Early Music events organised by other groups
It is likely that some events will be cancelled or postponed because of health concerns. Please contact the relevant organisations for more information.
2021
Fri 21 May - Sun 23 May: Worcestershire Early Music Festival: details tba.
25 July - 1 August &1 August - 8 August: Applications are now open for the Cambridge Early Music Baroque and Renaissance Summer Schools which this year will take place at Benslow Music, Hitchin (please click here to see the brochure).
There are bursaries available for those whose financial situation would prevent them from attending our courses, particularly music students (normally, but not always, under 25 years old) and those setting out on a career in music. Details of these can be found at www.cambridgeearlymusic.org/bursaries.html
1 - 7 August: Beauchamp Early Music Course - 'O Quam Gloriosum'. Tutors will be David Hatcher, David Allinson and Sue Addison, and the repertoire will feature music associated with saints and sainthood, from small-scale settings to grand, polychoral masterpieces. For more information, contact Anne Summers at anne@glosacadmusic.org or by phone on 01989 218432 / 01452 668592,
or visit https://www.glosacadmusic.org/copy-of-adult-music-courses-2
2022
Saturday 21st May: Worcestershire Early Music Festival's Pride and Prejudice Ball. Details tba.
2021
Fri 21 May - Sun 23 May: Worcestershire Early Music Festival: details tba.
25 July - 1 August &1 August - 8 August: Applications are now open for the Cambridge Early Music Baroque and Renaissance Summer Schools which this year will take place at Benslow Music, Hitchin (please click here to see the brochure).
There are bursaries available for those whose financial situation would prevent them from attending our courses, particularly music students (normally, but not always, under 25 years old) and those setting out on a career in music. Details of these can be found at www.cambridgeearlymusic.org/bursaries.html
1 - 7 August: Beauchamp Early Music Course - 'O Quam Gloriosum'. Tutors will be David Hatcher, David Allinson and Sue Addison, and the repertoire will feature music associated with saints and sainthood, from small-scale settings to grand, polychoral masterpieces. For more information, contact Anne Summers at anne@glosacadmusic.org or by phone on 01989 218432 / 01452 668592,
or visit https://www.glosacadmusic.org/copy-of-adult-music-courses-2
2022
Saturday 21st May: Worcestershire Early Music Festival's Pride and Prejudice Ball. Details tba.
