There are just a couple of returns for each of these concerts on Sunday if anyone would like them – £20 each, Roger
SUNDAY 20th September at 2pm & 6.30pm
Carolyn Sampson and Matthew Wadsworth present a programme of some of their favourite 17th century songs, touching all corners of society. From plaintive folk songs and ballads to the genius and depths of Dowland, Johnson and Purcell. Music was played and heard, in the street, at home, in religious settings and in the theatre, just like today. At the centre of the programme is Echos in air by Laura Snowden – a wonderfully hypnotic work for solo theorbo, written for Matthew Wadsworth in 2019.
PROGRAMME
Anon: I will give my love an apple
Paggingtons pound
Lord Willoughby’s welcome home
John Dowland (1563-1626)
Fortune my foe (lute solo)
In darkness let me dwell
If my complaints
Robert Johnson (1583-1633)
Away delights
O let us howl
Henry Purcell (1659-1695)
O solitude
Laura Snowden
Echos in air (solo theorbo)
Henry Purcell (1659-1695)
Amidst the shades
The fatal hour
Mad Bess
An evening hymn
ALSO PLEASE NOTE SLIGHT AMENDMENTS TO FUTURE CONCERTS
THERE WILL NOW BE TWO PERFORMANCES OF THE ZOFFANY QUINTET
Sunday 8th November at 4pm & 6.30pm
ZOFFANY ENSEMBLE
Manon Derome violin Catherine Musker viola
Michael Dussek piano Tony Pleeth cello
Beethoven; Piano Quartet No 3 in C major
Brahms; Piano Quartet No 2 in A major Op 26
AND CHIAROSCURO QUARTET
Monday 16th November at 3pm & 7pm
CHIAROSCURO QUARTET
Mozart Prussian Quartets
No 21 in D major K575
No 22 in B flat K589
No 23 in F major K590
