EALING Music and Film Festival returns for 2015 with a focus on Poland and its proud historical presence in Ealing.
FromFebruary 10-15, the festival will feature performances by the Ealing-based English Chamber Orchestra, violinist Tamsin Little and Ealing’s own youth orchestra.
Music will include pieces by Chopin, Mozart and Sibelius, as well as Polish contemporary composer Pawel Lukaszewski and Polish folk singer Sylwie Bialas at venues such as the town hall and Ealing Abbey.
In co-operation with Ealing Studios and Classic Film Club Ealing, there will be feature film screenings as well as tours of Ealing Studios.
Julian Gallant, artistic director, said: “Our festival celebrates the deep human and cultural heritage shared by Britain and Poland.”
As before, the festival is organised by an independent charitable trust set up by residents and Angie Bray MP and is supported by more than 20 local groups and businesses.
Patrick Chapman, chairman of the trust said: “We are proud to be able to bring this new programme to the borough and to help young musicians and artists through our scholarships.”
For more information and the full programme, visit www.ealingmusicandfilmfestival.org
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