Early Music events organised by other groups
Saturday 31 August: Worcestershire Early Music – Come and Sing early music workshop. Venue: Angel Centre, Worcester. Robert Howarth, harpsichordist and director, specialising in early music and his singer wife Lisa Wilson. The repertoire will include madrigals by Monteverdi, Gesualdo and Schütz. Book in advance – tickets £35 and information from Jill Davies jill@daviesmusic.com or book online at Eventbrite
September 13th-15th: Cambridge Early Music Weekend workshop at Hughes Hall, Cambridge.
Sisters of Ferrara & other 16th century Italian choral polyphony - a weekend for women singers studying the polyphonic choral music of convents in Italy in the 16th century, from the little-known music of Suor Leonora d’Este, Princess of Ferrara, to Josquin des Prez, Cipriano de Rore and GP Palestrina amongst others.
Tutors: Deborah Roberts and Professor Laurie Stras (co-directors of Musica Secreta). For further information contact friends@cambridgeearlymusic.org or visit https://www.cambridgeearlymusic.org/focem-event-sisters-of-ferrara.html
20-22nd September: Recorders course (Foundation & Lower Intermediate, grades 3-5) at Rydal Hall, Ambleside, Cumbria. Tutor: Mary Tyers. Click here for a leaflet, or visit www.marytyers.co.uk
28-29 September: Early Music in the Marches at Discoed. David Hatcher and David Allinson lead a two-day workshop for singers and instrumentalists on Kerll's Mass settings. Click here for an application form.
28th September: (Part of the Early Music in the Marches weekend) 7.30pm A Selection of Concerti Grossi performed by The Marches Baroque Orchestra in St Andrew's Church, Presteigne. Click here for an application form.
Saturday 5 October: SWEMF workshop for singers and instrumentalists - The Music of Michael Praetorius, with tutor Gawain Glenton. Venue: St Nicholas Church, Swindon Ln, Cheltenham. For more information, and to book, visit https://swemf.org.uk/event/1438/
29 November - 1 December: Recorders course (Upper Intermediate & Advanced, grades 5-8) at Rydal Hall, Ambleside, Cumbria. Tutor: Mary Tyers. Click here for a leaflet, or visit www.marytyers.co.uk
September 13th-15th: Cambridge Early Music Weekend workshop at Hughes Hall, Cambridge.
Sisters of Ferrara & other 16th century Italian choral polyphony - a weekend for women singers studying the polyphonic choral music of convents in Italy in the 16th century, from the little-known music of Suor Leonora d’Este, Princess of Ferrara, to Josquin des Prez, Cipriano de Rore and GP Palestrina amongst others.
Tutors: Deborah Roberts and Professor Laurie Stras (co-directors of Musica Secreta). For further information contact friends@cambridgeearlymusic.org or visit https://www.cambridgeearlymusic.org/focem-event-sisters-of-ferrara.html
20-22nd September: Recorders course (Foundation & Lower Intermediate, grades 3-5) at Rydal Hall, Ambleside, Cumbria. Tutor: Mary Tyers. Click here for a leaflet, or visit www.marytyers.co.uk
28-29 September: Early Music in the Marches at Discoed. David Hatcher and David Allinson lead a two-day workshop for singers and instrumentalists on Kerll's Mass settings. Click here for an application form.
28th September: (Part of the Early Music in the Marches weekend) 7.30pm A Selection of Concerti Grossi performed by The Marches Baroque Orchestra in St Andrew's Church, Presteigne. Click here for an application form.
Saturday 5 October: SWEMF workshop for singers and instrumentalists - The Music of Michael Praetorius, with tutor Gawain Glenton. Venue: St Nicholas Church, Swindon Ln, Cheltenham. For more information, and to book, visit https://swemf.org.uk/event/1438/
29 November - 1 December: Recorders course (Upper Intermediate & Advanced, grades 5-8) at Rydal Hall, Ambleside, Cumbria. Tutor: Mary Tyers. Click here for a leaflet, or visit www.marytyers.co.uk
