Maltings (Snape)
Snape Maltings is a place of energy and inspiration – one of the world’s leading centres of music and a visitor destination of outstanding natural beauty.
The creative campus is home to a year-round programme with a unique artistic model. Having grown out of the Aldeburgh Festival, it has realised founder Benjamin Britten’s vision for an international centre of music whose performance programme makes its mark on the world’s stage and which has artist development, learning and community inclusion as its creative engine. Snape Maltings’s programme ranges from development opportunities for musicians at all career stages to work that explores music’s ability to have a positive impact on people’s lives when they need it most.
October 2019
November 2019
Verdi Requiem
Aldeburgh Music Club Choir will be performing Giuseppe Verdi’s Requiem at Snape Maltings Concert Hall at 7.30 pm on Saturday 23 November. A musical setting of the Catholic funeral Mass, one of the major choral works in the repertoire and composed for four soloists, double choir and orchestra, the Choir performs with the Prometheus Orchestra and Singers under the baton of Edmond Fivet, the Club’s Music Director. Soloists Marlena Devoe (soprano), Samantha Price (mezzo-soprano), Mark Wilde (tenor) and Stephen Gadd…
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