Join renowned singer and accompanist, Ashley Riches and Joseph Middleton, for their brilliant programme of songs about the migratory habits of denizens of field, forest, sky and water.

Fancy testing your musical knowledge? No stress involved, sense of humour essential, knowledge of composers and instruments useful and correct spelling a help. Mars Bar prizes!

Three of the world's finest exponents of the Art Song genre, baritone Roderick Williams, OBE, soprano Elizabeth Watts and accompanist Roger Vignoles, join together for the first time at the Festival, in an eagerly anticipated programme of Rachmaninov, Schubert and Strauss.

A concert of Words and Music to celebrate the 150th Anniversary of the first publication of R. D. Blackmore's famous novel "Lorna Doone: A Romance of Exmoor"

Come and brush up your Psalm-singing and show off what you've learned at Choral Evensong on the same day. Led by two well-known West Country organists and Directors of Music, you will be be in expert hands.

Evensong Service with the Rt Revd Mark Rylands, directed by David Davies, organist Jonathan Delbridge

The celebrated Pleyel Ensemble are this year's Festival Resident Artists.

The Pleyel Ensemble return for a concert of more contemporary music: this programme of piano trios promises to be of considerable interest.

Pre-order a filling and wholesome one-course lunch at The George Inn, Brompton Regis.

Two organ recitals by Heather Easting, on the organs of Brompton Regis and Brushford churches. Restored in 2014, both instruments are now exceptionally fine, and worthy of hearing.

Two organ recitals by Heather Easting on the recently restored - and very fine - organs of the churches in Brompton Regis and Brushford.

Book tickets for both Heather Easting Organ Recitals and save £1 per ticket

"First-class pianists are plentiful,...but among this pantheon of very fine musicians, a few stand out. Imogen Cooper is one of them...". So says a Seattle reviewer, and who doesn't agree? Celebrating her 70th birthday this year, we are thrilled to welcome Imogen back to the West Country.

If you fancy some late night music and a night cap, award-winning accordion player Iosif Purits will be playing a mood-boosting programme ranging from Mozart to the Tango. Cocoa, Horlicks and alcohol will be available!

Come and hear this fantastic brass ensemble from Wells Cathedral School in the Booking Office at Tiverton Parkway Station - a Festival 'signature event' not to be missed.

The fourth in our series of concerts in collaboration with John Lewis and Partners and the continuation of a long partnership with Wells Cathedral School, this is the perfect showcase for some of the school's brightest talents.

The English Concert and Dame Sarah Connolly join forces to bring to the South West a richly beautiful programme of Baroque music composed in Paris and London, by Rameau, Charpentier, Gluck and Handel

Three fascinating talks and a lecture recital, with the option of a fabulous lunch as well, in the breathtakingly beautiful Great Barn at Higher Ashton, nestled deep in the bucolic Teign Valley. Book all 3 talks, lunch, and the recital, for £45

Dartmoor expert Emma Cunis looks forward to sharing some of Dartmoor's more secret landscapes with you.

Chris Chapman has been documenting Dartmoor life since 1975. His sensitive and often poignant photographs reflect the traditional skills, culture and character of life in the Devon uplands.

Join us for a pop-up lunch by The Great Barn featuring award-winning pies, salads and sweet treats.

It is clear that we are at an agricultural breakpoint, potentially on a scale not seen since at least the 1970s. Join John Varley OBE TD, Director of the 10,000 hectare Clinton Devon Estates, as he reflects on the challenges that face the countryside, and puts the case for transformation and change. There will be time for Q&As afterwards.

Exeter University scholars Tim and Philip shine a light on Ivor Gurney's fascinating life, and his wonderful poetry and music. His art songs are beloved by singers and audiences across the country, but you will be surprised to discover how much of his wonderful work currently remains little-known.

The Elias String Quartet is internationally acclaimed as one of the leading ensembles of their generation. Known for their intense and vibrant performances, the quartet has travelled the globe collaborating with some of the finest musicians and playing in the world's great halls.

Open piano masterclass with sought-after coach, accompanist, chamber musician, soloist, teacher and researcher Harvey Davies, with students of Okehampton College.

A glorious programme in celebration of the piano quartet.

The Lutoslawski Piano Duo are Emilia Sitarz and Bartek Wasik. They have played together since 1999, and very successfully developed a harmony of their individual musical shades, articulations, rhythm and feelings.They are well-known for their award-winning performances of chamber music, as well as many prestigious appearances in concert halls including The Carnegie in NYC.

Toby Hughes, a former winner of the Two Moors Festival's Young Musicians Competition, brings an eclectic programme to this acoustically superb venue.

Join Sophie and Martin for a wonderful concert of some of the best- loved works for violin and piano. Sophie plays n a Joseph Gagliano violin dated 1795 and a Claude Fonclause bow made available through the generous support of the Stradivari Trust.

Join Artistic Director Penny Adie as she encourages musician extraordinaire Harvey Davies to spill the beans about his immensely fascinating and full life, which has been thoroughly immersed in music!

Join this year's winners of the much-loved Two Moors Young Musicians Competition, now in its 18th year. Unusually, there are five this year, a testament to the incredibly high standard of instrumental teaching in the South West.

A sumptuous feast in a magical setting, with songs and arias delivered with panache and verve by two young artists with stellar futures ahead of them; all in all, a terrific occasion you won't want to miss!

Have you ever wondered what it would have been like to dance a bourrée or sarabande or even a minuet? This concert will reveal how wonderful these dance movements are and at the same time, show us all too plainly how sad it is that we can only 'bop' today. With the dancers dressed up in full court and theatrical costumes, this concert is a must-see for all ages!

Celebrated Australian pianist Piers Lane joins the brilliant amateur orchestra North Devon Sinfonia, winners of the prestigious BBC Four's Great Orchestra Challenge in 2016, for the rousing Festival Finale.