Open-air classical concert in Grosvenor Square: "It's not love, it's jealousy" at Grosvenor Square, London on Thursday 15th October 2020

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Open-air classical concert in Grosvenor Square

"It's not love, it's jealousy"

Add to my Calendar 15-10-2020 18:00 15-10-2020 20:00 36 Open-air classical concert in Grosvenor Square Join us in the Square for an evening of classical music with young musicians from the Handel House Talent Programme. About this Event “It’s not love, it’s jealousy”. The torment of jealousy pervades in this performance from Soprano Hannah Ely, Olwen Foulkes on Recorder and Harry Buckoke who will be playing the Viola da Gamba. It explores the development of monody from Giaches de Wert in the 16th century to Alessandro Scarlatti in the 18th century. The safety of residents and the community is our priority. This event will follow the government social distancing and hygiene guidelines, with a limited and socially distanced audience, so please book in advance. Grosvenor Square, London DD/MM/YYYY

Details

Grosvenor Square
Mayfair
Westminster
London
W1K 2HP
England

Thursday 15th October 2020
6:00 PM

Programme

Tobias Hume – The First Part of Ayres, for sologambe
Jean-Baptiste Drouart de Bousset – Porquoy Doux Rossingol
Alessandro Scarlatti – Ardo, è ver, per te d'amore
Jean-Baptiste-Antoine Forqueray – Pieces de Viole, Premiere Livre: La Laborde
Henry Purcell – The Fairy Queen: 'O let me weep'
Barbara Strozzi – Cantate, ariette, e duetti, Op.2
Giulio Caccini – Le nuove musiche
Jacob van Eyck – Der Fluyten Lust-hof: Philis schoone Harderinne
Giaches de Wert – Dunque basciar si belle e dolce labbia
Giaches de Wert – Ma di che debbo lamentarmi

Performers

Hannah Ely – soprano
Olwen Foulkes – recorder
Harry Buckoke – viola da gamba

Programme Note

Join us in the Square for an evening of classical music with young musicians from the Handel House Talent Programme.

About this Event

“It’s not love, it’s jealousy”. The torment of jealousy pervades in this performance from Soprano Hannah Ely, Olwen Foulkes on Recorder and Harry Buckoke who will be playing the Viola da Gamba. It explores the development of monody from Giaches de Wert in the 16th century to Alessandro Scarlatti in the 18th century.

The safety of residents and the community is our priority. This event will follow the government social distancing and hygiene guidelines, with a limited and socially distanced audience, so please book in advance.

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