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Funders and supporters
Without the support of trusts and foundations, Brighton Early Music Festival could not continue to support outstanding young performers and undertake community work.
The Festival gratefully acknowledges financial support from the following organisations:
Our Early Music Live! scheme for young ensembles is supported by a 3 year grant from lead funder The Esmée Fairbairn Foundation (2010 – 2012), and The J Paul Getty Jnr Charitable Trust with further support from The Stanley Picker Charitable Trust.
The 2011 Festival is supported by Arts Council England and The Foyle Foundation.
We would also like to thank our Friends, Supporters, Contributors, Premium Contributors, BREMF Circle Members and Event Donors. Without your support, Brighton Early Music Festival simply could not continue to bring top quality artists to Brighton.In addition, Brighton Early Music Festival acknowledges support for past projects from the following organisations:
| The Mazars Charitable Trust |
Arts Council England |
| The Arts Trust of Brighton & Hove |
The Leche Trust |
| The D'Oyly Carte Charitable Trust |
The Radcliffe Trust |
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The Garfield Weston Foundation |
Awards for All |
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The Ernest Cook Charitable Trust |
The Idlewild Trust |
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The Paul Hamlyn Foundation |
The Early Music Network |
| The Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation |
Culture Ireland |
| Brighton & Hove City Council |
The Fenton Arts Trust |
| The Angus Allnatt Charitable Foundation |
The Lynn Foundation |
| The Fidelio Charitable Trust
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The Golden Trust |
| PRS for Music Foundation |
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We also remember Vivienne Carter and Tom Clemens whose support continues to enable the work of the festival.
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“Brighton Early Music Festival works hard at attracting the locals…. Not only were the concerts full (to bursting in some cases) but the audience represented as wide a section of ages as I have seen at recent early music festivals.”
Early Music Today, December 2008
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