It’s Glasto summer as BrittenPears goes open-stage and free

Just in: From 23 July until the end of August, Summer at Snape will feature a series of free outdoor performances – suitable for all ages – at The Dome Stage on the lawn at Snape Maltings, and in August, Snape Maltings Concert Hall will host daily concerts by outstanding artists and ensembles from the worlds of classical music, folk and jazz.

Artists include:
– Mobo nominated saxophonist Camilla George (23 July)
– Folk music pioneer Sam Amidon playing fiddle, banjo and guitar (24 July)
– Cellist Abel Selacoe and his trio Chesaba specialising in music from the African continent (25 July)
– Singer Elina Duni & guitarist and BBC Radio 3 New Generation Artist Rob Luft (28 July)
– Mercury nominated band Dinosaurled by trumpeter, composer and improviser Laura Jurd in a special
collaboration with Aldeburgh Young Musicians (29 July)
– Violinist Anna Phoebe and pianist/producer Aisling Brouwer use intricate interplay between violin and
piano to create ambient, cinematic soundscapes (30 July)

– Eastern European musics collide with Middle Eastern melodies and Turkish traditions combine with full-
throttle klezmer from The Turbans (31 July)

– Sitar player Jasdeep Singh Degun works outwards from Indian classical music to evolve new approaches
to the tradition (1 Aug)
– Multi-award-winning progressive brass band Perhaps Contraption collaborates with Aldeburgh Young
Musicians (4 Aug)
– NWRVR (River Codrington) is a multi-instrumentalist performing jazz, pop, classical and everything in
between. He collaborates with Aldeburgh Young Musicians (5 Aug)
– East Anglian ceilidh band Stumpy Oak (6 Aug)
– Electric guitarist Justin Adams (lead guitar with Robert Plant) is joined by gimbri (three-string guitar)
player Mohammed Errebbaa (7 Aug)
– Multi-award-winning singer, songwriter and leading light of the English folk revival Eliza Carthy and her
band (8 Aug)
– Alternative Argentinian jazz duo Cande y Paulo (11 Aug)
– The singer who first made her name duetting with Jimmy Somerville on Don’t Leave Me this Way, Sarah
Jane Morris (12 August)
– Samba and Afro-Latin funk from The Fontanas (13 Aug)
– Bellowhead’s brilliant fiddler Sam Sweeney is joined by his new band combining violin with electric,
acoustic and bass guitars (14 Aug)
– Cuban salsa with hip hop beats from Eliane Correa & La Evolucion ((15 Aug)
– Singer Ranjan Ghatak performs Hindustani melodies with bassist musician/producer Liran Donin and
guitarist Jack Ross (18 Aug)

– Vocalist, violinist, songwriter, composer and improviser Alice Zawadzki with double bass player Misha
Mullov-Abbado (19 Aug)
– Songwriter, vocalist and cellist Ayanna Witter-Johnson blends classical music and R&B (20 Aug)
– A rare opportunity to see an intimate set from Suffolk’s alt-pop singer Bessie Turner (21 Aug)
– IndoJazz clarinettist and composer Arun Ghosh is joined by his group to showcase new material alongside
an eclectic selection of covers (22 Aug)
– Jazz vocalist Cherise (25 Aug)
– Based on a New Orleans marching band, The Brass Funkeys mix funk, soulful jazz and folk dances (26 Aug)
– Singer-songwriter Katey Brooks blends folk-pop, blues, gospel and country (27 Aug)
– Fast-rising singer Jazz Morley has been championed by Elton John as the future of new music (28 Aug)
– Named after an Italian dance, Piva are multi-instrumentalists who combine their influences to create music
of the past played for today (29 Aug)
– Giacomo Smith’s new jazz quintet – Kansas Smitty’s Hot 5 – celebrate the Chicago swing sound (30 Aug)