5/5 Heather H. 9 months ago on Google
What
an
amazing
find!
I
love
music
but
am
not
a
classical
buff,
however
this
house
is
like
a
trip
back
in
time.
It's
all
historic
furniture
with
newly
renovated
rooms
and
the
care
taken
shows,
I
was
resting
my
back
leaning
in
a
doorway
watching
a
beautiful
visual
display
with
music,
when
on
a
side
table
nearby
notes
of
music
started
appearing
across
a
blank
sheet
of
musical
staves.
What
a
delight!
There
are
no
flashy
labels,
you
just
need
to
pay
attention.
I
loved
it.
Upstairs
we
saw
a
group
of
professional
musicians
who
played
two
sets
of
music,
had
a
little
rest
while
listening,
and
carried
on
exploring
after.
They
were
brilliant
and
added
the
extra
dimension
if
hearing
what
we
were
learning
about,
Handel's
genius.
Then....we
found
Jimmy
Hendrix's
old
flat
which
is
recreated
faithfully
from
photographs
and
stood
there
reminiscing
about
the
70s.
A
lovely
volunteer
chatted
to
us
about
the
displays
and
we
shared
our
memories
with
him.
It
was
a
great
afternoon
of
entertainment
and
we
learned
a
lot.
There's
also
a
studio
for
workshops
too,
so
it
would
be
a
lovely
venue
for
young
music
students
to
visit.
Very
helpful
staff
and
a
lift
to
every
floor
with
interconnecting
doors
to
the
Hendrix
flat.
Totally
accessible
for
disabled
people,
the
only
request
I
would
make
is
to
put
a
few
chairs
on
each
level
for
disabled
visitors
to
rest
between
areas.
Do
go,
your
carer
is
free
and
the
entry
fee
is
a
very
reasonable
£14.
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