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Upcoming Concerts at Beaulieu

Sforzandi Duo
12 Feb, 19:00 – 20:00
Beaulieu Abbey Church, Palace Lane, Beaulieu, SO42 7YG, UK
London based Emily Anderson (clarinet) and her husband Jason (piano) have both performed on Radio 3 and for Royalty. They will delight us with a varied programme including the Brahms’ E flat sonata for clarinet and piano and Acker Bilk’s legendary ‘Stranger on the shore’.
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Axel Trolese – piano
26 Mar, 19:00 – 20:00
Beaulieu Abbey Church, Palace Lane, Beaulieu, SO42 7YG, UK
International concert pianist Axel Trolese returns to Beaulieu to give a recital dedicated to the memory of the late Leigh Webb, whose generosity provided the funds to purchase the Abbey’s fine Yamaha concert grand piano.
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Sarum Consort
09 Apr, 19:00 – 20:00
Beaulieu Abbey Church, Palace Lane, Beaulieu, SO42 7YG, UK
Sarum Consort is a professional chamber choir based in Salisbury. Led by Colin Howard, this highly talented group of singers returns to give us an evening of sacred music. The programme will include music by Palestrina, Tallis, Purcell, John Tavener and Arvo Pärt.
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About Music at Beaulieu

Music at Beaulieu is a charitable trust, run entirely by volunteers, arranging around 11 concerts each year for the enjoyment of the population of the New Forest and adjacent areas.

The aim is to provide a wide range of wonderful music at reasonable cost, from classical to jazz, offering a great platform for young as well as established world-class musicians to showcase their skills.

Venue address

Beaulieu Abbey Church
1 Palace Lane, Beaulieu
SO42 7YG, UK

How to find us?

Turn in through the white gate opposite the river then turn right again to park in the meadow.

You cannot get to the Abbey Church via the entrance to the Beaulieu Motor Museum. If you find your self there, turn around and turn left towards Beaulieu, turn left again and keep left until the river appears on your right.
Then enter through the white gate opposite the river, and right again to park in the meadow

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