Fed up with the pub?
Bored with the cinema?
Would you like to try a different type of evening?
An evening at Rhosygilwen’s magnificent concert hall might lead to a new passion for chamber and traditional welsh folk music.
The unique concert hall itself is an impressive room boasting a stunning oak vaulted ceiling. Its grandeur is an imposing combination of the traditional and the modern. The modern elements make the Neuadd-y-dderwen (The Oak Hall) the most energy efficient in Wales and the layout contributes to clear acoustics. Strong ancient Welsh themes resonate throughout this music venue with the Mabinogion carvings in the reception hall and the Celitc knot design of the 400 square metre patio and fountain.
Rhosygilwen Hall and Arts Centre hosts a full and varied programme of events and is located near Cilgerran in Rhos Hill in North Pembrokeshire. Take a look at some of the Events in May and June:
• The Teifi Chamber Orchestra (13th May) International concert pianist Samuel Fernandez plays Chopin's 1st Piano Concerto and conducts the Teifi Chamber Orchestra and Haverfordwest Ladies Choir in some of his favorite works.
• And The Welsh Chamber Orchestra (20th May)Starting with Mozart symphony no. 40 in g-minor.
• The first day in June welcomes a Literary Tea attended by two Welsh authors.
• A Celebration of Summer Banquet 2nd June
• Tallis Chamber Orchestra is on 4th June
• 24th June is the Tempus Midsummer Festival
And taking you into July is the Marriage of Figaro – Dress Rehearsal on 5th July with full performances on 6th and 7th July.
If you would like to attend any of these events then contact the office on 01239 639 091
You can also become a ‘Friend of Rhosygilwen’ and help to plan their annual programme of music and the arts. Your donation of £40 entitles you to THREE free concerts every year and they can achieve their aims of promoting arts in this rural part of Wales.
