gratitude to the dedicated organizers, the professional artists of all genres who call Calne home, and the many vibrant amateur groups that enrich the cultural life of the region and delight Festival audiences year on year. Please come and enjoy this wealth of music and art with us!

President: Carole Browne

Children’s Art

Art work from local primary school children will be on display in Calne Library for the duration of the Festival. We hope all members of the community will visit the exhibition during normal library opening hours and will enjoy looking at the work of our talented young.

Saturday 8th to Sunday 16th OctoberCalne LibraryFree Admission

Festival Committee: Hugh Pilcher-Clayton (chairman), Maggie Garratt (treasurer), Gordon Burns (art director), Simon Parker (music advisor), Anne Davey (patrons secretary), Glenis Ansell (secretary), Carole Browne, Audrey Currell, Mary Pilcher-Clayton, Lesley Hunt, Joan Woodman, Sue Thornton. Registered charity number 276875

Festival Poetry Competition

All entries will be displayed in Calne Heritage Centre throughout October. The prize-giving will be on Wednesday, 12th October, 12.15pm to 1.00pm at Marden House.

Collect a leaflet with all the details from Calne Library, Marden House, Bank House or the Heritage Centre.

You can also check the details on the Festival website.email: [email protected]

Write a poem on any subject and enter the Festival Poetry Competition.Closing date Saturday 10th September

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Festival Art Exhibition

Creative Digital CompetitionUse your digital camera or computer to submit digital artworks or photographs for display on the Festival website. Trophies donated by Calne Woodlands Camera Club will be awarded to the winning entries, at the finale on Sunday 16th. Please check the website for details. Entries should be sent by email to: [email protected]

Closing date for entry will be Sunday 9th October.All entries will be displayed at www.calnecc.co.uk

Calne PhotoFest 2011

In collaboration with the Festival, Calne Woodlands Camera Club is presenting its annual exhibition featuring photographic prints by local photographers, including images that have gained national and international awards. Photo shown is a detail from the current winner ‘Abandoned’ by Chris Grew.www.calnecc.co.uk

Saturday 8th to Sunday 16th OctoberMon-Fri: 10.00 - 12.00 noon & 2.00pm - 6.00pmSat & Sun 2.00pm - 6.00pmMarden HouseFree Admission - Sponsored by Bevirs Solicitors

Free on-line competition. Open to all.

Saturday 8th to Sunday 16th OctoberSat 8th 10.00am - 6.00pm Sun 9th & 16th 10.00am - 4.00pmMon 10th - Tues 11th 10.00am - 4.00pmWed 12th - Sat 15th 10.00am - 6.00pm

Heritage Centre Free Admission

An exhibition of artworks by local artists and craftsmen at Marden House in the centre of Calne. Please note - at times the hall may not be accessible owing to events taking place for the Festival. Please check the programme.

Submission date for artworks at Marden House is:Sun 2nd October 12noon to 3pm only.

For further details and entry forms please contact the Art Director (01249) 813328 or visit the website.www.calnemusicandartsfestival.co.uk

A new prize offered by ‘The Calne Artists’. The prize will be £100 worth of art materials for a piece in the exhibition selected by members of the artists group. The idea of the prize is to encourage and support young artists in the area.

PRIZESThe Calne Artists Prize for 25’s and under.

The Festival Fund is giving away £75 in prizes to the top three artworks voted for by the viewing public. First place award is £50, with second place £15 and third place £10.

Public Vote Winners Prizes

Skylight Publishing is a fine art printing service, based in Calne. They are awarding £100 worth of giclée printing services to an artist over 25 years old selected by panel agreement. See the website for more details .

Skylight Publishing Award



Open StudiosA selection of work by various artists/photographers serviced by Skylight Publishing (large format giclee printing services based in Calne). There is a wide range of styles and top quality work on view - something to satisfy anyone.

Skylight Publishing - selected artists

12 Ebor Paddock, Quemerford, Calne, SN11 0JYt: (01249) 813328 www.skylightpublishing.com

Figurative works and local landscapes in all media will be on display, including some works that were painted for the Calne Artists’ exhibition ‘Bowood Through the Artists’ Eye’. This exhibition is open until the end of October in the Orangery at Bowood.

Charles Rodwell - painter

Leasview Cottage, Charlcutt, Calne SN11 9HH t: (01249) 740406 www.charlesrodwellarts.com

Bowood Carvers share a workshop with Mike Huntley who teaches furniture restoration and all sorts of woodwork. They have carving workshops two evenings a week and one day (normally Thursday) during the week.

Beginners are welcome.

Bowood Carvers - carvers tbc

Behind the Lansdowne Arms in Derry Hillt: 01249 817548 e: [email protected]

Two distinguished Ceramic practitioners, who, whilst sharing the same workshop produce work of a very different character. Gill’s work has a strong sense of form in a contemporary sculptural context. David’s work veers more towards decorative vessel form.

Gill & David Reeves- ceramics

Ratford Farmhouse, Ratford, Calnet: (01249) 814614e-mail: [email protected]

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Deborah uses vibrant colour in bold semi-abstract paintings. Working in acrylic and mixed media she produces images ranging from local hills and coastal villages to fiery skies and distant galaxies.

Deborah Phelps-Gane - painter

31 Trinity Park Calne, SN11 0QD. t: 01249 813582.

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Open Your Studio

Local artists are invited to open their studios to the visiting public during the festival each year. You can do that independently or share space with other artists.

If you would like to be included in next years Open Studios please contact us with your details at:

[email protected]

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The Exhibition and Festival will be opened by the Rev. Bob Kenway. Bob has been Vicar of the parish of Calne and Blackland since 1997 having moved from St George’s church, Newtown, an inner-city parish in Birmingham. He was made Team Rector of the Marden Vale

Benefice in August 2010. He loves the Calne Music and Arts festival and has been a patron for the past 14 years. He occasionally writes poetry!

Music to accompany the evening will be provided by Genny Browne on Harp.

Friday 7th October

Art Exhibition Private Viewing and Opening of the Festival (1)Open to patrons, sponsors and exhibiting artists only. Please bring your invitation with you for a complimentary glass of wine.7.00pm-9.00pm Marden House

Pete Causer on box, Jeff Brown on whistles, Torquil McInness on mandola,Miranda Brown on the bodhran, together with friends from the Old Road Tavern, Chippenham, on fiddle and

melodian. Do join them in making music – all are welcome – or come and listen and sing all the favourites over a pint in a friendly atmosphere.

Several of the group are part of the Chippenham Morris Men and Pete Causer has performed in Larkrise to Candleford.

Folk Music Session (2)8.30pm – 11.00pm The White Hart Admission Free

As always, the Festival will be given a lively and energetic start by a medley of street performances from 10am to 12 noon, including the

Chippenham Morris Men. The Festival will be announced to the good people of Calne at 11am by the Town Crier, Mark Wylie.

Saturday 8th OctoberStreet Entertainment (3)10.00am - 12.00 noon - in front of Sainsbury’sAdmission Free

An art workshop exploring the range of scope working with colour pencil. Led by experienced artist Carole Peart.

Tickets will be required and places are strictly limited.

Art Workshop - Colour Pencil (4)10.00am - 12 noon Calne LibraryAdmission Free (Ticketed Event)

David was born in Bristol and educated at Bristol Cathedral School and Redland Teachers Training College. He taught for many years and retired in 1994.He has been organist/choir master at St. Mary’s Calne for over 30 years.

The programme for this recital will be varied and include works by J.S.Bach, Scott Joplin, and Julius Fucik.

Organ Recital - David Bevan (5)12.15 St Mary’s ChurchAdmission £3 (Patrons £1)

Art Workshop - Pastel (6)2pm - 4pm Calne LibraryAdmission Free (Ticketed Event)

An art workshop exploring the colour and texture of Pastel. Led by experienced artist Carole Kibble

Tickets will be required and places are strictly limited.

lunch will be available at marden house for festival goers every weekday, following the lunchtime recital



Sunday 9th OctoberAT-MA - World Fusion (12)7.30pm Marden House. Admission £8 (patrons £6)

This special Festival Service will be attended by the Mayor and Councillors. All welcome.

Festival Service (8)10.30am - Methodist Church

During the Summer Holidays a group of 17 students aged 7 to 17 will attend a dance workshop organised by LHAD Ltd. Why not come along and see the end result? You will think you have travelled to London when you watch their interpretation of some of the most popular West

End Musicals!! Also performing on the day will be students from Calne Classes and some of the LHAD Ltd Team Dancers. If you would like more information on any of our classes please telephone Linda on 01225 790200.

The Lindsay Howard Academy of Dance - Dance Spectacular (10) 4.00pm The John Bentley School Hall Admission £4 (patrons £2) Tea will be served during the interval.

With a wide range of previous performances from Romantic Requiem to Light Opera, Calne Choral continues to show great versatility with an evening of English and Italian Baroque choral music in St Mary’s Church. Soloists will be Gwendolyn Martin (Soprano), Rory McCleery (Alto), Gareth Treseder (Tenor), Steffan Jones (Bass).

Choir, strings and brass will be performing Pergolesi’s Magnificat, Beatus Vir by Monteverdi as well as the ever-popular Come, Ye Sons of Art and the stirring Funeral Music for Queen Mary by Purcell. Scarlatti’s ‘Dixit Dominus’ completes this entertaining concert – one not to be missed!

Calne Choral Society (7)7.30pm - St Mary’s ChurchAdmission £8 (patrons £6)

Wiltshire Police Band (11)7.30pm Town Hall Admission £7 (patrons £5)

AT-MA perform 3 or 4 of their original ambient pieces, drawing on world influences including Indian, African, and contemporary improvisational

styles. With virtuoso performances from Craig Pruess (Citar, Harmonium, Trumpet) and Tom Semeneur (Tabla), accompanied with free formed vocals by Russell Stone (Singer/Songwriter with over 30 years experience), this will be an uplifting and inspirational evening.

AT-MA have performed internationally to wide acclaim.www.at-ma.co.uk

Caroline Bennett-Jane of Sanderson will talk about the history of William Morris and the firm he created. Morris was a leading figure in the Arts & Crafts Movement and through his company he produced some of the most fashionable and exciting textiles and wallpapers of this era which still remain as popular today.

William Morris - Talk (9)2.30pm - Marden HouseAdmission £3 (Patrons £1)

The Wiltshire Police Band was formed in October 1985, by a small group of enthusiastic musicians from within the police force. It is a traditional ‘military’ style band, comprising woodwind, brass and percussion sections. The objective of the Band is to promote the spirit of the Wiltshire Police and the Police Service generally, through its music, and to provide musical services within the Force. The Band’s repertoire is vast and ranges from traditional marches to big band classics, popular musical shows and arrangements of classical music.

Solo Voice - Chloe Jordan (13)9.30pm Coda Marden House Admission Free

Chloe Jordan is 17 years old, and an A Level pupil at the John of Gaunt School, Trowbridge. She recently gained her Grade 8 Singing with Distinction and has achieved her Advanced Performance Certificate. Her programme this evening reflects her many musical interests, ranging from Caccini to songs from the 1940’s through to contemporary Music Theatre.

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Monday 10th October

Matthew Moore is a former principle cellist of the West Wiltshire and Wiltshire and Swindon youth orchestras and has participated in Masterclasses with the Ferdinand David quartet and Natalie Clein. His performance this afternoon begins with the first of Beethoven’s 5 cello sonatas and concludes with Astor Piazolla’s dramatic “Grande Tango.”

Lunchtime Recital - Cello (14)12.15pm lunchtime recital Marden HouseAdmission £3 (Patrons £1)

Solo Voice - Alison Meardon (16)

Tuesday 11th October

Voices from Primary Schools of Calne and the surrounding District are here once again to entertain you. The enjoyment of both the young performers and their audience will, as before, be unmistakable and vibrant. Come and listen!

Voices from Primary Schools (17)12.15pm lunchtime recital Methodist Church Admission £3 (patrons £1)

Alison Meardon has been a member of the BBC Symphony Chorus since 1994. She is also a member of Priory Voices, who sing at the weekend services in cathedrals around the country. Her coda has two main themes of Petals and Dreams, combining English and French song from the late 19th and early 20th centuries, including Roger Quilter and Frank Bridge, Liszt, Faure and Duparc. All of these songs have a richness and an

elegance which enfold the listener (and the performer!) in a luxurious harmony.

Comprising of four of our finest local musicians, Wessex Clarinet Quartet present a concert suitable for all ages. With the flexibility of the clarinet and the

virtuosity of the quartet the evening promises to provide the audience with an absorbing range of musical styles, making for memorable performance. Their intriguing and fascinating programme includes Celtic Knots, a Klezmer Wedding and Bats from Bulgaria, Argentinian tangos and a selection of Bed Time Stories by the American minimalist, Tom Johnson, for those feeling heavy eyed.

7.30pm - Marden House Admission £8 (£6)

Adam Lomas - Euphonium (19)9.30pm Coda Marden House Admission Free

ABRSM High Scorers (18)7.30pm - Marden HouseAdmission £5 (Patrons £3)

Wessex Clarinet Quartet (15)

9.30pm Coda Marden House Admission Free

Adam Lomas is a student at St John’s School in Marlborough. He plays the euphonium, and has recently started on the trombone. He has achieved success at several local music festivals. He won the overall Instrumental Championships at the Swindon Music Festival in March, and he has won the Brass trophy at the Devizes Eisteddfod every year

for the last 5 years. He plays in various youth bands and recently played bass trombone for the Calne Choral Society concert.

The Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music regularly hold examinations at the Marden House Centre. This evening’s concert is presented by those who have achieved high marks in the past twelve months.



Wednesday 12th October

The prize-giving for the Festival Poetry Competition will be held, with selected entries being read by the poets. This will be followed by Desert Island Poems, where 5 castaways will share with the audience some poems that would prove good company for them on a desert island.

Desert Island Poems (20)12.15pm Marden HouseAdmission £3 (patrons £1)

Singchronize (23)9.30pm Coda Marden House Admission Free

Singchronize is Calne’s new contemporary choir. The choir members are people of all backgrounds and ages, and they have already performed in several local festivals and events. Their repertoire covers modern music by artists such as Elbow, Abba, Outcast and Elton John and is guaranteed to have you tapping your feet!

New Scorpion (21)7.30pm Marden HouseAdmission £8 (patrons £6)

Thursday 13th October

Talented musicians from JBS will be giving a performance which showcases the wide range of interest in musical styles and tastes. This is always a highly enjoyable event and we will enjoy displays of

budding new musical talent.

JBS Performing Arts (24)12.15pm Marden House Admission £3 (patrons £1)

John Bentley School - Play (22)7.30pm John Bentley School Drama StudioAdmission £3 (patrons £1)

This evening New Scorpion will be performing their latest concert programme: Cold Blows the Wind. This programme, devoted to the supernatural, the strange, the spine-chilling and the inexplicable, brings together the band’s usual mix of traditional songs and ballads, instrumental tunes, poems, stories and folk drama.

It is an excursion into unseen and imagined worlds, as depicted through centuries of song and legend in the misty isles of Britain. Among the cast of characters : The Cerne Abbas giant, the Green Man from North Yorkshire and the Irish fairies.

“A wise and sensitive pianist” (Gower Festival) - Paul Turner is a widely experienced recitalist. His work has taken him to London’s leading venues and UK Festivals as well as to Europe and South America. He has worked with eminent singers and instrumentalists and appeared as a concerto soloist with the English Chamber

Orchestra. This programme celebrates the bicentenary of Liszt’s birth, and includes his ‘Liebestraum’ and the spectacular ‘Hungarian Rhapsody No.2’ as well as works by his contemporaries - Chopin, Brahms and Schumann.

Piano Recital - Paul Turner (25)7.30pm Marden House Admission £8 (patrons £6)

The JBS Drama and Theatre Studies group presents its latest production.

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Friday 14th OctoberLunchtime Recital - Susan Coates (27)12.15pm Marden House Admission £3 (patrons £1)

Soprano Susan Coates will be joined by pianist David Price for a programme of French songs including works by Poulenc, Hahn, Debussy, Berlioz amongst others. Susan is no stranger to the Calne festival , having performed in an Opera Gala in 2008, and is delighted to be returning as a solo artist this year.

Buster Keaton silent movies accompanied on piano by James Harpham.

James Harpham has composed film scores since the 60s, but first scored a silent film 7 years ago when Corsham Festival commissioned a score for ‘A girl in Every Port’. Since then there have been numerous further performances nationwide. Each score uses musical quotations

from popular and classical music composed in or before the silent film era. This is a technique which dramatically helps the synchronisation, humour and variety of the film’s music.

The films featuring Buster Keaton will be ‘One Week’, ‘The Cops’ and ‘Sherlock Jnr’.

Silent Movie - Buster Keaton (28)7.30pm Marden House Admission £8 (patrons £6)

The Isaac Trio (30)

Freya Basson is a local poet living in Calne who has recently published her second poetry book ‘Country Lanes’, about a journey in a gypsy caravan around the countryside through the seasons. For this coda she

wil be reading a selection of her poems, explaining first how each came to be written. A lot of her poems are on things which she herself has experienced.

Poetry Reading - Freya Basson (26)9.30pm Coda Marden House Admission Free

9.30pm Coda Marden House Admission Free

Enjoy a fabulous evening of dance with our very own ‘Strictly’.

With help from Dancers of Chippenham we offer a night to experience a number of different dance styles. You get an opportunity to try them yourself, and you will be treated to demonstrations by experienced dancers.

To cap it all, there will be performances by dance troupes who will be showing us why they think dance is so enjoyable and uplifting. Let’s keep that bit a surprise.

If time permits we will end with open dance sessions - the floor is all yours. If you love dance or would love to dance spend this evening with us at Strictly Calne Dancing.

Strictly Calne Dancing (29)7.30pm Town Hall Admission £7 (patrons £5)

The Festival is delighted to host the first ever public appearance of The Isaac Trio! The members of the trio are Gaynor Alford, a professional musician who teaches at the schools of St Mary’s and Dauntsey’s, Helen Martin, an enthusiastic amateur musician, and Hugh Pilcher-Clayton, also an enthusiastic but very amateur musician.

They will perform an eclectic mix of works for the oboe and cor anglais from the baroque to the romantic and beyond.



Saturday 15th October

7.30 pm - St Mary’s Parish ChurchAdmission £8 (£6 patrons)

Finale - Bel Canto (37)7.30 pm Marden HouseAdmission £4 (£2 patrons)

Sunday 16th October‘The Bible & Modern Art’ (35)4pm St Mary’s Parish ChurchAdmission FreeTo mark the 400th anniversary of the Authorised Version of the Bible, Professor Lord Harries of Pentregarth will be giving a talk on the Bible and modern art. Followed by tea.

Evening Service (36) 6.00pm - St Mary’s Parish Church

All Welcome

Avebury Vocal Ensemble (33)

Peter Dixon is a native of Calne and was educated at the Bentley Grammar School where he was accompanist to the award-winning Senior Choir. For 34 years he was Organist at the United Reformed Church in Basingstoke. Peter’s programme will feature a selection of Chorale Preludes spanning 300 years and in diverse styles, together with pieces of a more popular nature.

Lunchtime Organ Recital (31)12.15pm St Mary’s Parish ChurchAdmission £3 (£1 patrons)

It is with delight that we welcome back to the Festival the Avebury Vocal Ensemble, whose concert of choral works will include

the Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis from William Byrd’s Great Service, and Duruflé’s Requiem . The Avebury Vocal Ensemble, formed in 2000, is a Chamber Choir of up to 30 singers from North Wiltshire which performs a wide repertoire of sacred and secular classical music. The Musical Director is Sir Peter Beale, who trained as a medical doctor, culminating in a career in the British Armed Forces and for which he was knighted in 1992.

4 plus 1 (34)7.30 pm Marden House Admission £7 (£5 patrons)

Afternoon Talk - ‘Papa Spy’ (32)3 pm Marden House Admission £6 (£4 patrons)

Jimmy Burns is the author of several books, including ‘The Land that Lost its Heroes’, about Argentina and the Falklands War, which won the 1988 Somerset Maugham Award for non-fiction. He also wrote ‘The hand of God: The Life of Diego Maradona’, the first full-length biography of the footballer. His talk will be about his new work ‘Papa Spy’.

Celebrate the end of the Festival with wine, canapés and Bel Canto, who return this year to sing for your musical delight and

entertainment. Consisting of four soprano voices Emmy Butcher, Giselle Parker-Hadfield, Kate Wilson and Sarah Hobbs with pianist Mary Pilcher-Clayton, Bel Canto perform a wide repertoire of music from Purcell, Handel and Rutter to Gordon Sumner. Prizes and AwardsArt prizes and awards will be announced at the Finale.

This popular, five piece, local band will soon get your feet tapping! Under the leadership of Doug Ellis they play traditional Jazz arrangements

of all the favourite songs and music of the twenties and thirties.

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Programme & website design : Gordon BurnsAdditional photography : Gordon Burns

Calne Music & Arts Festival gratefully acknowledges the support of Calne Town Council, Bevirs Solicitors and Skylight Publishing as well as the collaboration of Calne Woodlands Camera Club, Calne Library, The Heritage Centre, The White Hart and Marden House.

Calne Music & Arts Festival is affiliated to Making Music

Acknowledgements

Pre Festival Booking

Box Office

The Box Office is at Calne Information Centre, Bank House (opposite the Town Hall)

The Box Office runs from Monday September 19th to Friday 14th October. Hours are 9.00am to 4.00pm weekdays, 9.30am to 12 noon on Saturdays. Make sure you purchase tickets for events on Saturday 15th and Sunday 16th before the Box Office closes on Friday 14th October.

During the FestivalTickets will be available from the Box Office as detailed above. They will also be on sale at the venue 30 minutes before the event starts.

ConcessionsPatrons are entitled to the reduced prices indicated in the programme, on production of their patron’s card. Children under 16: tickets are £1.00 if accompanied by an adult.

Postal BookingsBookings can be made from Mon 5th September onwards in writing or using the booking form available from the Festival website, and should be addressed to: Mrs Margaret Garratt, 101 Oxford Road, Calne, SN11 8AQ. Tel: (01249) 816290. Please enclose a S.A.E.

Contact NumbersGeneral enquiries: (01249) 816290Art Exhibition / Art events: Gordon Burns (01249) 813328

The wine bar is open before evening events and for interval drinks. Coffee and cakes are also available on weekday evenings. Unfortunately,

owing to licensing laws we shall be unable to serve alcoholic drinks on the Tuesday or Wednesday.

Come and enjoy a late Coda event in a relaxed atmosphere. Light lunches are also served following the weekday lunchtime concerts.

Festival Club Marden House

Become a patron of the festival and benefit from free entry to some events and reduced admission prices to most other events. You will also receive invitations to Patrons-only events. The patron’s fee is a modest £15.00 per year (£10.00 for students and senior citizens)

For membership forms and details please see the Festival website or contact: Anne Davey7 Oldbury Fields, Cherhill, Calne, SN11 8HPtel: 01249 811960 email: [email protected]

Festival Patronage

Festival Fund AwardCash prizes amounting to £75 will be awarded to the artists whose work is voted the top three in the exhibition by the viewing public.

Calne Artists Society AwardArt materials to the value of £100 will be awarded to the under 25’s artist whose work is selected by the Calne Artists Society panel.

Skylight Publishing AwardFine art photography and giclée printing to the value of £100 will be awarded to the artist age 25 and over whose work is selected by the judging panel.

Digital Image Competition TrophiesCalne Camera Club will award trophies for the winners of the Digital Image Competition.

Please note the Box Office staff will not hold or reserve tickets or deal with postal bookings. Tickets must be paid for and collected at the time of booking.

Festival DiaryFriday 7th October

Festival OpeningFolk Music Session

Saturday 8th OctoberFree Street Entertainment

Art Workshop - Colour PencilLunchtime Recital - Organ

Art Workshop - PastelsCalne Choral

Sunday 9th OctoberFestival Service

William Morris talkLindsay Howard Academy of Dance

Wiltshire Police BandAT-MA Classical Indian Fusion

Solo Voice - Chloe Jordan

Monday 10th OctoberLunchtime Recital - CelloWessex Clarinet Quartet

Solo Voice - Alison Meardon

Tuesday 11th OctoberLunchtime Recital - Primary Schools

ABRSM High ScorersEuphonium - Adam Lomas

Wednesday 12th OctoberDesert Island Poems

New Scorpion John Bentley School Play

Singchronize

Thursday 13th OctoberJBS Performing Arts

Piano Recital (Liszt) - Paul Turner Poetry Reading - Freya Basson

Friday 14th OctoberLunchtime Recital - Susan Sharp

Silent Movie - James HarphamStrictly Calne Dancing

Isaac Trio

Saturday 15th OctoberLunchtime Organ Recital - Peter Dixon

Afternoon Talk - ‘Papa Spy’Avebury Vocal Ensemble

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Sunday 16th OctoberTalk on ‘The Bible & Modern Art

Evening Service Finale & awards - with Bel Canto

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