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I am writing to acknowledge the wonderful martinborough Music Festival held recently.

I am a newcomer to town, and was fortunate to be able to get tickets for two of the concerts. I was delighted by the quality of the performers, the programes and the setting.

I have had the good fortune to experience beautiful music in many venues around the world, and was blown away by being able to get as equal an experience in what is now my home town.

A big thank you to the amazing people who made this all happen.

I have scheduled next years festival in my diary already.

 

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