TMF2025

2025

EXMOOR 1-5 OCTOBER DARTMOOR 8-12 OCTOBER

Extraordinary music in remarkable places with Elizabeth Watts, Julius Drake, Cordelia Williams, Tianxu An, James Baillieu, Nick Pritchard, Guy Johnston, Tamsin Waley-Cohen, Colin Currie Quartet, APOLLO5, Chiaroscuro Quartet and more.

Join us in celebrating 25 years of the Two Moors Festival! This year we will

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Wed 1 Oct 7.30pm

St Luke’s Church, Simonsbath

Tamsin Waley-Cohen and Guy Johnston play Bach

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century, as well as looking to the future of our Festival. We fly the flag for

Thu 2 Oct 7.30pm

All Saints’ Church, Dulverton

Tamsin Waley-Cohen & Friends: Schubert’s ‘Trout Quintet’

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international artists from the UK and abroad, as well as continuing to support

Fri 3 Oct 5pm

Priory Church, Dunster

Talk: Hugh Harrison on the Churches of Exmoor

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7.30pm

Tithe Barn, Dunster

Jazz Trio: Misha Mullov-Abbado, Alice Zawadzki & Fred Thomas

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Sat 4 Oct 11am

All Saints’ Church, Dulverton

English Song with Elizabeth Watts and Julius Drake

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1.30pm

Priory Church, Dunster

Young Musicians Competition Winners Concert

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4.30pm

Priory Church, Dunster

All Ages Singing Workshop with APOLLO5

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7.30pm

All Saints’ Church, Dulverton

Liszt, Chopin and Rachmaninov with pianist Tianxu An

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Sun 5 Oct 11am

Emmetts Barn, Simonsbath

Talk & Exhibition: Exmoor Farms — A Year on the Moor

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3.30pm

St Mary’s Church, South Molton

Vocal Ensemble APOLLO5

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DARTMOOR 8–12 October 2025 Wed 8 Oct 10am

The Hall, Exeter

Intesa: Love & Lullabies for 0-5s and their grown-ups

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7.30pm

The Hall, Exeter

Intesa: Viols and Voice

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Thu 9 Oct 7.30pm

All Saints’ Church, Okehampton

A Night at the Opera with National Opera Studio

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Fri 10 Oct 5pm

St Lawrence Chapel, Ashburton

Carol Hughes reads poetry by Ted Hughes

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7.30pm

St Andrew’s Church, Ashburton

United Strings of Europe perform Tchaikovsky and World Premiere

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Sat 11 Oct 11am

Nicholls Hall, Lydford

Silent Film with live Harp Soundtrack by Elizabeth-Jane Baldry

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3pm

Arts Centre, Ashburton

All Ages Concert with the Colin Currie Quartet

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6pm

Canonteign House, Lower Ashton

Schubertiade at Canonteign

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Sun 12 Oct 10.30am

The Drewe Arms, Drewsteignton

Talk: Award-winning author Amy-Jane Beer

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12pm

Castle Drogo, Drewsteignton

Free Nature Writing Workshop with Amy-Jane Beer

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3.30pm

St Andrew’s Church, Moretonhampstead

Chiaroscuro Quartet play late Beethoven

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Cover photos: Alex Nail; Exmoor National Park via Exmoor Commons; Frances Marshall Design: KateRoncoroni.com Print: HedgerowPrint

be looking back at how we began, and all we have achieved in the last quarter

the stars of the future. Our programme, which represents the best of chamber music and song, spans six centuries of music including a world premiere, as well as talks, workshops, and family events, all taking place in beautiful venues across the Moors. Dubbed the “friendliest festival in the UK”, I look forward to welcoming you to this blockbuster year.

Tamsin Waley-Cohen, Artistic Director

£30, £20

WEDNESDAY 1 OCTOBER, 7.30PM

St Luke’s Church, Simonsbath, TA24 7SH

Tamsin Waley-Cohen and Guy Johnston play Bach JS Bach Cello Suite No.2 in D Minor; Violin Sonata No.3 in C Major; Two-Part Inventions; Cello Suite No.4 in E Flat Major Our Festival opens with a concert that celebrates the essence of the Two Moors Festival. Hear exquisite solo and duo works by Bach played by Tamsin Waley-Cohen and Guy Johnston in the intimate surrounds of Simonsbath Church in the heart of Exmoor. Festival Director, violinist Tamsin Waley-Cohen, performs the C Major Sonata, and the internationally acclaimed cellist, Guy Johnston, who has made a regular appearance since the early days of the Festival, will perform two of Bach’s Cello Suites. Composed around 1720, they represent the culmination of Bach’s mastery of melody, harmony, form and expression.

“The loveliness is unceasing” Gramophone Magazine

Tamsin Waley-Cohen

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“The playing is consistently polished and elegant” BBC Music Magazine

Guy Johnston

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£10

The Priory Church of St George, Dunster, TA24 6SH

Talk: Churches of Exmoor Celebrating our beautiful venues, Hugh Harrison will talk about Exmoor's historic churches. Hugh lives on Exmoor and has led a charmed life exploring the work of carpenters, carvers and painters over the last millennium from English parish churches to Dzongs in Bhutan.

Cordelia Williams

Tamsin Waley-Cohen

THURSDAY 2 OCTOBER, 7.30PM

£37.50, £27.50, £15, £10

All Saints’ Church, Dulverton, TA22 9DW

Tamsin Waley-Cohen & Friends: Schubert’s ‘Trout Quintet’ Franz Schubert Arpeggione Sonata D.821; Fantasie in C Major D.934; Piano Quintet in A Major D.667 The Trout Tamsin writes, “Schubert’s music encapsulates the intimacy, wonder, and intensity that great chamber music can offer at its best”, and this is the first of two concerts celebrating and showcasing the genius of Schubert at this year’s special anniversary Festival. This ‘all-star’ evening sees Tamsin joined by long-time musical friends and collaborators, pianist Cordelia Williams, cellist Guy Johnston, violist Gary Pomeroy and bassist Toby Hughes, (winner of the Two Moors Young Musicians Competition in 2008). As well as the beloved and joyful ‘Trout Quintet’, one of the greatest chamber music pieces of all time, two other jewels of the repertoire make this an evening not to be missed.

Gary Pomeroy

Guy Johnston

Toby Hughes

FRIDAY 3 OCTOBER, 7.30PM

£20

Tithe Barn, Dunster, TA24 6RY

Jazz at the Tithe Barn Vocalist and violinist Alice Zawadzki, pianist Fred Thomas and bassist Misha Mullov-Abbado released their debut trio album to critical acclaim in 2025, winning accolades including The Guardian’s ‘Jazz Album of the Month’.

Fusing folk, chamber music and acoustic jazz, this trio of close friends, taking the jazz world by storm, will be bringing their signature heady mix of jazz, world, and folk music to us, including new songs they are preparing for their followup album – expect songs from the Mediterranean, medieval Ballads and original compositions. For one night only, the Tithe Barn will be transformed into an atmospheric jazz bar. Get a table of friends together and be swept away by their spellbinding and intimate performance.

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FRIDAY 3 OCTOBER, 5PM

‘An extraordinary trio of musicians… utterly spellbinding’ Jazzviews

Misha Mullov-Abbado, Alice Zawadzki and Fred Thomas

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£15

The Priory Church of St George, Dunster, TA24 6SH

Young Musicians Competition Winners’ Concert Ted Lunt Recorder (Age 12); River Peryer Piano (Age 11); Belinda Gifford-Guy Voice (Age 14); Victoria Stolte Viola (Age 16) Like the Festival itself, our Young Musicians Competition continues to go from strength to strength. The four talented young winners of this year’s Competition, who were selected from a field of 40 entrants, will each give a 25-minute recital, showcasing their musical and technical prowess. The repertoire will be confirmed closer to the time. Hear two former winners of the competition — our own Tamsin Waley-Cohen and bassist Toby Hughes — in performance together in Schubert’s Trout Quintet in Dulverton on Thursday 2 October.

Have budding musicians in your family? Come along to our all ages singing workshop — see below for details.

SATURDAY 4 OCTOBER, 4.30PM

The Priory Church of St George, Dunster, TA24 6SH

Elizabeth Watts

Julius Drake

‘Elizabeth Watts is… a national treasure among singers’ The ArtsDesk

‘With the luxurious participation of Julius Drake on the piano, a guarantee of quality and musicality...’ Scherzo

SATURDAY 4 OCTOBER, 11AM

£15

£30, £20, £12, £10

All Saints’ Church, Dulverton, TA22 9DW

All Ages Singing Workshop with APOLLO5 Five-piece vocal ensemble, APOLLO5, is giving a dazzling performance to conclude our Exmoor weekend but before these five versatile singers show us what they can do, they want to get you singing with them! No prior singing experience is necessary in this highly interactive and enjoyable session for all ages.

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SATURDAY 4 OCTOBER, 1.30PM

Tickets are free for children aged 16 and under – see back page for details

English Song with Elizabeth Watts and Julius Drake Ivor Gurney Five Elizabethan Songs; Michael Head The Singer; Ralph Vaughan Williams Silent Noon; Rebecca Clarke A Dream; Frank Bridge Sigh no more ladies; Arr. Britten Sweet Polly Oliver; Madeleine Dring Business Girls; Song of a Nightclub Proprietress; Geoffrey Bush Cuisine Provençale; Sigh No More, Ladies; Ivor Novello We’ll gather lilacs; Noel Coward Alice is at it again; A bar on the Piccola Marina.

Begin the weekend in true Two Moors Festival fashion with a delightful programme of English song, performed by one of the UK’s most treasured sopranos, Elizabeth Watts. A winner of the Rosenblatt Recital Song Prize at the BBC Cardiff Singer of the World Competition, Elizabeth, together with the acclaimed accompanist Julius Drake, will entertain and entrance you with songs

by Ivor Gurney, Vaughan-Williams and Noel Coward among others. Enjoy an hour of world-class music from ‘one of the most beautiful voices Britain has produced in a generation’ (International Record Review).

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‘It was really inspiring’ Workshop participant

APOLLO5

‘The whole school was buzzing after the workshop’ Headteacher in Nottingham

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£35, £25, £15, £10

SUNDAY 5 OCTOBER, 11AM

£10

All Saints’ Church, Dulverton, TA22 9DW

Emmetts Barn, Simonsbath, TA24 7LD

Tianxu An plays Liszt, Chopin & Rachmaninov

Talk & Exhibition: Exmoor Farms — A Year on the Moor

‘Tianxu An immediately establishes himself in the front ranks of the musical world.’

Classica Magazine

Exmoor Farms: A Year on the Moor, written by Victoria Eveleigh, charts a farming year on Exmoor and features many different farms within the National Park.

Commissioned by the Exmoor Hill Farming Network and The Exmoor Society, the book – which features photographs by Eleanor Davis – records the human stories behind Exmoor’s farmed landscape at a time of huge change for agriculture.

Victoria Eveleigh will be in conversation with Mark de Wynter-Smith, Exmoor Forest Estate’s farm manager since the mid-1990s, and Anne May, who combines farming alongside her husband, Alex, with bringing up a young family and working for the Farming and Wildlife Advisory Group. They will focus on how, and why, land management on Exmoor has changed in the past thirty years or so, and what is likely to happen in the future.

César Franck Prélude, Fugue et Variation in B Minor Op.18; Franz Liszt selection from Années de pèlerinage: Première année: Suisse: III. Pastorale, IV. Au bord d’une source, V. Orage and VI. Vallée d’ Obermann; Frederic Chopin arr. Leopold Godowsky Study No.1 after Chopin Etude Op.10 No.1; Sergei Rachmaninov Etudes-Tableaux Op.39.

At the final of the International Tchaikovsky Competition in 2019, virtuoso pianist Tianxu An, then only 20 years old, was expecting to play one piece, and the accompanying orchestra started to play something completely different. He kept calm and carried on with the performance and — as well as being a competition prizewinner — was awarded a special medal for heroism. He’s gone onto achieve world-wide fame as a result. Since then, he has performed with some of the world’s leading orchestras including the Philadelphia Orchestra, toured extensively in his native China, and made his debut in the Musikverein, Vienna. A graduate of the prestigious Julliard School in New York, he makes a rare appearance in the UK with his debut at the Two Moors Festival, performing works by Franck, Liszt, Chopin and Rachmaninov.

SUNDAY 5 OCTOBER, 7.30PM

£35, £25, £15, £10

St Mary Magdalene, South Molton, EX36 3AN

Vocal Ensemble APOLLO5 Programme includes: Francisco Guerrero Veni Domine; Paul Mealor Beneath Thy Compassion; trad. Scottish arr. APOLLO5 The Parting Glass; Ralph Vaughan Williams arr. Chris Moore Whither Must I Wander; Camille Saint-Saens Les fleurs et les arbres; George & Ira Gershwin arr. Matt Greenwood They Can’t Take That Away From Me; Jerome Kern & Dorothy Fields arr. Matt Greenwood The Way You Look Tonight.

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SATURDAY 4 OCTOBER, 7.30PM

Singing supergroup APOLLO5 have wowed audiences across the globe with their vocal virtuosity and ‘exceptionally beautiful singing’ (Classic FM). Hear them perform a varied and entertaining programme featuring choral masterpieces, timeless folk music and joyful arrangements of jazz classics. This small but perfectly formed ensemble — comprising of a soprano, mezzo-soprano, two tenors and a bass — has become known for its rich, dynamic sound, demonstrating how powerful five voices can be. Visit our website for the complete programme.

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Tianxu An

APOLLO5

‘Exceptional cohesion and effortless style… faultless.’

BBC Music Magazine

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£10

The Hall, Stepcote Hill, Exeter, EX1 1BD

Intesa: Love & Lullabies for 0-5s and their grown-ups Enjoy a relaxed performance by the award-winning duo, Intesa, without the additional expense of a babysitter! Combining the stunning combination of viols, (a Renaissance string instrument), and voice, this relaxed, lullaby-themed morning concert from Lucine Musaelian and Nathan Giorgetti will feature traditional songs from Ireland and Wales, as well as a rich tapestry of works from the 16th-century and a contemporary piece by Lucine Musaelian. Running time approximately 40 minutes. Tea & coffee available; visit our website for access information.

WEDNESDAY 8 OCTOBER, 7.30PM

£20

The Hall, Stepcote Hill, Exeter, EX1 1BD

Intesa: Viols & Voice Programme includes: Orlando di Lasso Susanne un jour; George Frideric Handel Piangerò la sorte mia (from Giulio Cesare); Barbara Strozzi Amor dormiglione; Claudio Monteverdi Lamento della ninfa; Francesca Caccini Maria, dolce Maria; John Dowland Can She Excuse My Wrongs.

The award-winning duo, Intesa, was formed at the Royal Academy of Music by Lucine Musaelian and Nathan Giorgetti, where they were Chamber Music Fellows in 2023-24. Nathan and Lucine, who is also an exceptional singer, have a shared passion for the sound of the viol (also referred to as the viola da gamba, or gamba) and its combination with the voice. The effect is stunning in its beauty and drama.

They will perform a varied programme that includes traditional Armenian songs and music from the baroque period by Monteverdi, Strozzi and Handel, among others. Visit our website for the complete programme.

‘These two artists are supreme performers with style, a smile, and profound skill.’ La Dépêche

National Opera Studio

THURSDAY 9 OCTOBER, 7.30PM

£35, £25, £15, £10

All Saints’ Church, Okehampton, EX20 1LE

A Night at the Opera with National Opera Studio Five performers from National Opera Studio past and present will perform arias and ensembles that showcase a wide range of the operatic repertoire from baroque to Broadway, and everything in between. Featured composers include Mozart, Puccini, Handel, Bizet, Verdi, as well as a few hidden gems. Following a sold-out concert in Wiveliscombe in 2022, be sure to book early for this memorable musical night as these performers bring the drama and emotion of some of the most famous operas ever written to Okehampton. Enjoy a light pre-concert supper for a small additional cost – visit our website for more information.

FRIDAY 10 OCTOBER, 5PM

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WEDNESDAY 8 OCTOBER, 10AM

£10

St Lawrence Chapel, Ashburton, TQ13 7DD

Poetry Reading by Carol Hughes

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Intesa

Carol Hughes is Devonian and was married to Ted Hughes for 28 years. The poems she will read were written during their life together in North Tawton. Carol will be introduced by Jane Feaver, writer and Editor at Large in poetry for Faber and Faber.

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£35, £25, £15, £10

St Andrew’s Church, Ashburton, TQ13 7DT

Tchaikovsky Serenade and a Two Moors World Premiere with Tamsin Waley-Cohen, Colin Currie and United Strings of Europe Jessie Montgomery Starburst; Erkki-Sven Tüür Memoirs for Violin, Percussion and String orchestra; Caroline Shaw and the swallow; Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Serenade for Strings.

It goes without saying that we are excited about all the concerts at this year’s Festival, but we are especially excited by this undoubted highlight featuring Festival Artistic Director, Tamsin Waley-Cohen, with the acclaimed percussionist Colin Currie and the United Strings of Europe. Before being swept up in Tchaikovsky’s delectable Serenade for Strings, and short works by two Grammy Award-winning contemporary American composers, be part of musical history as you witness the world premiere performance of a new piece by the Estonian composer Erkki-Sven Tüür. Tüür is one of the most sought-after composers of today, known for the rhythmic groooves and tonal beauty of his works, and has been commissioned by orchestras and soloists all over the world, including the London Philharmonic Orchestra, the Philharmonia, the Royal Concertgebouw, the Orchestre de Paris, the Hilliard Ensemble and the BBC National Orchestra of Wales, among many others. His piece Memoirs for Violin, Percussion and String orchestra has been commissioned by the Two Moors Festival to celebrate our 25th anniversary.

‘Velvet-toned sound with beguiling warmth’ The Strad

Elizabeth-Jane Baldry

Colin Currie Quartet’

SATURDAY 11 OCTOBER, 11AM

£15

The Nicholls Hall, Lydford, EX20 4BH

Silent Film with Live Harp Soundtrack Acclaimed harpist Elizabeth-Jane Baldry provides the live musical soundtrack to A Cottage on Dartmoor, a virtuoso piece of filmmaking and one of the best British silent films. Directed by Anthony Asquith, the film was released in 1929 and shot on location across Dartmoor. An acclaimed composer, Baldry is the ‘only silent movie harpist in the world’. She is also founder of the Chagford Filmmaking Group, a voluntary organisation dedicated to preserving the nation’s folklore and fairytale heritage through films of British fairytales.

SATURDAY 11 OCTOBER, 3PM

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FRIDAY 10 OCTOBER, 7.30PM

£15

Ashburton Arts Centre, TQ13 7DT

All Ages Concert with the Colin Currie Quartet ‘A sonic display of startling magnificence’ The Observer As we approach Steve Reich’s 90th birthday celebrations, the Two Moors presents the Colin Currie Quartet, famed worldwide for their performances of Reich’s music, hailed by the composer himself as ‘the best I’ve ever heard’. Alongside iconic works by Reich, the quartet present Anna Meredith’s Bumps per Minute, a full throttle reinvention of traditional fairground dodgems from the Mercury Award shortlisted composer. No doubt that this will be a fun-filled wild ride. Bring the whole family for what promises to be an inspiring and exciting concert in the creative and relaxed Ashburton Arts Centre.

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United Strings of Europe

Tickets are free for children aged 16 and under – see back page for details

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£10

The Drewe Arms, Drewsteignton, EX6 6QN

Talk: Rivers & Rights with Amy-Jane Beer

Nick Pritchard

James Baillieu

Cordelia Williams

‘One of the best young tenors singing today’ The Observer

‘James Baillieu is in a class of his own… a remarkable pianist.’ The Daily Telegraph

‘Extraordinary… Williams unapologetically takes her place among the most eloquent exponents of this great work’ Gramophone on Cordelia Williams’s recording of Schubert Sonata D958.

SATURDAY 11 OCTOBER, 6PM

Biologist turned writer Amy-Jane Beer gives a talk about rivers and rights, covering elements of her book The Flow: Rivers, Water and Wildness, for which she was awarded the 2023 Wainwright Prize for Nature Writing. She will talk about her work with Right to Roam and the campaigning group’s recent book Wild Service: Why Nature Needs You.

£90

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SUNDAY 12 OCTOBER, 10.30AM

Canonteign House, Lower Ashton, EX6 7NT

Schubertiade at Canonteign with Nick Pritchard, James Baillieu and Cordelia Williams Franz Schubert Die schöne Müllerin; Impromptus Nos.1 & 3 D899; Sonata in A Major D959 Our second all-Schubert event at this year’s Festival comprises two recitals, interspersed with a delicious meal at this beautiful private home. The first recital features a performance of Schubert’s masterful song cycle Die schöne Müllerin by tenor Nick Pritchard and leading song and chamber music pianist, James Baillieu. Following supper, pianist Cordelia Williams — highly esteemed for her interpretations of Schubert — performs late piano works; the First and Third Impromptus, D899 and his Sonata in A Major D959, written in the last months of his tragically short life.

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SUNDAY 12 OCTOBER, 12PM

FREE TICKETS; TO BE BOOKED IN ADVANCE

The Activity Hut at Castle Drogo, Drewsteignton, EX6 6PB

Workshop: Nature Writing with Amy-Jane Beer Following her talk at The Drewe Arms, award-winning author Amy-Jane Beer will lead a special workshop on nature writing, exploring how to take inspiration from the world around you, and how to bring the natural world alive in all its profound beauty on the page. Bring a folding chair or rug - if the weather's nice we'll be writing outside.

Presented in collaboration with the National Trust.

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8—12 OCTOBER 2025 DARTMOOR

‘The Chiaroscuro produces a sound of ravishing sonic and intonational purity… experiencing these remarkable performances is akin to hearing this groundbreaking music for the very first time’. The Strad

SUNDAY 12 OCTOBER, 3.30PM

TICKETS £35, £25, £15, £10

St Andrew’s Church, Moretonhampstead, TQ13 8LL

Chiaroscuro Quartet play late Beethoven Ludwig van Beethoven Quartet in C Sharp Minor Op.131; Quartet in E Flat Major Op.127 The 2025 Festival draws to a triumphant conclusion with late Beethoven quartets performed by the internationally acclaimed Chiaroscuro Quartet. The Quartet was co-founded in 2005 by the renowned soloist, violinist Alina Ibragimova — a former BBC New Generation Artist and winner of a Classical BRIT award whose solo engagements this season includes performances with the London Philharmonic Orchestra, Detroit Symphony and Swedish Chamber Orchestra.

Violinist Charlotte Saluste-Bridoux, the 2021 grand prize winner of the Young Classical Artists Trust and a 2022 Classic FM Rising Star, Emilie Hörnlund, principal viola at the Swedish Royal Opera, and in-demand cellist Claire Thirion, complete the ensemble. Performing music of the Classical and early Romantic periods on gut strings and with historical bows, the quartet’s unique sound has been described in The Observer as ‘a shock to the ears of the best kind’.

BOOKING Tickets and full programme can be found on our website twomoorsfestival.co.uk or tickets may be booked directly by telephone or in person from: Exeter Tickets (Mon—Fri, 10am—4pm) Corn Exchange, 89 Fore Street, Exeter EX4 3HX Tel: +44 (0) 1392 665 938 General booking: from 9 June 2025 Priority booking dates: Patrons: 15 May, Benefactors: 19 May, Associates: 24 May, Friends: 31 May. Tickets for 16s and under are free thanks to The Big Give’s Arts for Impact, excluding the Schubertiade at Canonteign.

Programme and venues are subject to change. If the event is showing as Sold Out on our website, there may be tickets available on the door. Please call the Festival Office on 01772 439 062.

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