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Aldeburgh (/ˈɔːlbərə/ AWL-bər-ə) is a
coastal town and
civil parish in the East
Suffolk district, in the
county of Suffolk, England,
north of the River...
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William de
Aldeburgh, 1st
Baron Aldeburgh (died 1387), m.
Elizabeth de L'isle,
daughter of Robert, Lord L'isle of Rugemont.
William de
Aldeburgh, 2nd Baron...
- The
Aldeburgh Open and
later known as the
Aldeburgh Open Hard
Courts was a men's and women's
international gr****
court tennis tournament founded in 1884...
- The
Aldeburgh Festival of
Music and the Arts is an
English arts
festival devoted mainly to
classical music. It
takes place each June in the town of Aldeburgh...
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organisation to
present the
first Aldeburgh Festival of
Music and the Arts in 1948. Each year
Britten Pears Arts
promotes the
Aldeburgh Festival of
Music and the...
- the
librettist and
producer Eric Crozier,
Britten founded the
annual Aldeburgh Festival in 1948, and he was
responsible for the
creation of
Snape Maltings...
- in the 1940s, and for her 20
years as
joint artistic director of the
Aldeburgh Festival. In
addition to
composing music, she
wrote composer biographies...
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Aldeburgh Cinema is one of the oldest,
continuously running cinema houses in the
United Kingdom. It is
located in the town of
Aldeburgh, Suffolk. It has...
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acclaim for the
Happy Days
Enniskillen International Beckett Festival and
Aldeburgh Music, respectively.
Sophie Irene Hunter was born in
Hammersmith district...
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archaeologist who
holidays in "Seaburgh" (a
disguised version of
Aldeburgh, Suffolk) and
inadvertently stumbles across one of the
three lost crowns...
