Curriculum guidance document available
Request a free copy of the hcmf 2009 curriculum guidance document
The hcmf 2009 curriculum guidance document is now available, containing information about relevant and accessible performances at the UK's largest international festival of new and experimental music.
Once again hcmf brings you some of the most exciting international performers and composers in contemporary music today. This year’s composer in residence is Jonathan Harvey - one of the most successful and enduring composers to come out of the UK.
Other highlights include performances in honour of Louis Andriessen’s 70th Birthday, a major new vocal work by Alvin Curran for young people and Huddersfield Choral Society and a re-working of the thrilling Brothers Grimm tale Rumpelstiltskin by Birmingham Contemporary Music Group.
Many of this year's performances feature music relevant to GCSE, AS / A2 Level and BTEC syllabi, and the curriculum guidance document highlights links to specific areas of study. School and college groups can benefit from our discounted ticket offers: Groups of 5 or more receive 10% discount and groups of 10 or more receive 20% discount.
This year we are also offering several free events, as well as a packed programme of talks and films with composers featured at this year’s festival. If you’d like a free copy of the hcmf curriculum guidance document or would like to discuss bringing a group to the Festival, please contact Heidi Johnson or call 01484 471116. Tickets can be ordered from the Box Office by calling 01484 430528.
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