Le Festival aux Quat'Saisons - Thursday 7th, Friday 8th & Saturday 9th October

Now in its 19th year, Le Festival aux Quat'Saisons, created by Raymond Blanc, is well established, showcasing many internationally acclaimed artists from the worlds of opera, classical music and jazz. It is a unique gastronomic and musical extravaganza.

On arrival at Le Manoir, you will be welcomed at the front door before joining other guests for a Champagne Ruinart reception. Your pathway to the neighbouring St Mary's Church will be lit by flaming torches and the pews bathed in candlelight - an intimate setting for a memorable performance. You will return to Le Manoir for a fabulous four-course dinner with accompanying wines.

Over the years, this important event has become the focus for people who want to combine two of life's great pleasures – music and food. 

Our artists for this year's Le Festival aux Quat'Saisons include Russell Watson, Lesley Garrett and Courtney Pine.

Bookings are taken on a first come, first served basis. Dress is Black Tie.

For further information and menus please download our
Le Festival programme > 

Thursday 7th October - £250.00 per person
Friday 8th October - £250.00 per person
Saturday 9th October - £250.00 per person

Tel: 01844 278881
E-mail: reservations@blanc.co.uk

About the artists:

Russell Watson, Thursday 7th October 2010 - The story of Russell Watson is inspirational. It follows the meteoric rise of a humble factory worker from Salford who was catapulted into international singing stardom. He has sold millions of records worldwide and has performed for some of the most influential people of our time.

Lesley Garrett, CBE, Friday 8th October 2010 - Lesley Garrett is Britain's most popular soprano, regularly appearing in both opera and in concert, on television and CD; she has won both critical acclaim and the affection of many fans and music lovers. As a recording artist, she has eleven solo CDs to her credit.

Courtney Pine, OBE, Saturday 9th October 2010 - No one better embodies the dramatic transformation of the British Jazz scene over the past twenty years than Courtney Pine. The saxophonist heads a new generation of exciting and innovative musicians who have chosen to turn their talents to the demanding requirements of jazz music, in all its shapes and forms.