The 14th Cowbridge Music Festival will take place this September, offering diverse music events in both Welsh and English.

Tickets are now on sale for the festival, which runs from September 13 to 22.

The festival has established itself as a major music event in Wales, and this year promises to showcase world-class talent from across the globe and locally.

Over its lifetime, the festival has engaged more than 11,000 pupils and care homes with its outreach programme.

"We are delighted to present such a diverse and exciting programme for the 2024 Cowbridge Music Festival," said festival co-artistic directors Joseph Fort and Rosalind Ventris.

"We are particularly proud to highlight the incredible talent from Wales, celebrating this rich cultural heritage and bringing this wonderful music to as many people as possible."

Exciting performances to look forward to include Welsh/English artist Eädyth Crawford, Welsh pianist Llŷr Williams, and Welsh folk group Pedair.

Additionally, the festival will host a concert by young Welsh chamber musicians and a recital by rising stars Edgar Francis and Jâms Coleman.

Festival-goers can also enjoy choral evensong featuring beloved Welsh hymns and a concert by the Cardiff-based Cantemus Chamber Choir.

The festival, which has something to offer everyone, will also provide a platform for world-renowned artists such as the Castalian Quartet and soprano Mary Bevan.

Not to forget, there will musical performances by international concert pianist Libby Burgess and violinist and composer Simmy Singh.

Community engagement remains at the core of the festival’s mission.

Concerts like Prokofiev’s ‘Peter and the Wolf’ and ‘The Tortoise and the Hare’ presented by Toscana Strings at Cowbridge Comprehensive School Theatre, promise to be enjoyable for people of all ages.

For the full line up, more information and to purchase tickets, please visit the Cowbridge Music Festival website.