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The Icelandic pianist "revitalising classical music" (The Economist) plays music by Mozart and his contemporaries.
Snape Maltings Concert Hall
A recital from three exciting BBC Radio 3 New Generation Artists.
Britten Studio, Snape Maltings
In one continuous run, pianist Kathryn Stott plays an unbroken chain of short and highly varied pieces, offering us a different way of experiencing a concert.
A programme including a collection of short choral pieces by many leading English composers created for HM Queen Elizabeth II's coronation in 1953.
Short "night pieces" by composers including Dowland, Schubert, Britten, Florence Price and Cole Porter, culminating in Schoenberg's beautiful early masterpiece, Transfigured Night.
Blythburgh Church
The playwright and writer gives a talk titled “Our Common Humanity and The Overture To Peter Grimes”.
Jubilee Hall, Aldeburgh
Four pianists play pieces by Graham Fitkin and Bushra El-Turk and music by Unsuk Chin, John Adams and others in a programme of music built from minimal materials.
Shostakovich's Symphony No.10, Walton's Cello Concerto and a tribute to the River Thames by Elizabeth Maconchy.
BBC Radio 3 New Generation artists play a programme including Fauré's Piano Quintet No.2.
Music for clarinet, violin and piano, from an off-kilter Viennese Waltz by Britten to Bartok's wild gypsy dances.
BBC Radio 3’s In Tune broadcasts live from the Britten Studio and includes interviews and performances from Festival artists and other guests.
An eagerly anticipated premiere from Gavin Higgins, Britten’s suite of folk song arrangements for orchestra, and an orchestral evocation of the sea by Grace Williams.
Mozart's ahead-of-its-time string quartet and sextets from Tchaikovsky and Gavin Higgins.
Two outstanding performers present a wonderful and amazingly eclectic programme in beautiful Blythburgh Church, from Dowland and Purcell to traditional Sephardic and Andalucian songs.
Mirga Gražinytė-Tyla conducts the CBSO in a gripping programme of Britten and Anna Thorvaldsdottir, joined by soloist Patricia Kopatchinskaja in Shostakovich's Violin Concerto.
Benedetti, Simpson, van der Heijden and Poster perform Messiaen's otherworldly masterpiece, Quartet for the End of Time, written as a prisoner in a German WWII camp.
The Aldeburgh Festival is back in 2022 with an especially extended, 24-day celebration of music and the arts. The programme is now live on our website so enjoy planning your visit!
