Devonshire January February 19
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YOUR NEWS TO THE EDITOR - LETTERBOX@DEVONSHIREMAGAZINE.CO.UK<br />
Award success for Devon artist Sarah Bee<br />
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20<strong>19</strong> lineup revealed<br />
Dartington has announced its 20<strong>19</strong><br />
Summer School & Festival programme,<br />
with Joanna MacGregor as Artistic<br />
Director for her fifth and final year.<br />
Joanna MacGregor’s 20<strong>19</strong> programme<br />
sweeps a broad range of musical<br />
collaboration - from early music to<br />
folk, classical and jazz and includes<br />
composers and music she has found<br />
profoundly influential. Her personal<br />
choices include the New York street<br />
musician Moondog paired with Bach’s<br />
Art of Fugue; Beethoven’s magnificent<br />
Choral Fantasy and Piazzolla’s sizzling<br />
tango-études; Benjamin Britten’s Turn<br />
of the Screw with Tom Randle as Peter<br />
Quint, and Saint Nicolas conducted<br />
by Steuart Bedford; John Cage’s iconic<br />
Musicircus, and Stravinsky’s The Rite<br />
of Spring. For further information<br />
about the programme, visit:<br />
www.dartington.org<br />
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Vospers Exeter Supersite to open early 20<strong>19</strong><br />
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‘Sea Change’ Wine<br />
Sea Change’, a new wine range<br />
from 10 International, has just been<br />
launched with a focus on one of the<br />
greatest environmental challenges of<br />
the modern day; plastic pollution in<br />
our oceans. Sea Change aims to raise<br />
awareness while making a practical<br />
difference, both through its use of<br />
environmentally conscious packaging,<br />
and by donating 25 cents (Euro) from<br />
the sale of every bottle to marine<br />
conservation causes, including Sea-<br />
Changers charity. The money raised<br />
from sales of the wine that is donated to<br />
Sea-Changers will feed into their grant<br />
fund which is distributed to UK based<br />
marine conservation projects on a biannual<br />
basis. Sea-Changers awards<br />
the donated money, in accordance<br />
with its funding policy, to a range of<br />
projects engaged in: direct marine clean<br />
up action, education and awarenessraising<br />
about marine conservation<br />
issues, species and habitat protection<br />
and conservation research. The wine<br />
will initially be on sale in good pubs,<br />
bars and restaurants internationally<br />
and in the UK.<br />
www.seachangewine.com<br />
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