Britten-Pears Foundation

For Peter: a centenary celebration

This year's intimate and moving exhibition at The Red House explores the life and loves of Peter Pears.

This year's intimate and moving exhibition at The Red House explores the life and loves of Peter Pears.

We are sad to report that Rosamund Strode, Britten's music assistant and founding archivist at The Red House, has died aged 82.

A new volume of essays brings together recent research on Britten, much of it based on the extensive archive collections at The Red House.

Chester Music Ltd has acquired exclusive worldwide rights in a number of Britten works, including the Simple Symphony and A Boy was Born.

Britten's setting of Praise We Great Men is now available in published form.

The recently-published diaries kept by Britten for over ten years log a remarkable journey from gifted schoolboy to international acclaim.

Tickets are going fast for the first ever production of Billy Budd at Glyndebourne.

On 22 April the National Theatre is broadcasting The Habit of Art, Alan Bennett's play about Britten and Auden, to cinemas worldwide.

The Turn of the Screw returns to its original venue in a new production for 2010.

Santa Fe Opera

Mowbray Orchestra

Bayerische Kammerakademie

Ignaz Günther Gymnasium