Early Music events organised by other groups
Various dates throughout the year: 'Run by Singers' organises a wide range of singing opportunities both in the UK and abroad.
To find out more, visit their website www.runbysingers.org
Various dates throughout the year: 'Run by Singers' organises a wide range of singing opportunities both in the UK and abroad.
To find out more, visit their website www.runbysingers.org
Saturday 14th February at 7.30pm. New Radnor Community Hall, Hall Lane, New Radnor LD8 2SW
'Music in New Radnor' present Trio Sonoro ‘A time Traveller’s Pilgrimage’.
Richard MacKenzie - lute; Gareth Glyn Roberts – tenor; Deborah Catterall – mezzo-soprano. Travel through time with a pilgrim on his musical journey from the 9th to the 17th century via the music of Josquin des Pres, Guillaume Du Fay, Francesco Landini, William Byrd and a host of other early composers. An evening of captivating and entertaining early vocal pieces from two eminent singers, interspersed with lute solos by a master of the instrument. Trio Sonoro will explain the programme, translate the texts and explore 'hopping off' points through the musical journey. They describe the programme as - ‘a mixture of beautiful, humorous, romantic – and just plain daft in parts’. Box office 01544 350746 / 07493 940683
Saturday 14th February 2pm - 8.30pm. Selly Oak Methodist Church, Langleys Road Birmingham B29 6HT
Echoes: Mini Music Festival
2pm Tastar Di Corde Arngeir Hauksson (50min) - free concert (donations welcome).
4.30 pm Ancient Instruments - Meet and Greet hosted by Arngeir Hauksson & Blondel (45min) - free demonstration and Q & A session (donations welcome).
6.30pm Cover Story Blondel - ticketed performance (2 hours), click here for tickets.
Booking for this event closes at the end of February!
The popular Beauchamp Early Music Course has been running for many years, having been started by Alan Lumsden from his Gloucestershire home, Beauchamp House. Known for its very friendly atmosphere, many participants return to share their love of early music and meet up with friends both old and new. Malvern College, set in a wonderful spot below the beautiful Malvern Hills, will again host us 19th – 24th July 2026. Enthusiasts of Early Music, both instrumentalists and singers are very welcome to join our participants from both the UK and abroad. We offer full board or day attendance. All accommodation has ensuite facilities.
Click here for full details.
Sunday 1st March 2026 at 3.30pm. The Old Bishop's Palace, Worcester, WR1 2JD
Worcestershire Early Music. Players of The Hampstead Collective: "Agrippina's Betrayal."
A programme centred round Handel's Cantata of 1707, "Agrippina a condotta a morire". Handel, Kuhnau, Buxtehude and Schutz.
Full details of all concerts can be found at: News – Worcestershire Early Music
Tickets (£22) for all concerts can be bought either at the door or via Worcestershire Early Music
Sunday 19th April 15.30-17.30pm. Henry Sandon Hall, Royal Porcelain Works, Severn Street, Worcester, WR1 2NE.
A Worcestershire Early Music/Worcester Concert Club joint event: J.S. Bach, Brandenberg Concerti 3 - 6.
Musical and Amicable Society, tickets £25, available online soon. Click here for tickets.
'Music in New Radnor' present Trio Sonoro ‘A time Traveller’s Pilgrimage’.
Richard MacKenzie - lute; Gareth Glyn Roberts – tenor; Deborah Catterall – mezzo-soprano. Travel through time with a pilgrim on his musical journey from the 9th to the 17th century via the music of Josquin des Pres, Guillaume Du Fay, Francesco Landini, William Byrd and a host of other early composers. An evening of captivating and entertaining early vocal pieces from two eminent singers, interspersed with lute solos by a master of the instrument. Trio Sonoro will explain the programme, translate the texts and explore 'hopping off' points through the musical journey. They describe the programme as - ‘a mixture of beautiful, humorous, romantic – and just plain daft in parts’. Box office 01544 350746 / 07493 940683
Saturday 14th February 2pm - 8.30pm. Selly Oak Methodist Church, Langleys Road Birmingham B29 6HT
Echoes: Mini Music Festival
2pm Tastar Di Corde Arngeir Hauksson (50min) - free concert (donations welcome).
4.30 pm Ancient Instruments - Meet and Greet hosted by Arngeir Hauksson & Blondel (45min) - free demonstration and Q & A session (donations welcome).
6.30pm Cover Story Blondel - ticketed performance (2 hours), click here for tickets.
Booking for this event closes at the end of February!
The popular Beauchamp Early Music Course has been running for many years, having been started by Alan Lumsden from his Gloucestershire home, Beauchamp House. Known for its very friendly atmosphere, many participants return to share their love of early music and meet up with friends both old and new. Malvern College, set in a wonderful spot below the beautiful Malvern Hills, will again host us 19th – 24th July 2026. Enthusiasts of Early Music, both instrumentalists and singers are very welcome to join our participants from both the UK and abroad. We offer full board or day attendance. All accommodation has ensuite facilities.
Click here for full details.
Sunday 1st March 2026 at 3.30pm. The Old Bishop's Palace, Worcester, WR1 2JD
Worcestershire Early Music. Players of The Hampstead Collective: "Agrippina's Betrayal."
A programme centred round Handel's Cantata of 1707, "Agrippina a condotta a morire". Handel, Kuhnau, Buxtehude and Schutz.
Full details of all concerts can be found at: News – Worcestershire Early Music
Tickets (£22) for all concerts can be bought either at the door or via Worcestershire Early Music
Sunday 19th April 15.30-17.30pm. Henry Sandon Hall, Royal Porcelain Works, Severn Street, Worcester, WR1 2NE.
A Worcestershire Early Music/Worcester Concert Club joint event: J.S. Bach, Brandenberg Concerti 3 - 6.
Musical and Amicable Society, tickets £25, available online soon. Click here for tickets.