Display advertising in programme books
Our programme books are renowned for their high editorial standard and are packed with comprehensive information about the works, performers and composers we present and feature specially commissioned articles from leading authorities in their fields, book-ended by full colour and monotype display advertising.
Copies are highly collectible and regarded as authoritative reference works. There are several advertising packages available reflecting the varied audience profiles as well as occasional special event programmes.
• A Celebration of Schools' Music: more than 5000 programmes are given away free at six concerts in March attended by parents and children from schools across Suffolk. Deadline usually early February.
• Spring Series and Easter Weekend: all programme books covering the series of themed concerts and our Easter Weekend with artists of international reputation drawing a discerning audience.
• Aldeburgh Festival: a 300+ page programme book for the biggest contemporary music festival outside London, with over 30,000 tickets available, a highlight of the social calendar and the international music scene.
• Snape Proms: all the programmes for our events every day in August with 25,000 people attending popular concerts of contemporary, classical, jazz, blues, opera, and world music.
• Autumn/Winter Series: all the programmes for concerts from September up to January including our Britten Weekend.
Both the programme book and booking brochure for the Aldeburgh Festival in June also carry free listings of local art exhibitions and galleries.
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Download the current advertising rates and deadlines
Contact
For further details about classified and display advertising opportunities, please contact David Edwards, Corporate Development Adviser, on 01728 687144 or email dedwards@aldeburgh.co.uk.
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SUPPORTING ALDEBURGH MUSIC
'The Leverhulme Trust is proud of its association with Aldeburgh Music. Aldeburgh’s aims fit well with those of the Trust, which are to support excellence and potential throughout the academic community, including the fine and performing arts. We wish Aldeburgh Music and its extremely talented young artists every success for the future.'
Dr Anne Dean (former Assistant Director, The Leverhulme Trust)
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