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Treasures Of The Early Baroque

Part of the 'Outside Insight' Exhibition & Concert 2018 Series

Add to my Calendar 01-10-2017 15:00 01-10-2017 17:00 36 Treasures Of The Early Baroque For this teatime concert, early music specialists Musicke in the Ayre uncover hidden gems of the 17th century from Venice, Ferrara and Versailles, including rarely heard pieces for three sopranos originally written for the famed ‘Singing ladies’ of the Ferrara court and their imitators. Listen out for some references to the Three Graces, some of which you may also discover amongst the art exhibits! Musicke in the Ayre is an evolving circle of singers and instrumentalists formed by lutenist/luthier Din Ghani in 2011 to explore the vast repertoire of 16th and 17th century art song from across Europe, accompanied by the lute and related instruments. Musicke in the Ayre’s ethos is to present concert programmes that are engaging and  entertaining, as well as educational. Tea and biscuits are available from 2.30pm. Delicious single-estate, fair-trade Colombian coffee and chocolate will also be available at our special stall for the event. Programme Treasures of the Early Baroque T’amo mia vita Luzzasco Luzzaschi (1545 – 1607) Se l’aura spira Girolamo Frescobaldi (1583 – 1643) Sospira respira Barbara Strozzi (1619 – 1677) Le tre Gratie a Venere Barbara Strozzi Corrente Alessandro Piccinini (1566 – 1638) Ma bergere est tendre et fidele Michel Lambert (1610 – 1696) Dialogue de la Paix et de la Felicite Michel Lambert Admirons notre jeune Michel Lambert Pavaniglia con parti variate Giovanni Foscarini (1600 – 1647) Folle e ben Tarquinio Merula (1595 – 1665) Su la riva Angelo Notari (1566 – 1663) Come dolce Claudio Monteverdi (1567 – 1643)    Din Ghani lute, archlute, baroque guitar ¦ Jane Hunt soprano ¦ Philippa Neaverson soprano ¦ Maria Danishvar Brown soprano   Silk Mill Gallery, Frome DD/MM/YYYY

Details

Silk Mill Gallery
Merchants Barton
Saxonvale

Frome
Somerset
BA11 1PT
England


Programme

Varioussongs of the early baroque

Performers

Din Ghani – archlute

Musycke in the Ayre

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Programme Note

For this teatime concert, early music specialists Musicke in the Ayre uncover hidden gems of the 17th century from Venice, Ferrara and Versailles, including rarely heard pieces for three sopranos originally written for the famed ‘Singing ladies’ of the Ferrara court and their imitators.

Listen out for some references to the Three Graces, some of which you may also discover amongst the art exhibits!

Musicke in the Ayre is an evolving circle of singers and instrumentalists formed by lutenist/luthier Din Ghani in 2011 to explore the vast repertoire of 16th and 17th century art song from across Europe, accompanied by the lute and related instruments. Musicke in the Ayre’s ethos is to present concert programmes that are engaging and  entertaining, as well as educational.

Tea and biscuits are available from 2.30pm. Delicious single-estate, fair-trade Colombian coffee and chocolate will also be available at our special stall for the event.

Programme

Treasures of the Early Baroque

T’amo mia vita Luzzasco Luzzaschi (1545 – 1607)

Se l’aura spira Girolamo Frescobaldi (1583 – 1643)

Sospira respira Barbara Strozzi (1619 – 1677)

Le tre Gratie a Venere Barbara Strozzi

Corrente Alessandro Piccinini (1566 – 1638)

Ma bergere est tendre et fidele Michel Lambert (1610 – 1696)

Dialogue de la Paix et de la Felicite Michel Lambert

Admirons notre jeune Michel Lambert

Pavaniglia con parti variate Giovanni Foscarini (1600 – 1647)

Folle e ben Tarquinio Merula (1595 – 1665)

Su la riva Angelo Notari (1566 – 1663)

Come dolce Claudio Monteverdi (1567 – 1643) 

 

Din Ghani lute, archlute, baroque guitar ¦ Jane Hunt soprano ¦ Philippa Neaverson soprano ¦ Maria Danishvar Brown soprano

 

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