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FRIDAY 26 MAY<br />
MUSIC FOR PIANO … AND COFFEE<br />
Tickets<br />
Venue<br />
Time<br />
Details<br />
Free NT08<br />
Methodist Church, High Street<br />
10.00am<br />
We're delighted to welcome two pianists to our final concert<br />
in this year's series. Michael Brown and Jack Turner are both<br />
diploma-level pupils of festival stalwart Marcel Zidani. Their<br />
combined programme will include music from Mozart, Beethoven,<br />
Chopin, Debussy and Ravel. Join us for this sparkling programme!<br />
LILLIPUT CONCERT/WORKSHOP<br />
MUSIC FOR BABIES AND TODDLERS<br />
Tickets<br />
Venue<br />
Time<br />
Details<br />
£5 TE15 (admits one adult and up to two children)<br />
Encounter Church, Gretton Road<br />
10.30am<br />
Kate Skeet and Kate Fawcett work as the Lilliput Duo,<br />
playing violas and violins to deliver an interactive<br />
concert of approximately 45 minutes. The programme<br />
will include Telemann’s Gulliver Suite, which inspired<br />
the name of Lilliput Concerts. The concert is followed<br />
by a chance to try out the mini instruments. Suitable for<br />
pre-school children. See www.lilliputconcerts.org.uk/<br />
cheltenham<br />
STAINED GLASS IN GLOUCESTERSHIRE<br />
Tickets<br />
Venue<br />
Time<br />
Details<br />
Entry<br />
Venue<br />
Time<br />
Details<br />
£5 TE16<br />
Methodist Church Hall, High Street<br />
3.00pm<br />
Winchcombe Churches Together presents an illustrated<br />
talk by Adrian Barlow on Stained Glass in Gloucestershire,<br />
including some of the glass in St Peter's. Adrian has had a long and<br />
distinguished career in adult education in Cambridge and is a well-known speaker<br />
at the Cheltenham Literature Festival and other groups in the area.<br />
WINCHCOMBE POETS<br />
Free NT09<br />
St Nicholas’ Church, Chandos Street<br />
6.00pm – 7.15pm<br />
If you enjoy poetry, you will love this hour<br />
of readings by the creative and talented<br />
members of Winchcombe Poets. The diverse<br />
group promises to provoke thought, laughter<br />
and reflection. Refreshments available –<br />
donations in aid of St Nicholas’ Church.<br />
12 www.winchcombefestival.co.uk<br />
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