THE
ART OF THE RECORDER
A
series of 5 concerts in All
Saints, Tudeley,
near
Tonbridge, Kent
from February to June 2007.
Tudeley Church is famous for its stained glass by Marc Chagall. It has a superb acoustic for chamber music and is home to the prestigious Tudeley Festival.
7.30pm Saturday 3rd
February 2007
Virtuoso Music for Recorder and Strings with Robert Hoult
Baroque
concerti and the Gordon Jacobs Suite.
7.30pm
Saturday 10th March 2007
“Renaissance to Rumba”
Duo
Ricercare - Andrew Collis (recorder) and Graham Roberts (guitar)
An
evening of audacious contrasts: music spanning early dance and the high
baroque, through 19th Century salon music to more contemporary
modern pieces.
7.30pm
Saturday 28th April 2007
The Pilgrim Road
Cancionero:
Anne Purnell (voice, recorders, hurdy-gurdy, percussion),
Anthony Purnell (voice, recorder, cornamuse, strings), Helen Johnson
(voice, strings, percussion) and Brian White (voice, percussion).
The recorder in a medieval context. The programme
includes a selection from the Cantigas de Santa Maria.
7.30pm
Saturday 19th May 2007
“Response to Bach”
Kathryn Bennetts and
Peter Bowman (recorders)
Bach’s Two Part Inventions and music from the 18th and 21st
centuries influenced by them.
3.00pm Sunday 24th June 2007
Baroque trios and contemporary solos
Ross
Winters and Nathan Winters (recorders) with Richard Leigh-Harris
(harpsichord and piano)
Trios by
Telemann, Purcell and Sammartini with solos by Telemann, Marcus Zahnhausen and Richard
Leigh-Harris.
Tickets:
£35 for all 5 concerts (special offer - £32 if bought before Saturday 20th
January)
Individual concerts: £10 (£8 in advance).
Reduced price for students: £4.