Aldeburgh Music Festival

The Aldeburgh Music Festival, founded by composer Benjamin Britten in 1948, is an annual event held in Suffolk, England, celebrating classical and contemporary music. It features performances by renowned artists, innovative new works, and educational programs, fostering a deep appreciation for both traditional and modern compositions. The festival takes place across historic venues like Snape Maltings Concert Hall, creating an immersive atmosphere that blends music, community, and landscapes. Renowned for its artistic integrity and diverse programming, the Aldeburgh Festival aims to inspire audiences and support the creation of new music in a unique, culturally rich setting.