A weekend of good food, music and enjoyment under the Black Mountains took place at Abbey Dore, hosted by the people of Craswell. Two concerts saw performances by violinist Tasmin Little, pianist Simon Crawford-Phillips and The Craswell Players.
The second evening saw perfomers and audience mingling outside after the concert, enjoying a drink and a bite.
1. The audience listens enthralled to Tasmin Little.
2. Craswall Players' lead cellist Tim Nicholls, with his parents George and Margaret.
3. Violinists Joanne Peiters, Charlotte Wadham, Kazue Yanagida and Judith Webster.
4. Violinists Robert Summers and Geoff Keen chat to trumpeter Giles Taylor.
5. Musical director and conductor Sam Laughton.
6. Tasmin Little signs her autograph for Natalia Antypa, young violinest from Cross Ash School, who is to attend the Yehudi Menhuin school.
7. Viola players Ben Norrington and Josephine Stein.
8. Chris Morgan, chairman of the Friends of Dore Abbey, and Sue Norrington, director of Concerts at Craswall.
9. Tasmin Little with her accompanist John Lenehan.
10. Rluth Watkins and Doris Price were among members of the Craswall Women's Guild dispensing interval drinks
11. Cellist Alistair Park meets an enthusiastic fan - his daughter Lottie.
12. Pianist Simon Crawford-Phillips.
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