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The Royal Sackbut Collective

Bringers of Dreams

Introducing BREMF 2026 at Champs Hill

Bringers of Dreams
Brighton Early Music Festival (BREMF) co-artistic directors Hannah Ely and Olwen Foulkes will be joined by Oliver Webber and Kristiina Watt and the seven-piece early brass ensemble The Royal Sackbut Collective to bring the music of renaissance Florence, the City of Dreams, to life. They will introduce some of the music coming up as part of the 2026 Festival, which takes the theme of Bringers of Dreams.

Audience members are invited to explore the beautiful gardens at Champs Hill before the concert and in the interval.

Performers:
Hannah Ely
soprano
Olwen Foulkes
recorder
Oliver Webber
violin
Kristiina Watt
theorbo
The Royal Sackbut Collective


Tickets include a glass of wine or soft drink on arrival and in the interval.

Full Event Details

Brighton Early Music Festival (BREMF) co-artistic directors Hannah Ely and Olwen Foulkes will be joined by Oliver Webber and Kristiina Watt and the seven-piece early brass ensemble The Royal Sackbut Collective to bring the music of renaissance Florence, the City of Dreams, to life. They will introduce some of the music coming up as part of the 2026 Festival, which takes the theme of Bringers of Dreams.

Audience members are invited to explore the beautiful gardens at Champs Hill before the concert and in the interval.

Performers:
Hannah Ely
soprano
Olwen Foulkes
recorder
Oliver Webber
violin
Kristiina Watt
theorbo
The Royal Sackbut Collective

Tickets include a glass of wine or soft drink on arrival and in the interval.

Venue Details & Map

Location

Champs Hill, Pulborough
Waltham Park Road, Coldwaltham, Pulborough, West Sussex RH20 1LY

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