Classical music fans can enjoy an afternoon of inspiring performances as the Didcot Concert Orchestra plays at The Beacon in Wantage this Sunday.

The concert was originally going to take place at the Cornerstone Arts Centre in Didcot, which is temporarily closed for urgent maintenance work to be carried out.

Among an array of classical music pieces - some famous, some new - violin soloist and acclaimed recording artist Clare Howick will perform the delightful Violin Concerto by Glazunov. She will also perform the very rarely heard Nachtstück by Reznicek.

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Designed to create an enchanting atmosphere, the performance features only four horns, a harp and strings to accompany the soloist.
Herald Series: Clare Howick - violin soloist and acclaimed recording artistClare Howick - violin soloist and acclaimed recording artist

Councillor Maggie Filipova-Rivers, cabinet member for community wellbeing at South Oxfordshire District Council, which runs Cornerstone, said: “It’s set to be a wonderful afternoon that we hope will enthral and entertain people this Sunday.

“We’re so glad we can hold the event at The Beacon and are grateful for the team’s help in ensuring this musical event can go ahead. Experiencing the arts and culture is fantastic for local communities’ sense of fun and wellbeing.”

The Beacon encourages residents to wear a mask when visiting the venue to protect the audience and staff.

Performance starts at 4:30pm on February 6. Tickets are priced at £15, concessions £13, and under 16’s £9.

To book tickets or find out more visit www.cornerstone-arts.org or call the box office on 01235 515144.

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