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Blacklers (1933), Chimmels (1934) and Orchards (1935) in a straightforward modern idiom. A modern extension was added to Orchards, and a drama hall built nearby – both of 1964. East of the medieval Hall an arts centre and dance school with a large hall was built 1930–32, with several additions in 1938 and 1966. To the North of the Hall, Higher Close Students Centre was built in 1963 adjacent to the present main car park. Huxhams Cross and Broom Park were built 1932 as estate workers houses. At Shinners Bridge is the central Office of the estate (1935) and the Sawmill (1931–32). The Cider Press Centre was built 1976 for the growing tourist trade.
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advanced students, spend the daytime studying a variety of different musical courses, and the evenings attending (or performing in) concerts. In addition to instrumental and vocal masterclasses, there are courses at various levels on subjects such as composition, opera, chamber music, conducting and improvisation. Courses include choirs, orchestras, individual masterclasses, and non classical music such as Jazz, Salsa and
Gamelan. Composition teachers have included
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social science; the progressive educational values that led to the founding of
Dartington School; the artistic commitments that made the place an innovator in pottery and textiles and – by 1938 – a refuge for sixty or so avant-garde Continental dancers, sculptors and playwrights; and the agricultural ventures which, if never profitable, became a seedbed for research."
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and others, again at
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is a department of the
Dartington Trust. It is both a festival and a music school with an "ethos of bringing together top-quality performers and composers to work with students and amateur musicians in concerts and classes in a relaxed, informal atmosphere." Participants, both amateur musicians and
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training centre and modernise domestic activities of the village. Blinn recommended initiatives including education, apprenticeship programmes, a laboratory, a modern kitchen, cafeteria, laundry, and lavatories, based on what was available in a modern
American home. Unable to persuade Blinn to move
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In addition to historic buildings the estate has a number of legacy 20th century buildings from the
Elmhirst's social enterprises, including the defunct Dartington Hall School, which closed in 1987, and High Cross House which is now a base for Dartington Trust's teaching staff and academics. Other
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Elmhirsts and a number of significant innovations in rural regeneration became organised departments working on the estate. The innovations included "the social and spiritual "questing" that underwrote support for peace movements, Eastern mysticism and ultimately
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Leonard Elmhirst, and the interests and money of his wife Dorothy, led them to undertake an experiment in rural reconstruction at Dartington Hall. It is said that Tagore had become familiar with Dartington during his travels in England and influenced Elmhirst in his selection of the estate for
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to combat alcohol and drug abuse taking place, the death by drowning of a student, and his wife's modelling for pornographic photographs – the school suffered a dramatic drop in recruitment. The school was forced to close in 1987. After the school's closure, a number of staff and students set up
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Aller Park, the original
Dartington Hall School, was built 1929–31 and designed by Ides Van Der Gracht of the New York firm of Delano and Aldrish. Intended as a junior school, it was built in a lavish Americanised Tudor style. Soon afterwards came Foxhole, the senior school built 1931–32, and
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between 1388 and his death in 1400 and the sculpted arms of Richard II survive on ribbed vault of the Porch. The 1st Duke was beheaded by King Henry IV who had deposed Richard II, however Dartington continued as the seat of his son
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accommodation for people attending courses and for casual visitors. The Barn Cinema and the White Hart Bar and Restaurant are used by estate dwellers, residents from the surrounding countryside, and visitors alike.
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was set up as an arts centre by the Dartington Trust in the 1960s to bring employment and culture to a rurally depressed area, and continues to thrive. With similar social objectives, the Trust established the
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Dartington College of Arts was a specialist arts institution based at the hall from 1961 to 2010, with an international reputation for excellence, focusing mainly on the
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Settimane Musicali di Stresa e del Lago Maggiore - Stresa Festival
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Concentus Moraviae International Music Festival of 13 Towns
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to renovate the medieval buildings and notably restore the
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Festival Internacional de MĂşsica y Danza 'Ciudad de Ăšbeda'
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Elmsworld. My Life At Dartington Hall School 1963-1971
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and Peter Randall-Page. There is an ancient yew tree (
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George Enescu International Festival and Competition
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Festival Internacional de MĂşsica Castell de Peralada
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Historic house and country estate in Devon, England
1670:Chopin and his Europe International Music Festival
1011:"High Cross Hill House (Grade II*) (1220922)"
447:attended the school for two years and his brother
415:Category:People educated at Dartington Hall School
227:In 1928, Leonard Elmirst began collaborating with
2045:Yerevan Perspectives International Music Festival
1332:Row as Dartington Hall auctions off its treasures
307:in June 1967 under the name of Dartington Glass.
1985:Settimane Musicali al Teatro Olimpico in Vicenza
1600:Aspendos International Opera and Ballet Festival
2005:SĂĽdtirol classic festival - Meraner Musikwochen
1487:Dartington Trust, registered charity no. 279756
1344:On the sale of works of art from the collection
1376:Dartington Hall: the Formative Years 1925-1957
835:, London, 1959 (first published 1954), p. 381.
2116:Intentional communities in the United Kingdom
1770:Festival International de Musique Sion Valais
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311:Dartington Music Summer School & Festival
130:Dartington – the Great Hall's hammerbeam roof
73:Dartington Music Summer School & Festival
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1595:Alpes-CĂ´te-d'Azur - Les Floraisons Musicales
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1995:Side International Culture and Art Festival
1590:Alla Shelest's Festival of Classical Ballet
1334:guardian.co.uk. Retrieved 16 November 2011.
1322:, artdaily.org. Retrieved 16 November 2011.
195:from New York. They commissioned architect
1945:Prague Spring International Music Festival
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211:20th century and the Dartington experiment
2025:Varna Summer International Music Festival
2010:Tbilisi International Festival of Theatre
1860:International Performers Competition Brno
1815:Festspiele Europäische Wochen Passau e.V.
251:, was set up in order to run the estate.
2000:Sochi Winter International Arts Festival
1875:Janácek May International Music Festival
1660:Cantonigròs International Music Festival
1493:Charity Commission for England and Wales
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1855:International Music Festival "A Tempo"
1695:Dartington International Summer School
1575:A. Sakharov International Art Festival
1474:Dartington International Summer School
1422:. London: Routledge & Kegan Paul.
1400:. London: Cambridge University Press.
1378:. Dulverton (Somerset): Exmoor Press.
522:, and after the war, publisher of the
1870:Istanbul International Music Festival
1479:Dartington Hall School alumni website
1232:"The life and death of Domino Harvey"
1205:"The 2014 Dennis Wheatley Convention"
1157:Hayward, Anthony (10 December 2008).
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1890:Ludwig van Beethoven Easter Festival
1464:Higher Education at Dartington Trust
713:Tower of the former St Mary's church
606:Inspired by a long association with
258:and is now regarded as an important
191:(orig. from Yorkshire) and his wife
63:The site is the headquarters of the
1915:Mersin International Music Festival
1840:International Ankara Music Festival
1765:Festival Internacional de Santander
1085:, Routledge and Kegan Paul, p. 131.
917:Pedersen, Susan (20 October 2022).
1221:Dartington Hall report at the end.
1016:National Heritage List for England
855:National Heritage List for England
551:, published by Heinemann in 1947.
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2015:BBC Henry Wood Promenade Concerts
1975:Schleswig-Holstein Musik Festival
1835:Innsbruck Festival of Early Music
1745:Festival Internacional Cervantino
1715:Festival International Echternach
1251:Waugh, Harriet (September 1991).
173:Henry Holland, 3rd Duke of Exeter
1720:Edinburgh International Festival
1675:Cividale del Fruili - Mittelfest
953:"Dartington, A Modern Adventure"
894:William Weir and Dartington Hall
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169:John Holland, 2nd Duke of Exeter
144:John Holland, 1st Duke of Exeter
1955:Rencontres Musicales de VĂ©zelay
1820:Flanders Festival International
1620:Baalbeck International Festival
1374:Bonham-Carter, Victor (1970) .
1277:Sen, Amartya (28 August 2001).
980:Morris, Steven (4 April 2019).
146:(c.1352–1400), created in 1388
2086:Grade I listed houses in Devon
1805:Festival de l' Epau in Le Mans
1785:Festival de MĂşsica de Canarias
1564:European Festivals Association
1187:, West Aish Publishing, 1987.
833:A New Survey of England: Devon
664:and subsequently relocated to
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1635:Bergen International Festival
925:. Vol. 44, no. 20.
813:"Dartington Hall, Devonshire"
660:. In 2008, it became part of
243:In 1935, the Dartington Hall
2096:Tourist attractions in Devon
1940:Osaka International Festival
1850:International Izmir Festival
1845:International Bursa Festival
1810:Festival della Valle d'Itria
882:(ed.), London, 1791, p. 296.
775:(Dartington Hall's gardener)
1705:Drottningholms Slottsteater
1128:"An Experimental Education"
1083:The Elmhirsts of Dartington
880:Sir John-William de la Pole
850:"Dartington Hall (1108353)"
662:University College Falmouth
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1980:Semana de MĂşsica Religiosa
652:Dartington College of Arts
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646:Dartington College of Arts
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122:Entrance to the Great Hall
48:; described in Pevsner's
2121:Historic estates in Devon
1880:Ljubljana Summer Festival
1710:Dubrovnik Summer Festival
1645:Bratislava Music Festival
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1370:, Webb & Bower, 1982.
1126:Miriam Gross (May 2011).
896:. Dartington Hall Trust.
737:North corner of Courtyard
560:The Haunting of Toby Jugg
233:Delineator Home Institute
171:(1395–1447) and grandson
2111:Sustainability advocates
2101:Charities based in Devon
1970:Sarajevo Winter Festival
1655:Budapest Festival Center
1630:Belgrade Summer Festival
1436:MacManus, Steve (2017).
955:. In Smiles, Sam (ed.).
951:Jeremiah, David (1998).
892:Snell, Reginald (1986).
701:View of gardens and Hall
689:Courtyard north entrance
181:Vice-Admiral of the West
2066:Country houses in Devon
1960:Rheingau Musik Festival
1725:Emilia Romagna Festival
1610:Belgrade Music Festival
1396:Punch, Maurice (1977).
1104:. London. 16 April 2009
1081:Young, Michael (1982),
162:The 1st Duke built the
1965:Rossini Opera Festival
1279:"Tagore and His India"
1183:Gribble, David (ed.),
923:London Review of Books
919:"Do fight, don't kill"
420:Dartington Hall School
409:Dartington Hall School
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2030:Vilnius Jazz Festival
1935:Ohrid Summer Festival
1925:Music Biennale Zagreb
1775:Festival Mitte Europa
1440:, eBook Publication,
616:progressive education
514:Son of the founders,
363:Autumn in the gardens
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193:Dorothy (née Whitney)
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2020:The Spring of Mostar
1900:MITO SettembreMusica
1795:Festival de Wallonie
1253:"School for Scandal"
549:Education for Sanity
520:Franklin D Roosevelt
337:Peter Maxwell Davies
294:In North Devon, the
50:Buildings of England
2040:Wratislavia Cantans
1930:Music Isle Festival
1920:Mosel Musikfestival
1830:Haydn at Eszterhaza
1735:Estoril Music Weeks
1640:Berliner Festspiele
1625:Beiteddine Festival
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1101:The Daily Telegraph
1096:"Sir Clement Freud"
627:Rabindranath Tagore
608:Rabindranath Tagore
509:Sokari Douglas Camp
369:landscape designers
333:Harrison Birtwistle
217:Rabindranath Tagore
177:Arthur Champernowne
2081:Festivals in Devon
2076:Education in Devon
1740:Festival de MĂ©xico
1665:Chorégies d'Orange
1585:Al Bustan Festival
1580:Abu Dhabi Festival
1518:50.4518°N 3.6938°W
1349:2012-01-29 at the
1138:on 17 October 2011
779:Schumacher College
761:D. G. Champernowne
530:After Long Silence
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355:Dartington Gardens
345:Witold Lutosławski
301:Dartington Crystal
277:Schumacher College
260:modernist building
158:Historic buildings
148:Earl of Huntingdon
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1700:Dimitria Festival
1289:on 9 October 2011
1211:on 27 August 2015
966:978-1-871516-95-1
876:Pole, Sir William
749:Gardens in winter
507:and the sculptor
404:Former activities
341:Brian Ferneyhough
288:bed and breakfast
231:, who worked for
215:The influence of
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1950:Ravenna Festival
1910:March Music Days
1885:Lucerne Festival
1730:Estoril Festival
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