New Year's Day concert in Great Bowden is back by popular demand - here's what you need to know about the event
Then Great Bowden Music Fest is the place for you.
Organisers are staging their locally-renowned concert on New Year’s Day by popular demand after it’s gone down a storm for the last two years.
The much-anticipated show will be held at St Peter and St Paul’s Church, Great Bowden, at 3.30pm on New Year’s Day.
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The line-up will include a Strauss Waltz, Radetzky's March, Gabriel's Oboe and other favourites, including Elgar’s famous Nimrod from the Enigma Variations.
Music Fest Chairman Tim Blades said: “The concert on New Year’s Day has rapidly become a fixture on the calendar.
“It’s a great way to shake off the cobwebs of Christmas celebrations and make a musical start to the New Year.”
He added: “We are once more taking the theme of ‘A Flavour of Vienna’ and the audience will have the chance to buy a glass of fizz as well.”
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Welton’s shop and deli in Great Bowden will be open for lunch and will offer a special pre-concert three-course menu.
Tickets cost £12 and can be booked at Welton’s in Great Bowden or online at www.greatbowdenmusicfest.com/what-s-on (online bookings are subject to an admin charge).