Introducing the Trumpet Marine: BREMF at Online Event, Brighton on Friday 30th October 2020

Please note: This concert is in the past and has already taken place.

Introducing the Trumpet Marine

BREMF

Part of the Brighton Early Music Festival 2020

Add to my Calendar 30-10-2020 19:00 30-10-2020 21:00 36 Introducing the Trumpet Marine Watch here: https://www.youtube.com/user/brightonemf Meet the trumpet marine, a towering, single-stringed instrument with a host of resonating or sympathetic strings. It was a trumpet-substitute for nuns and an unusual vehicle for virtuosic musical display in the late 17th century, falling out of circulation in the late 18th century and rarely seen or heard since then, despite its magnificent sound and appearance. THE SOCIETY OF STRANGE AND ANCIENT INSTRUMENTSClare Salaman: directorwithReiko IchiseJean KellySam Stadlen This year you can enjoy BREMF in the comfort of your own home.Although we are not putting events behind a paywall, as we want to encourage curiosity from those who haven’t yet discovered what a fantastic range of music we cover, we are trialling V-tickets online. These voluntary tickets offer an easy way to donate in advance towards the considerable costs of making each of the 10 programmes on offer. We even offer a ‘season ticket’ for them all. Each programme is crafted for the screen and merges musical performance with film, images, animation and documentary presentation. Programmes will be online for a week, providing flexibility of viewing across the globe, while maintaining a festival feel with scheduled premieres on YouTube and Facebook. Online Event, Brighton DD/MM/YYYY

Details

Online Event

Brighton
England

Friday 30th October 2020
7:00 PM

Programme

Various – music for the Trumpet Marine

Performers

The Society of Strange and Ancient Instruments

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Meet the trumpet marine, a towering, single-stringed instrument with a host of resonating or sympathetic strings. It was a trumpet-substitute for nuns and an unusual vehicle for virtuosic musical display in the late 17th century, falling out of circulation in the late 18th century and rarely seen or heard since then, despite its magnificent sound and appearance.

THE SOCIETY OF STRANGE AND ANCIENT INSTRUMENTS
Clare Salaman: director
with
Reiko Ichise
Jean Kelly
Sam Stadlen

This year you can enjoy BREMF in the comfort of your own home.
Although we are not putting events behind a paywall, as we want to encourage curiosity from those who haven’t yet discovered what a fantastic range of music we cover, we are trialling V-tickets online. These voluntary tickets offer an easy way to donate in advance towards the considerable costs of making each of the 10 programmes on offer. We even offer a ‘season ticket’ for them all. Each programme is crafted for the screen and merges musical performance with film, images, animation and documentary presentation. Programmes will be online for a week, providing flexibility of viewing across the globe, while maintaining a festival feel with scheduled premieres on YouTube and Facebook.

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