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Music Tours
Music tours are classic small-group holidays, comparable in style to what you would expect from an art, or gastronomy, or garden tour with MRT: no more than 22 people, staying in the same hotel or hotels, and a single lecturer. MRT provides top-category tickets to public concerts, either pre-existing festivals or a seasonal opera programme. All our small-group tours are led by expert lecturers, chosen for their companionability and communication skills as well as their scholarship.
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- Once one of the most admired cities in Europe, rebuilding and restoration has reached a peak.
- Dresden has outstanding art collections and fine 18th- & 19th-century architecture.
- Two concerts at two excellent venues (Semperoper & Schauspielhaus) and the option of attending more concerts.
26 May–1 Jun 2012
7 days
£2,390
- Wagner’s Ring cycle with internationally acclaimed soloists and the Hungarian Radio Symphony Orchestra under Adam Fischer, performed in the magnificent Palace of the Arts.
- Accompanied by a leading Wagner authority, the editor of The Wagner Journal.
- An opportunity to explore the cultural riches of Budapest, ranging from Gothic to Art Nouveau and Bauhaus, in walks and visits led by a city guide.
11–18 Jun 2012
8 days
£2,530
- Five Lieder recitals with Fink, Padmore, Gerhaher, Prégardien, Finley
- Four chamber concerts with the Belcea Quartet, all Beethoven
- A piano recital with András Schiff
16–23 Jun 2012
8 days
£3,140
- Bizet’s Les Pêcheurs de Perles; Prokofiev’s L’Amour des Trois Oranges; Rameau’s Hippolyte et Aricie.
- Three contrasting venues: Opéra Comique, Palais Garnier and Opéra Bastille.
- Two guided visits to places of musical interest but otherwise plenty of free time between lectures and performances.
21–25 Jun 2012
5 days
£2,680
- Three operas at three of England’s highest quality country-house opera festivals – Longborough, Grange Park and Garsington at its new home at Wormsley.
- La Périchole (Offenbach), Katya Kabanova (Janáček), and Idomeneo (Mozart).
- Staying at the finest hotel in Oxford and a country house hotel outside Winchester.
26–29 Jun 2012
4 days
£1,640
- A festival created by pianist Angela Hewitt.
- Seven concerts in beautiful settings: a castle near Lake Trasimeno and the Chiesa di S. Domenico in Gubbio.
- The music is interpersed with excursions to Perugia, Assisi, Cortona and elsewhere.
29 Jun–7 Jul 2012
9 days
£2,840
- In the setting of a Roman amphitheatre, the most famous of open-air festivals.
- Each tour is accompanied by an art historian who leads walks and visits during the day.
- The hotel is close to the amphitheatre.
- Two operas in two historic theatres: Haydn’s Orlando paladino and Mozart’s The Magic Flute.
- Good hotel on the waterfront in the heart of Stockholm.
- Plenty of free time to visit the numerous museums and collections.
10–13 Aug 2012
4 days
£1,970
- Carmen (Bizet) and La Traviata (Verdi) at Macerata; Matilde di Shabran and Il Signor Bruschino (Rossini) at Pesaro.
- A good balance of music, art and architecture in picturesque towns, mediaeval and Renaissance.
- Talks on the operas by Simon Rees, dramaturg for Welsh National Opera.
10–16 Aug 2012
7 days
£2,640
- Five operas and two concerts at the world’s most prestigious music festival.
- Conductors include Ivor Bolton, Riccardo Chailly, Nikolaus Harnoncourt, Riccardo Muti and Sir Simon Rattle, and among the singers are Magdalena Kožená, Plácido Domingo, Jonas Kaufmann and Michael Schade.
- Talks and discussion about the music, visits and excursions in and around the exceptionally lovely little city of Salzburg and meals in the best restaurants.
11–17 Aug 2012
7 days
£4,830
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