Are you looking for a cultural experience that combines the beauty of music and nature in a historic setting? Then look no further than the Goddard Ensemble’s performance at Lydiard House this June.
As Swindon’s long-standing traditional wind quintet, the Goddard Ensemble is an accomplished amateur group with a wide repertoire. The ensemble’s performance will provide a wonderful opportunity to hear some of the finest musicians in the region.
This event on the evening of 2nd June promises to be an enchanting evening of music, handpicked to celebrate the natural world in the stunning surroundings of Lydiard House’s great hall.
As you enter the hall, you will be greeted by the captivating sounds of Chanson de Matin by Edward Elgar, Gustave Holst’s Second Suite in F, Country Gardens by Percy Grainger, and The Watermill by Ronald Binge.
The evening will also feature delightful snippets from the nature writings of Lydiard’s last Lord, Vernon St.John, a passionate musician who dedicated his life to the study of the natural world.
But that’s not all! Your ticket includes a complimentary drink and canapes served on the terrace during the interval. You’ll have the chance to mingle with other music lovers and enjoy the stunning views of the Lydiard Park.
With a capacity of only 60, including musicians, this event promises to be a select and intimate experience.
So, mark your calendars for June 2nd for an unforgettable evening of music and nature in the beautiful surroundings of Lydiard House.
Tickets are available online.
