Home

Residential events

 Day and evening events

Guest Comments

FAQ

Links


Cultural Weekends in Beautiful Places
    02392 383356

Weekend Break in the UK Weekend Break in the UK

Welcome

Arts in Residence 

  promotes cultural breaks in beautiful places.


  The Arts in Residence organisation offers music courses in country 
houses and country hotels that have been picked for their superbly 
appointed positions. They all create an atmosphere in which you can 
enjoy the experience of music and the arts in style, comfort and 
good company.
   The delicious food, excellent wine and friendly ambience are as 
important as the music you will hear and explore. Our prices for a 
weekend or midweek break are fully inclusive: accommodation, 
breakfast, morning coffee, lunch, afternoon tea, and dinner with 
wine are all provided. There are no hidden extras.
   We aim to create a friendly house party atmosphere with people who
have plenty in common.
Coming soon:-

BEETHOVEN AT DUMBLETON HALL

More details

Beethoven is as central to music as Shakespeare is to drama and literature, and his
wide-ranging list of compositions offers endless opportunities for discovery.

Arts in Residence	
also organises visits abroad on a variety of musical themes.
There have been "Opera extravaganzas" to Prague, Budapest, 
Berlin, Vienna.  To come in 2012:-  Leipzig in April.
Click here to learn more.
	
Explore this site to find out more about Arts in Residence.

What happens at an Arts in Residence event?
If the event takes place, as most do, at a weekend, then the enjoyment
will start around 5pm on Friday afternoon. This is the scheduled time of
arrival at your chosen house or hotel.

You will be welcomed by your hosts, and after settling in, there will be
aperitifs before dinner. This will give you the chance to meet and get to
know the other members of the party. After dinner, in the comfortable
surroundings of the lounge, there will be a relaxing opportunity to hear
some music relating to the topic for the event.

On Saturday morning you will have the opportunity to explore the music in
more depth with our lecturers, who are experienced and experts in their field.
There is more music in the afternoon after your return for tea, and before the
centrepiece of the weekend: aperitifs followed by the Saturday evening dinner with wine.
The day closes with a little more music relating to the topic for the event.

On Sunday there will be more opportunities for exploring music. Sometimes
there will be a traditional Sunday lunch, while on other occasions the
pattern of the day will be similar to that on Saturday. Departure will take
place either on Sunday afternoon after tea, or on Monday morning after
breakfast.

Occasionally there will be guest artist appearances as here:-



at The Angel, Midhurst, during a "Strauss" weekend.




Enquiries: 02392 383356 or email us at Arts in Residence

Booking conditions
1) Customers are recommended to take out travel insurance, to avoid loss in the event
of having to cancel.
2) Should it become apparent, after booking, that a customer will be unable to attend
an event, Arts in Residence should be informed.  We will then try to fill the
vacant place(s). If we are successful, an ex-gratia refund, either in whole
or in part less a small administration fee, may be available at the discretion
of the Company.


This page last updated:  3rd January, 2011

This page maintained by Ian Hickman Partners www.ianhickman.org.uk


ENGLISH COMPOSERS
AND THE GREAT WAR

ARTS IN RESIDENCE ON THE SOMME
25th - 28th October 2011


At the Thiepval Memorial


For more pictures of this event
CLICK HERE

-----oooo0000oooo-----

SHAKESPEARE IN MUSIC
Salford Hall Hotel
Evesham
25th - 27th March 2011

No writer or dramatist has had
a greater influence on composers,
resulting in a host of masterpieces

The event was enjoyed by no
fewer than 50 guests.
Pictures of the event -
Hotel, Music Room, Dining Room

Digital copies of these photos
are available free of charge,
requests to Arts in Residence















This month's
Did you know:-

(cont'd from last month)
When Kirsten Flagstad gave the 
first performance of the Four Last
Songs, at the Royal Albert Hall in 
London on 22nd May 1950, with
Wilhelm Furtwangler conducting the 
Philharmonia Orchestra, Strauss
had been dead some eight months.



 wait and see -

Home

Residential events

 Day and evening events

Guest Comments

FAQ

Links