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Immerse yourself in an enchanting evening of poetry and music inspired by the beauty of the British countryside in this special concert to mark the 50th anniversary of the charity Farms For City Children.Charity founders, Clare and Michael Morpurgo, are joined by Carol Hughes, widow of poet Ted Hughes, to share their most cherished poems in celebration of the natural world.
Their heartfelt readings are beautifully complemented by music from Vivaldi, Vaughan Williams, Haydn, and Max Richter, performed by the Iddesleigh String Quartet
The family-friendly concert features readings from his acclaimed book My Heart Was a Tree, alongside the Ted Hughes poem that inspired its title.
Narration – Michael Morpurgo, Clare Morpurgo and Carol Hughes
Music – Iddesleigh String Quartet
Tickets:
Adults – £15-£26
Children – £5-£10
Students – £5-£10
All proceeds from this event will be shared between Exeter Cathedral and Farms for City Children.
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
1 The Cloisters, EX1 1HS Exeter, United Kingdom, Exeter, United Kingdom
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