Handels’ Water Music 300th Anniversary

Handel Water Music
Bristol Ensemble
Louise Innes mezzo soprano
A special anniversary performance of Handel’s Water Music and other treats, first played to a royal audience on the River Thames 300 years ago almost to the day, and now the perfect accompaniment to a summer’s evening in sight of Wells Cathedral.
All ticket prices include strawberries and cream.
There will be a long supper interval of 45 minutes for each concert. Drinks and some light catering will be available to purchase on the night or please feel free to bring a picnic to enjoy on Cedars Lawn.
Tickets £14, £18, £23 available online or from the box office by telephone on 01749 834483 or email boxoffice@wells.cathedral.school. The box office is open from Monday to Friday from 9.30am until 12.30pm.

Bristol Ensemble, 225 Canford Lane, Westbury-on-Trym Bristol BS9 3PD • info@bristolensemble.com • 07766 105491

Bristol Ensemble gratefully acknowledges financial support from Arts Council England, Bristol City Council, Denman Charitable Trust, D’Oyly Carte Charitable Trust, Garfield Weston Foundation, Nisbet Charitable Trust, Paragon Music Trust, Mark Masons Benevolent Fund, PRS for Music Foundation, Quartet Community Foundation, Scops Arts Trust, Souter Charitable Trust, and the Vaughan Williams Charitable Trust. We are grateful to Ronnie Scott’s Charitable Trust for its funding of the Preludes jazz project.

National Lottery Bristol City Council D'Oyly Carte Charitable Trust  Garfield Weston FoundationMark Master Masons   PRS for Music Foundation Quartet Community Foundation  Ronnie Scott's Charitable Foundation  Scops Arts TrustVaughan Williams Charitable Trust