£20 per ticket. Gypsy Jazz and more with Billy Thompson Gypsy Style.

£10 per ticket. The exceptional 16-year-old cellist played in two Proms concerts last summer and participated in a Beaumaris Festival masterclass when aged 8.

£20 per ticket. A thrilling programme by an outstanding Welsh choir. Carmina Burana will be performed in the version for 2 pianos and percussion.

£12.50 per ticket. Beaumaris is proud to have one of Wales' foremost bands. Their programme of stellar band pieces includes Gareth Glyn's stirring Dirion Dir overture.

£10 per ticket. Rhiannon Mathias, Wendy Hiscocks, Gwyn L. Williams and Valerie Verbi with festival founder Anthony Hose. Includes musical examples and an exhibition of scores, manuscripts, CDs and photographs.

£10 per ticket. The 14-year-old rising star of the trumpet world presents a programme including works by Ravel, Arban and Bohme. Thea has played with the National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain, was the youngest finalist in the inaugural Pendine Young Musician of Wales and has just made her concerto debut with the Welsh Chamber Orchestra.

£12.50 per ticket. Songs commemorating the 20th anniversary of Michael Hurd's death, and a rare opportunity to hear Haydn's charismatic Welsh folk song arrangements in Welsh. Welsh baritone, Jeremy Huw Williams, is joined by Australian-born, UK-based composer-pianist Wendy Hiscocks.

Free Entry. Rhiannon Mathias with Gareth Glyn and Wendy Hiscocks introduces tonight's programme.

£25 per ticket. Music from the 18th century to the present day. Young Welsh pianist, Tomos Boyles, plays the Mozart Piano Concerto performed in the first Beaumaris Festival by Dame Moura Lympany.

£10 per ticket. Come and hear some of the talented students from Canolfan Gerdd William Mathias perform.

£20 per ticket. Four of Europe's finest chamber musicians come together in a festival debut with three works illuminating the summit of human musical creativity.

£5 per ticket. Introduced by composer Gareth Glyn and OPRA Cymru, Artistic Director Patrick Young. "Beautiful, and the score is gripping" (Sir Nicholas Hytner). A made-for-film opera by Gareth Glyn, inspired by Caradog Pritchard's novel Un Nos Ola Leuad (One Moonlit Night), featuring the WNO orchestra and a stellar Welsh cast. *The film is classified as a 12A certificate*