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Welcome to this year’s Deal Festival of Music and the Arts

Deal Festival of Music and the Arts isconstantly growing, and ambition andaspiration drive our purpose. However, thevalues of engagement, excellence andenrichment are built into everything we plan.

Once again, we combine outstanding‘established’ and ‘emerging’ artists, full in theknowledge that the energy of such events isfelt by all. We are very proud to welcomemajor international artists such as StevenIsserlis, DFMA’s Vice President and a former Artistic Director; GuyJohnston, 2000 BBC Young Musician of the Year, performing alongsidethe European Union Chamber Orchestra; and Freddy Kempf, 1992 BBCYoung Musician of the Year and 1996 winner of Moscow’s InternationalTchaikovsky Competition. Following last year’s memorable ‘Spirit ofVenice’ we welcome back the Academy of Ancient Music who, togetherwith talented young musicians from Guildhall School of Music andDrama’s Historical Performance department, profile the music of J.S.Bach under the direction of Bach scholar John Butt. Among the newfaces at Deal will be the brilliant music theatre ensemble East LondonMusic Group, classical accordionist Bartosz Glowacki and MugenkyoTaiko Drummers. Opera comes to Deal with the Olivier-Award winningcompany Operaupclose and jazz is presented by arguably the mostexciting Big Band in the UK, the National Youth Jazz Orchestra of GreatBritain. We promise to provide special musical experiences, such asMorgan Szymanski’s magical guitar recital, which will be surrounded bythe exquisite paintings of Joseph Sevier, while Kosmos bring you hot-blooded tango. SEAS artists create live art to Olivier Messiaen’spoignant ‘Quartet for the End of Time’. Drama comes to life in themagnificent gardens of Walmer Castle and The Pines, courtesy of TheChangeling Theatre Company, and the often bawdy past of Deal is re-enacted by Simon Gregory with a cast of locally based performers. Weare proud too to have re-established a relationship with TurnerContemporary, where a special day of contemporary dance and musicwill permeate the entire gallery with the remarkable dancers from TrinityLaban and percussionist Joby Burgess. There are many events foryounger people and families, celebrations of the work being done by ourflagship education programme Bold As, and walks and talks and a hostof lunchtime and fringe concerts and events.

2016’s programme, the 34th Deal Festival, is brim full of musicalambition and aspiration and we hope you enjoy each event having felttotally engaged and enriched.

Our festival reaches firmly into Deal, Dover, Sandwich and Margate,and with such special places, brim full of fantastic pubs, restaurants,galleries, shops and attractions, you are guaranteed a good time. Enjoy!

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3pmKrazykats Theatre CompanySign Language ArtsThe Very Magic Flute The Astor Community Theatre, Deal

Loosely based on Mozart’s opera The Magic Flute.Meet a lost Prince chased by a dragon, a mysterious Queen of the Night, akidnapped Princess, a lonely Bird-Man, and don’t forget the Magic Fluteand Bells.This sparkling new musical outing is packed with beautiful puppets,costumes and magical transformations. For 3-7 years and their families

Ticket Prices: Adults £6.50 Children £5.00

7.30pmFreddy Kempf St George’s Church, Deal

Freddy Kempf is one oftoday’s most successfulpianists, performing tosell-out audiences all overthe world. Exceptionallygifted he has a uniquereputation as an explosiveand physical performerwho is not afraid to takerisks as well as being aserious, sensitive and profoundly musical artist. He first came to nationalprominence in 1992 when he won BBC Young Musician of the YearCompetition.

Beethoven Piano Sonata, The Pastoral, Op 28Chopin Polonaise in C minorChopin Polonaise in F sharp minorTchaikovsky The Seasons

Ticket Prices: Full £20.00 Festival Friends £18.00 Students £10.00

7.30pm

European Union Chamber OrchestraGuy Johnston CelloSt George’s Church, Deal

Launched in 1981, EUCO has gained an international reputation as amusical ambassador for the EU. It has performed for all the majorEuropean festivals and we are delighted to welcome them back, togetherwith the celebrated cellist, Guy Johnston. They perform a sparklingprogramme of classical and romantic works including:

J.S.Bach Concerto for 2 Violins in D minor, BWV 1043Mozart Divertimento in D major K. 136Haydn Cello Concerto no. 1 in C major, Hob. VIIb/1Jane Wells Two Wings and Prayer (result of education project with youngstring players from East Kent)Tchaikovsky Serenade for Strings in C major, Op. 48


11.00am

Deal CoalMining in East Kent and beyond through wordsand musicSt Saviour’s Church, The Strand, Walmer

Natasha Greenham and Lord Gawain Douglas, together with Singing forPleasure, take us on an interactive journey that delves into the history ofmining and the mining communities in Deal and beyond. We discover thelives of miners and their families through their own words and songs.Ideal for all ages.

FREE ADMISSION, donations to DFMA

In Association with

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11.00amFestival Fringe Coffee ConcertThe Best of British St Andrew’s Church, Deal

The Cambini Ensemble plays wind quintets by British composers,including the rarely heard Quintet in F by Charles Wood, the 150thanniversary of whose birth occurs this year. Wood, mostly rememberedfor his church music, was a Professor at Gonville and Caius College,Cambridge, whose choir visited the Festival last year.There will be a retiring Collection

7.45pmDeal - A Most Villainous Place Julius Caesar – 007The Astor Theatre, Deal

The history of Deal and Walmer in words and music performed by anensemble of local actors.Spend a lively evening in the company of a host of former residents -Julius Caesar to James Bond, Jane Austen to Charles Hawtrey.

Songs, sketches, readings, dances and a melodrama. Adapted from hisbook, All in The Downs, by Deal’s historian, Gregory Holyoake.Pianist - Neil Wright. Soloist - Carol Kewley


10.00am

Festival MassSt Andrew’s Church, Deal

Music to celebrate the Deal FestivalThe guest preacher will be The Rt Revd Peter Hullah, former Bishop ofRamsburyThere will be a Drinks Reception after the mass.

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6.30pm Performance2pm to 4pm Music and Dance around the gallerySeeing Round CornersContemporary Dance and Music at Turner ContemporaryTurner Contemporary, The Rendezvous, Margate

As part of Turner Contemporary’s major exhibition ‘Seeing RoundCorners’, Deal Festival and Trinity Laban create a unique ‘gallery ofcontemporary dance and music’ brought to life by some of the UK’s mostoutstanding performers. Music and dance will permeate the entire gallery,resulting in a dazzling performance in the main entrance area. Celebratedpercussionist Joby Burgess leads the musical programme with works byXenakis, Takemitsu and Arvo Pärt. With a full ticketed performance at6.30pm, the gallery will nonetheless vibrate to music and dance from 2pmto 4pm.


1.30pm

NYJO Ambassadors Schools ConcertLed by Mark ArmstrongSt George’s Church, Deal

Every jazz fanremembers their first gig,the one that sparked alifelong love of themusic: Sinatra at theSands, Armstrong at theCotton Club….NYJO atDeal Festival! In thisconcert, designedespecially for secondaryschools, you’ll hear the sounds of the NYJO Ambassadors, who’ll lift thelid on how jazz works. During the 50-minute concert you’ll tap your toesto all sorts of jazz rhythms and learn about each of the instruments andtheir role in creating swinging music.The performers are some of the UK’s best young musicians, who are allpart of the National Youth Jazz Orchestra, who will be performing a fullconcert at St George’s Church on 16 July.

Limited access for general public – please call 01227 786111 if youwish to attend.

7.30pm

She Stoops to ConquerThe Changeling Theatre CompanyThe Pines Calyx, St Margaret’s Bay

She Stoops to Conquer…orMistakes of the Night by OliverGoldsmith is a hilarious Comedy ofManners taking place over thecourse of one evening. LondonerMarlowe is invited to nouveau richcountry squire Hardcastle’s house tomeet his daughter Kate, with a viewto marriage.

More confident with lower classgirls, when Marlowe meets Kate - amodest, well-dressed young woman- he barely has the confidence tolook at her. But having been fooledinto thinking Hardcastle’s home isjust an Inn and he is the Innkeeper,Kate then decides to dress ‘down’ and pretend to be the scullery maid tohave fun with Marlowe, who falls for it and wants to run away with her.Of course, the trickery and mistaken identity resolves in the end but not

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7.30pm

Academy of Ancient Musicwith Guildhall School of Music & DramaDirected by John ButtSt Mary’s Arts Centre, Sandwich

A Bach PortraitFollowing last year’s sell out Spirit of Venice, the forces of the AAM andGuildhall School return to bring to life the magnificent music of JohannSebastian Bach, focusing on his great cantatas, in which voices andinstruments combine in harmonic splendour. John Butt is one of theworld’s leading authorities on the music of Bach, so this concert promisesto be a very special Festival event. This concert is in memory of John Shipton.


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without a lot of shenanigans and hilarity!

The gardens will open from 6pm. Bring a picnic for before theperformance and supply your own chairs. Refunds from point ofpurchase will be offered if performance is cancelled prior tocommencement.

Sponsored by Pharos Insurance Brokers

Ticket Prices: Full £18.00 Students £9.00

12.00 noon

Goodwin Sounds Big BandDeal Town Hall Undercroft

The Goodwin Sounds Big Band performs classics from both the big bandand modern era. The band is made up of seventeen local professionalmusicians who wish to perform and share the wonderful musical stylesthat are now so rarely performed.

7.30pmQuartet for the End of TimeJoseph Shiner (clarinet)Michael Foyle (violin)Yelian He (cello)Maksim Štšura (piano)St George's Church, Deal

A culmination of a collaboration between City Music Foundation’s artistsand visual artists from SEAS. Messiaen’s seminal masterpiece is fullyexplored within the context of its creation as well as its poignantsymbolism and is then performed in its entirety. It also becomes thefocus for ‘live art’ responses created by visual artists. Some of the newvisual creations will have been made at a previous ‘live art’ event providinga new experience for a larger number of local artists. Other artwork will becreated ‘in real time’ during the evening performance by professionalartists including Penny Bearman (painter) and David White (potter).


7JULYTHURSDAY1.00pmLunchtime RecitalLina ZilinskyteSt Andrew’s Church, Deal

Baroque music for the harpsichord andclavichordLithuanian harpsichordist, Lina Zilinskyte takesus on a dazzling musical journey of the Baroquemasters. With music by John Bull, GirolamoFrescobaldi, Louis Couperin, Jakob J Froberger,Matthias Weckmann, Jean-Henri D'Anglebert,Jean-Baptiste Lully, JS Bach, Domenico Scarlatti and Jean-PhilippeRameau’s brilliant ‘Les Cyclopes’


7.30pmMugenkyo Taiko DrummersSt George’s Church, Deal

Mugenkyo Taiko Drummers are the UK’s longest established Taikoensemble, with over 1,000 performances across the UK, Japan andEurope in the last decade. They present Taiko as a modern andtheatrical performing art with precise choreography, high energy –the concert is diverse, powerful rhythms on an array of instrumentsfrom small hand-held drums to thunderous reverberations on thehuge Odaiko big drum, delicate bamboo flute, soulful voice, layers ofpercussive soundscapes and innovative dance tightly integrated withthe Taiko drum.


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2.00pm - 4.00pm

The Deal Nobody Knows (1)Saints and Sinners –A Walk with Gregory HolyoakeExploring Deal’s shady past with fascinating tales of spies and smugglers,duellists and deserters, convicts and cannibals. There are gruesome talesof a murder most foul, Dr. Crippen, Jack the Ripper and Nelson’singlorious defeat.By contrast, among the more reputable characters are Mrs. ElizabethCarter, blue stocking authoress, and Thomas Stanley Treanor, chaplain tothe Downs anchorage.Our host is Deal’s historian, Gregory Holyoake, author of ‘Deal - Sad,Smuggling Town’.

A two hour leisurely stroll starting at the seaside of Deal Castle andfinishing at St. Andrew`s Church Hall for refreshments.

Ticket Prices: £6.00

St George’s Church, Deal

Olivier Award-winning OperaUpClose present their new version of LaTraviata. The story of Violetta, a so-called ‘fallen woman’ who sacrificesher own happiness for the sake of her lover’s family and future, La Traviatahas been thrilling audiences for generations. Set in Atlantic City, USA, in the 1920s prohibition era of speakeasies andbootlegging, with Violetta’s lover Alfredo a passionate young man whoseoptimism has been shaken by time at the front in the first world war,Violetta’s protector ‘the Baron’ a gang boss, and Alfredo’s father a crookedpolitician, this new production reveals the hypocrisy and heartache behindthe glittering façade of parties.

La Traviata is a co-production between OperaUpClose, Malmö OperaHouse and The Belgrade Theatre Coventry.

Compelling - Guardian As much emotional truth as in any production I have seen - EveningStandard

Event sponsored by Friends and Patrons of Deal Festival


9JULYSATURDAY2.00pm Deal Memorial Bandstand Trust presentsThe Royal Marines DayMemorial ConcertThe Band of HM Royal Marines Portsmouth (RoyalBand) Under the direction of Lieutenant Colonel N JGrace BMus(Hons) FLCM LRSM, Principal Director ofMusic Royal Marines

Walmer Green

The annual concert is both a celebration of this great ensemble and amemorial to the 11 musicians killed when the Royal Marines Barracks wasbombed in 1989. Each year some 10,000 people converge on WalmerGreen to listen to this concert and enjoy picnics and the extraordinary andspecial atmosphere.

Just prior to the concert there will be a fly-past by a Lancaster Bomberfrom the RAF Memorial Flight

7.00pm The Unicorn in the GardenMorgan SzymanskiSt Clements Church, Sandwich

Mexican musician Morgan Szymanski is one of the finest classicalguitarists of his generation, having won innumerable prizes and accolades.He weaves a programme of magical intensity in the special atmosphere ofthe ancient church of St Clements, which has been active for over athousand years. St Clements becomes a literal garden to the magnificentpaintings of Joseph Sevier, specially displayed for this unique event. Asnight draws in, music will be performed by candlelight. With works byFernando Sor, Julio César Oliva,Simone Iannarelli and PauloBellinati we move from theclassical traditions of Mozart toItalian coffee via sketches ofMexico.

Tickets £15.00 Festival Friends £13.00

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7.30pm

OperaUpClose

La Traviata (Verdi)

11.00am Bold As QuintetSchools Concert


Bold As Quintet comprises the leaders of the Bold As project, all amongstthe most experienced brass players in the UK including Tim Hayward(trumpeter in Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment), Letty Stott (hornplayer with Covent Garden) and Phil White (trombone with PhilharmoniaOrchestra). They give their first ever public concert, but one thatwelcomes and engages with primary school children.

7.00pm Bold Aswith Trinity Laban and KCYO Brass EnsembleNye Hall, Duke of York Military School, Dover

BOLD AS is a trail blazing education programme led by Deal Festivalworking with Soundhub to ignite the playing of brass instruments, usingthe incredible brightly coloured award winning plastic pTrumpets andpBones. The programme will include new works by Bold As pupils and aninnovative programme with the Continuers. This concert welcomeswinners of the Trinity Laban’s Philip Jones Prize and the Brass Section ofthe Kent County Youth Orchestra

Ticket Price: £5.00 Children Free

11JULYMONDAY1.00pm Lunchtime RecitalHannah Parry (Violin and Recorder)

Timothy Edlin (Bass-Baritone)St Mary’s Church, Walmer

Finalist in the Marlowe Young Musician of theYear Hannah plays with the Junior AcademySymphony Orchestra and Kent County YouthOrchestra. She will study at the Royal College of Music from September.She will play works by Malcolm Arnold, Wieniawski and Smetana for violinand Vivaldi and Margolis for Recorder.Timothy Edlin (bass-baritone) is the Derek Butler Music Scholar studyingtowards a Masters degree at the Royal College of Music, with an additionalscholarship from the Countess of Munster. He gained a first class degreein music at Manchester University where he was awarded a host of prizes.


7.45pm The Soldiers Tale by Igor StravinskyEast London Music GroupThe Astor Community Theatre, Deal

Igor Stravinsky’s The Soldier’s Tale is a witty and sardonic Faustian tale ofa hapless soldier who meets the devil and foolishly exchanges his fiddle inreturn for sweet words of untold wealth. The instrumental writing isamong the most virtuosic in all chamber music and this brilliant andexciting new ensemble recreates Stravinsky’s masterpiece in its fulldrama, complete with actors and musicians.


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11.00am Festival Fringe Coffee ConcertSaint-Saëns’ Swan SongSt Andrew’s Church, Deal

Camille Saint-Saëns is perhaps best remembered for The Swan, thebeautiful cello solo featured in The Carnival of Animals, but his real swan-songs are the three entertaining sonatas for wind instruments written in1921, the last year of his life. Members of The Cambini Ensemble sharetheir enjoyment of these special works.

Retiring Collection

7.00pm All’s Well That Ends Wellby William ShakespeareThe Changeling Theatre Company in collaborationwith English HeritageWalmer Castle

All’s Well that Ends Well tellsthe tale of two lovers, Helenaand Bertram. Brought uptogether as the son and ward ofa countess, Helen has anunhealthy crush on Bert. Hegoes off, following his Dad’sdeath, to the French court tofight. Helena follows, cures theKing of an apparently fataldisease along the way, and isrewarded by the King grantingher any husband she wishes.

Helena chooses Bert but herefuses. When the King forcesthem to marry, Bert runs awayto war saying Helena will have toget a ring from his finger andpregnant with his child if shewants to see him again. Helen follows in hot pursuit and through no endof Shakespeare’s artful trickery she eventually wins her man. How doesshe do it? Come and see!

The castle will open from 6pm. Bring a picnic for before the performance and supply your own chairs.

Refunds from point of purchase will be offered if the performance is cancelled prior to commencement.

Interpreted performance for the deaf


13JULYWEDNESDAY11.45am Art & Flames Theatre project 2016Deal Town Hall Undercroft

“Deal often seems like a portal to the rest ofthe world - people appear on our streets,visiting from far and wide. But imagine ifDeal was a portal to the past with random appearances from charactersfrom other centuries.” This was the thought that inspired the creation of anew project by dynamic art group Loose Cannon, called “Art and Flames”.

The Celebrations will include visitations from 18th Century Characters to tellthe story of the boat-burning scandal of 1784 accompanied by music andsong!

Additional performances on 15th July 2.00pm at Smugglers Record Shop,King Street, 16th July 12.00 noon Landmark Centre, and 3.00pm KingsHead (outside).

12.30pm Old Bones - A Feast of TrombonesDeal Town Hall Undercroft

A feast of trombones with a repertoire to help you enjoy your day out in Deal.

7.45pm Kosmos EnsembleThe Astor Community Theatre, Deal

Harriet MacKenzie (violin), Meg Hamilton (viola)Miloš Milivojević (accordion).Kosmos re-defines the relationship between classical and world music.Gypsy, Jewish and Greek music glide into hot-blooded tango andJapanese melody, referencing classical composers including Brahms,Dvořák and SarasateTelepathic rapport, dazzling virtuosity, serious scholarship, intellectualcuriosity and impeccable musicianship. Richard Morrison, The Times.


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Deal Festival are delighted to support Year 6 from Deal ParochialChurch of England Primary School

Thursday 14th July 7.00pm and

Friday 15th July 1.30pm and 7.00pm

A Musical adaption of the book Far from Home by Berlie DohertySt George’s Church Deal

John Wakeman, script writer and lyricist and Joy Spencer, composer,have worked together on a number of musical works specifically forchildren to perform. Seasongs - a song cycle was performed at StGeorge’s Church in 2014 and at the Nye Hall in March 2015 and StreetChild (a Musical Journey based on the book Street Child by BerlieDoherty) was performed at St George’s Church in July 2015.

Following on from the success of Street Child- which told the story ofan orphaned boy, Jim Jarvis, in London in the 1860’s with his storyculminating in meeting Dr Barnado’s and the subsequentestablishment of Dr Barnado’s homes for destitute children. Far fromHome is the sequel book, only published in 2014.

Tickets available from Deal Parochial School.

15JULYFRIDAY1.00pm Bartosz Glowacki ClassicalAccordionSt Andrew’s Church, Deal

Bartosz Glowacki is one ofthe leading lights of a newgeneration ofaccordionists. His artisticgoal is to improveawareness of the accordionin classical music, as wellas to develop a newrepertoire for hisinstrument. He was born inPoland, where he studiedclassical accordion with

7.30pm Steven Isserlis andConnie Shih St Mary’s Church, Walmer

Former Artistic Director of the Deal Festival and now its Vice President,Steven Isserlis is acclaimed worldwide for his profound musicianship andtechnical mastery. The recipient of many awards, Steven Isserlis’s honoursinclude a CBE in recognition of his services to music, and the SchumannPrize of the City of Zwickau. He is also one of only two living cellistsfeatured in Gramophone’s Hall of Fame. Tonight, in this celebrity recital, heis joined by the award winning Canadian pianist Connie Shih.

Debussy Cello SonataKabalevsky Cello SonataAdès Lieux retrouvésClara Schumann RomancesBeethoven Cello Sonata in A Major, Op 69


Professor Andrzej Smolik in the National Music School in Sanok. He iscurrently studying at the Royal Academy of Music in London.

Bartosz won the Polish Young Musician of the Year in 2009, followingwhich he represented Poland in the Eurovision Young MusiciansCompetition in Vienna. He is a recipient of many prizes in national, as wellas international music competitions.

... for me the coup de foudre was Bartosz Glowacki ... the young Polecreates a poignant and distinctive sound world. Fiona Maddocks: TheObserver

Domenico Scarlatti Sonatas in E minor K.98 and A major K.208Arvo Pärt Pari IntervalloVaclav Trojan The Destroyed CathedralPetri Makkonen Flight Beyond The TimeSofia Gubaidulina De ProfundisViatcheslav Semionov S.O.S

This concert is supported by The Countess of Munster Musical Trust


Deal Festival Pop Up performances on 14th July with

Bartosz Glowacki11.00am The Linden Hall Studio1.30pm The Royal Hotel, Deal3.30pm National Trust South Foreland Lighthouse – Mrs Knott’s café

16JULYSATURDAY11.00am and 2.00pmA Dragon’s Tale The Astor Community Theatre, Deal

Foolishly John Lambton throws the strange googly eyed fish back into theriver. What has he done! The Fish grew and grew and grew until… Wellwhy not find our by joining us for this magical story based on the legendof the Lambton Worm through puppets, changing scenery, song, musicand sound effects. The show is based on the medieval folk legend of theLambton Worm - a story of a Dragon!

The performance is followed by a workshop where the children design andmake their very own dragon puppet! for the cost of £1.00

The performance and workshop is suitable for families and childrenaged 4+

Tickets: Adults £6.00 Children £4.00

2.00pm - 4.00pmThe Deal Nobody Knows (2)Writers and Artists –A Walk with GregoryHolyoakeDeal has welcomed a wide variety of colourful characters: actors, authors,musicians and painters. They include artists J.M.W. Turner and L.S.Lowry, playwrights Noel Coward and J.B. Priestley, romantic novelist,Victoria Holt and crime writer, Frances Fyfield.Ian Fleming set two thrilling James Bond spy stories in the vicinity while‘Carry On’ star, Charles Hawtrey, brought scandal and disrepute!Our host is Deal’s historian, Gregory Holyoake, author of ‘Deal - Sad,Smuggling Town’.

A two hour leisurely stroll starting at the seaside of Deal Castle andfinishing at St. Andrew`s Church Hall for refreshments.

Ticket Prices: £6.00

7.30pmNational Youth Jazz Orchestra ofGreat Britain Directed by Mark Armstrong


NYJO is simply one of the greatest jazz organisations in the world. Alumniinclude Guy Barker, Mark Nightingale, Gerard Presencer, Pete Long,Dennis and Winston Rollins and Amy Winehouse. NYJO features 23 of themost stunning young artists from across the country. Deal Festival isproud and privileged to welcome this astonishing big band to give thisyear’s final concert in NYJO’s 50th anniversary year.

The National Youth Jazz Orchestra [is] a vibrant, diverse collective ofbands that give voice to all that’s different, young and exciting in Britjazz. Jazzwise Magazine, Who to Look Out For in 2016


Deal Festival would like to thank the followingfor their vital support for the 2016 Festival.Together with Education, Patrons, Friends andMembers their support has made it possible forus to bring the Festival to Deal this year.

Arts Council EnglandDover Harbour BoardErnest Cook TrustGeorge Hammond LimitedGodinton TrustJohn Shipton LegacyJohn Swire 1989 Charitable TrustKCC Members GrantMary Farrell BursaryOrchestras LiveRVW TrustSoundhubSt Andrew’s ChurchThe Astor of Hever TrustThe D’Oyly Carte Charitable TrustWalmer Parish Council

Help to Make It Happen!The support of our Friends and Patrons are vital tothe future of the Deal Festival of Music and theArts. Help bring THE FINEST musicians and artists toDeal. Help to DEVELOP our education workHelp to secure the Festival’s LONG-TERM future From as little as £30.00 a year you can make thishappen.For more details on how to become a friend www.dealfestival.co.uk and click on the Supportus page. Email: Charles Franklyn [email protected] 01304 368836 if you would like a form.

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