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Aldeburgh Festival Podcast
This weekly podcast gets up close with some of the artists taking part in the Festival. If you want to know more about the Aldeburgh Festival, this…
A Day at Snape Maltings
From morning until night, there’s more than you thought to a day at one of Suffolk’s best-loved destinations...
ThinkTank: Music in Later Life
Music has power to improve quality of life and wellbeing in later life. It encourages connection, reduces isolation and loneliness, improves mood,…
Idrisi Ensemble
Old Roman chant is a rare window into late antiquity traditions, at a crossroads between the ancient liturgies of Syria, Egypt, Jerusalem and…
Archive Treasures: Slow train to Aldeburgh – Britten and Dr Beeching
James Callaghan, Roy Jenkins, Barbara Castle: the list of Ministers in Harold Wilson’s 1964-1970 Labour government in the UK includes many political…
Insights into Programming
With Summer at Snape around the corner, we talked with Fraser Wilson, Head of Performance & Public Engagement, about how the process works, his…
The Story of HerStory
East Suffolk Skylarks is a fun…
James Bowman, 1941–2023
“Have you done any stage work?” Britten asked James Bowman on a July afternoon in 1966. They were in the Crush Bar at Covent Garden where Bowman, 24 at…
Celebration 2023
Earlier this month Celebration, our annual festival which showcases the diverse music being made by young people across Suffolk, took…
Winter at The Red House
As we open seasonally, visitors often ask us what we do out of season: ‘does the whole site close down?’ or ‘do you go on holiday in the winter?’ tend…
Winter at The Archive
The Archive straddles two worlds with distinct rhythms. It is, of course, a core part of the Red House’s public offering as a heritage site, which…
Insights into Garden Management at The Red House
Q&A with David Gibbons, Garden Manager at The Red House. David joined Britten Pears Arts as the Garden Manager in August 2022. He joins us…