Penarth Chamber Music Festival: Flat Holm Island Discs

Doors open at 10.30 for coffee and a croissant.

Helena Gaunt, Principal of RWCMD, discusses her musical life with David Adams, illustrated by her choice of chamber music, played by the festival musicians.

Tickets: £10 and free for 8-25 year olds – includes coffee and croissant

Date

Jun 26 2022
Expired!

Time

11:15 am

Cost

£10.00

Location

Penarth Pier Pavilion
Penarth Pier Pavilion
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Penarth Chamber Music Festival
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