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This exciting concert, including works by Britten, JS Bach, Barber, Ravel, Poulenc, Boulanger, Brahms, Musgrave and Facer, is presented by the Saint Boniface Concert Society in Crediton Parish Church. (Free parking, disabled access, refreshments, free entry for FT students under 30).
Ewan Millar:Since winning the 2020 woodwind final of BBC Young Musician - and in the Grand Final giving an exemplary, richly shaded account (The Guardian), of Navarros Legacy concerto with the BBC Philharmonic - Ewan Millar has been giving recitals around the UK. In 2025 he won the coveted Gold Medal at the Royal Over-Seas League competition and he has appeared as freelance principle oboe with the LPO, RPO, CBSO, BSO, Royal Northern Sinfonia, Aurora Orchestra, Britten Sinfonia, Birmingham Royal Ballet, and as principal cor anglais with the LPO and BBC Philharmonic Orchestra. In 2024 he joined the award-winning wind quintet Lumas Winds. He is supported by both the Tillett Debut Scheme and Countess of Munster Recital Scheme.
Tomos Boyles: Ewan's long-time collaborative pianist is the exciting Welsh young soloist Tomos Boyles, who is described as possessing a romantic flair and passion that only comes from intense involvement (Carol Nixon, LMC). Tomos has performed at numerous prestigious venues including Smith Square Hall, the Elgar Concert Hall, St Martin in the Fields, the Holywell Music Room in Oxford, St Davids Hall in Cardiff, the Wales Millennium Centre and the Wigmore Hall.
The Saint Boniface Concert Society is a local charity dedicated to bringing top-flight classical musicians to Crediton. The Society is grateful for support from 'Making Music' and from Crediton Town Council,
| Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
|---|---|
| Standard | £18.00 |
Note: Prices are a guide only and may change on a daily basis.
| Ewan Millar (26 July 2026) | ||
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| Day | Times | |
| Sunday | 15:00 | |
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