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Items are taken from Early Music News, Thames Valley Early Music Forum, and from viol consorts themselves, with thanks. You are strongly advised to check on concert dates, times etc with the organisers!

      

July 2010

11 July (Sunday) / 16:00
St George's Bloomsbury, Bloomsbury Way, London WC1A 2HR

"Marais Montage"

SOLO RECITAL, IBI AZIZ- VIOLA DA GAMBA, with
Jennifer Barron- viola da gamba
Masumi Yamamoto- harpsichord


5th - 15th July
Sixteenth Stoke Newington Early Music Festival 2010 - www.stokenewingtonearlymusic.org.uk
Saint Mary’s Old Church, Stoke Newington Church Street, London N16

Tickets £10/£7, Season £45/£30, children free. Reservations 01865 308374
On sale at Bridgewood and Neitzert [http://www.londonviolins.com] N16 or on the door

5 July (Monday) / 20:00

Matthew Locke - consorts for viols
Ibrahim Aziz, Vanessa Coode
Fiona Huggett and Suzanne Heinrich - viols
Taro Takeuchi - theorbo


7 July (Wednesday) / 20:00

Gesualdo and Monteverdi – motets
Carys Lane - soprano, Caroline Trevor - alto
Simon Wall and Mark Dobell - tenor
Thomas Guthrie - bass


10 July (Saturday) / 20:00

Buxtehude and Bach
sacred arias and cantatas
Katharine Fuge - soprano, Mark Radcliffe - oboe
Bojan Cicic and Philip Yeeles - violin
Vanessa Coode - viol, Christopher Bucknall - organ


15 July (Thursday) / 20:00

François Couperin
Les Nations – L'impériale and La piémontoise
Bojan Cicic and Philip Yeeles - violin
Vanessa Coode - viol
James Johnstone harpsichord




30 July (Friday) / 19:30
Frederikshavn Church, Vendsyssel, Denmark

The King’s Consort with Robin Blaze, Susanne Heinrich, Lynda Sayce and Robert King
Two Golden Ages - Music from Elizabethan England and Purcell's London

      

August 2010

21 August / 19:30
Binham Priory (The Priory Church of St Mary and the Holy Cross, Binham, Norfolk)

L’Arabesque: Susanne Heinrich & Lynda Sayce. Music by Johnson, Hume, Telemann, Marais, Abel and Handel

Tickets from Maureen Frost, 01328 830362, davidfrost226@btinternet.com


27th - 30th August

The Suffolk Villages Festival
JS Bach and his World

Box office & further information:
01206 366603
box@suffolkvillagesfestival.com
www.suffolkvillagesfestival.com

27 August (Friday) / 20:00
St Mary’s Church, Stoke by Nayland

J S Bach in Weimar, 1714: Cantatas nos. 12, 18, 54, 199
Soloists, Psalmody, The Parley of Instruments
Directed by Peter Holman


28 August (Saturday) / 12:00
St James’s Church, Nayland

German Sixteenth-Century Song
John Potter (tenor)
Alison Crum, Roy Marks and Andrew Kerr (early Renaissance viols)


28 August (Saturday) / 19:30
St Mary’s Church, Stoke by Nayland

Music for the Dresden Court Orchestra by Vivaldi, Telemann, Hasse, Pisendel and others
Huw Daniel (violin), Philippa Hyde (soprano)
Essex Baroque Orchestra
Directed by Steven Devine


29 August (Sunday) / 19:30
St Mary’s Church, Stoke by Nayland

Music at the Court of Frederick the Great by J.S. Bach, C.P.E. Bach, Quantz, & Frederick the Great
Jack Edwards (reader), Rachel Latham (flute), Tassilo Erhardt (violin),
Mark Caudle (viola da gamba & violoncello), Steven Devine (harpsichord)
Pre-concert talk by Professor Anthony King


30 August (Monday) / 12:00
St Mary’s Church, Boxford

German Nineteenth-Century Song
Stephen Varcoe (baritone), David Miller (guitar)


30 August (Monday) / 19:30
St Mary’s Church, Hadleigh

Soloists, Psalmody, Essex Baroque Orchestra
Directed by Peter Holman
C P E Bach: St Matthew Passion (1769)
First British performance


      

September 2010

18 September (Saturday) / 13:00
Fota House, Carraigtwohil, East Cork, Ireland

Susanne Heinrich, viol solo recital
‘Passion and Division’

www.eastcorkearlymusic.ie


      

Last month's concerts

June 2010

FRETWORK to curate a week-long festival at King's Place (www.kingsplace.co.uk), London.
Programmes to include the premier of a new work based on Drake's circumnavigation of the globe by Orlando Gough.

16 June
King's Place, London with Emma Kirkby at 1930

Two fathers of British music: Wiiliam Byrd's consort songs and consort music with Henry Purcell's Fantazias and songs


17 June
King's Place, London with Michael Chance at 1900

World premier of 'Shadows of Night' by Orlando Gough, together with music by Lawes & Jenkins.


17 June
King's Place, London at 2100

J.S.Bach: The Goldberg Variations, arranged for 6 viols by Richard Boothby.


18 June
King's Place, London with Clare Wilkinson at 1930

'Delicious Solitude' A programme ranging from Byrd to Britten; from Purcell to Pärt; from Wolf to Warlock; and from Gibbons to Goehr.


19 June
King's Place, London at 1930

World premier of 'The World Encompassed' by Orlando Gough, including music from 16thC England & Spain describing the circumnavigation of the world by Francis Drake 1577 - 80.

      


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