Great works: Byrd’s Quomodo cantabimus
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A one-day choral conference for anyone leading or involved in singing includes sessions on period performance practice for voices, with guest presenters Professor Martin Ashley, William Hunt and Andrew Parrott, discussing the voice in the time of Gibbons and JS Bach. There is also a trade exhibition throughout the day.
A treat for recorder players and early music enthusiasts alike, in a morning lecture and afternoon masterclass, led by Francesca Clements.
John Dunstaple - context and contenance - online talk.
A three-day exhibition with a full programme of workshops, lecture recitals, talks and makers’ demonstration recitals, plus concerts and evensong at St Michael & All Angels Church.
A Plaine and Easie Introduction ... to the mathematics of tuning and temperaments.
‘Framed to the life of the words’ - tradition and invention in the sacred music of William Byrd.
Master Byrd differs from 'greatest hits' compilations in being a dramatic presentation that helps the audience understand Byrd's life and the conditions of composition and his music.
Join tenor James Gilchrist, Henrike Lähnemann, German medieval historian, and the editor David Hatcher for an informal conversation about the making of 'Inn Stetter Hut', find out who was the richest man in the 16th and discuss why the song 'Lust hab ich ghabt zur Musica' couldn't be included in the programme. Followed at 7.30pm...
Master Byrd differs from ‘greatest hits’ compilations in being a dramatic presentation that helps the audience understand Byrd’s life and the conditions of composition and his music.
Master Byrd differs from ‘greatest hits’ compilations in being a dramatic presentation that helps the audience understand Byrd’s life and the conditions of composition and his music.
Through a series of lectures and recitals, led by a range of experts, uncover more about William Byrd, his life and music.
This year's festival takes place in venues in and around Gloucester.
A four-part online lecture series that will take you through Monteverdi's life, work, and most famous piece, the Vespers of 1610.
Join the Stay at Home Choir to learn and study Bach's "Komm, Jesu, komm" with the Leipzig Bach Archiv and David Hill MBE.
The festival's 50th anniversary year.
A talk by harpist Leah Stuttard, preceded by TVEMF AGM at 7.30pm. Talk - open to all; AGM - TVEMF members only.
‘Regina Caeli, Regina Mundi’: musical veneration of the Virgin Mary in the Spanish Golden Age. The talk will be recorded for those not able to hear it on the night.
Concerts, workshops and talks with the theme of Threads of Gold.
Concerts and talks with the theme of Metamorfosi culminating with the biennial International Young Artist Competition.
A one-day conference on 17th and 18th century singing and vocal music, directed by Dr David Allinson.
The Charles Burney Early Music Festival returns for a third year to celebrate the life of one of King’s Lynn's most distinguished residents. Events include chamber concerts, a talk and a walk, enabling audiences to find out more about this renowned music historian and his family.