IMPRESSIONISM IN ART AND MUSIC


Friday
5.00         Assemble and welcome
7.00         Aperitifs
7.30  	Dinner
After dinner: 
	What is Impressionism? An exploration in pictures and music.

Saturday
8.15  	Breakfast
9.30	Debussy: Trois Nocturnes
	Britten: Four Sea Interludes
11.00  	Coffee
11.30 	Capturing the moment: Impressionism and its origins, 
	to include work by Corot, Degas, Morisot and Renoir.
12.30  	Lunch
4.00  	Tea
4.30	Painters of light: Impressionism and its legacy, 
	to include work by Monet, Cézanne, Whistler and Van Gogh.
7.00     	Aperitifs
7.30 	Dinner
After dinner: 
	Piano Music by Debussy

Sunday
8.15  	Breakfast
9.30	Ravel: Une barque sur l’océan
	Delius: Summer Night on the River
	Bridge: The Sea
10.45	Coffee	
11.15	Falla: Nights in the Gardens of Spain 
12.30	Lunch
2.15	Debussy: La Mer
3.30     	Tea and Departure

IMPRESSIONISM IN ART AND MUSIC
		


Friday 5th - Sunday 7th February 2009
The Georgian House Hotel, Haslemere, Surrey

The elegant and historic Georgian House Hotel is situated in Haslemere High Street, and is set in attractive private gardens. 
With well-equipped modern and period bedrooms, it has its own car park, leisure spa and swimming pool. 

Impressionism was a shocking new style when it first arose during the 19th century, but the description itself was not a declaration, 
but rather a mocking catch-phrase. It remains suggestive and elusive, and can accommodate a great diversity of styles and subjects. 
Our weekend will explore a varied and representative selection of paintings and music, with illustrations on excellent hi-fi and 
visual equipment. The featured artsists and composers will include Monet, Degas, Pissarro and Cézanne, Debussy, Ravel, Delius 
and Britten.

Arts in Residence offers an excellent cuisine including wine with dinner.  Course members will arrive on Friday from 5pm, and the 
event will end with afternoon tea on Sunday. For those wishing to depart on Monday, it will be possible to stay for an extra night 
at a special rate.

 The weekend is designed as an informal 'house party' and guests 
need only the ability to enjoy music; no technical knowledge is required.

Terry Barfoot writes widely on music for Britain’s leading journals, orchestras, festivals and record companies. He lectures at 
Oxford and other universities, and is Publications Consultant to the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra.
Tim Gwyther is an experienced art historian and practising artist who has exhibited widely both in London and the regions. 
He has taken part in several Arts in Residence events.


Price £270.00 per person (twin/double rooms), £295.00 (single rooms) to include all meals, 
wine, beverages, course fees and accommodation.

Booking: Arts in Residence, 25, Mulberry Lane, Cosham, Portsmouth, PO6 2QU.
£50.00 per person deposit with booking. (Cheques payable to Arts in Residence Ltd.)

Enquiries: 02392 383356   Email: info@artsinresidence.co.uk  Website: http://www.artsinresidence.co.uk/