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‘E flat’ Chamber music

June 28, 2016
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Acclaimed wind and piano ensemble, ‘E flat’ will be returning to Christ Church for an evening of French chamber music on Monday 4th July.

Leslie Sheills (flute), Julie Payne (oboe), David Mackenzie (clarinet), Alistair Smith (horn), Martin Gatt (bassoon) & Jacquelyn Bevan (piano) present a programme of French chamber music including Poulenc Sextet, Quintets by Françaix and Arrieu, and Ibert Trois pièces brèves. Wine and soft drinks available from 7pm.

Tickets are £12, available from Frome Festival website www.fromefestival.co.uk

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