Will Niemand Singen?: Will no-one sing? at Old St Martin's Church, Worcester on Sunday 29th April 2018

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Will Niemand Singen?

Will no-one sing?

Part of the Worcestershire Early Music Festival 2018

Add to my Calendar 29-04-2018 15:00 29-04-2018 17:00 36 Will Niemand Singen? Songs and consort music of the court of Maximilian I The Linarol Consort of Viols - David Hatcher, Alison Kinder, Asako Morikawa & Claire Horacek, with Matthew Pochin, tenor. Music from a hitherto unpublished manuscript in Vienna, newly edited by David Hatcher. The manuscript, from the collection of the prominent banking family of Jacob Fugger, is the largest single collection of the works of court composer Ludwig Senfl, in addition to numerous pieces by Heinrich Isaac, Alexnder Agricola, Pierre de la Rue and Josquin Des Prez. Playing copies of the oldest surviving viol, made by Francesco Linarol and dating from exactly the same period as the manuscript, the Linarol Consort with Matthew Pochin will explore the rich and diverse repertoire of German song contained in this remarkable collection. Old St Martin's Church, Worcester DD/MM/YYYY

Details

Old St Martin's Church
The Cornmarket
Worcester
Worcestershire
WR1 2PN
England

Sunday 29th April 2018
3:00 PM

Programme

Ludwig Senfl – Fugger manuscript: songs

Performers

Matthew Pochin – Tenor

Linarol Consort of Viols

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Programme Note

Songs and consort music of the court of Maximilian I

The Linarol Consort of Viols - David Hatcher, Alison Kinder, Asako Morikawa & Claire Horacek, with Matthew Pochin, tenor.

Music from a hitherto unpublished manuscript in Vienna, newly edited by David Hatcher. The manuscript, from the collection of the prominent banking family of Jacob Fugger, is the largest single collection of the works of court composer Ludwig Senfl, in addition to numerous pieces by Heinrich Isaac, Alexnder Agricola, Pierre de la Rue and Josquin Des Prez. Playing copies of the oldest surviving viol, made by Francesco Linarol and dating from exactly the same period as the manuscript, the Linarol Consort with Matthew Pochin will explore the rich and diverse repertoire of German song contained in this remarkable collection.

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