A programme of obligato works for violin, cello and harpsichord including works by Telemann, Mondonville, Leclair and Handel.
www.handelhouse.org

A programme of obligato works for violin, cello and harpsichord including works by Telemann, JS Bach, Mondonville, Leclair and Handel.

 

Guest appearance by renowned composer and vocalist Errollyn Wallen

Christmas Baroque Music by Handel and Charpentier and two new pieces by Wallen: The Queen and I and What's Up, Doc?
Price of ticket includes mulled wine and mince pie

www.kingofhearts.org.uk

 

 

Getting a Closer Look: Spot light on Bach's Cello Suites

Tatty Theo provides a historical background, and performs parts of the Suites, giving visitors valuable insights into Bach's masterpiece and the instrument itself. This event is part of the Museum's Getting a Closer Look series for visually impaired visitors,
but is designed to be accessible to all visitors.

www.handelhouse.org.uk

 

 

A programme for soprano, flute/recorder, cello and harpsichord celebrating the diversity within Handel's music and exploring French, Italian and German influences on England's greatest 'naturalised' composer.

 

Handel 'meets' Leclair. A programme celebrating Leclair's 1728 visit to London and exploring the musical connections between these two men.

 

 

The Inventive Violin:

This event is a composition workshop led by an artist from The Brook Street Band, which will enable young violinists to play baroque music and learn about the baroque style. Using a baroque piece as a starting point, they will then be invited to use their imaginations and experiment with a variety of sounds and musical ideas, leading to some composition work. Students will work with towards a short performance which parents will be welcome to attend. Max 15 students aged 16 and under (Grade 3 upwards).

 

The Violin Story:

This event is designed to give an overview of the history of the violin, with musical illustrations that present a range of musical styles. An artist from the Brook Street Band will take the session and bring in a variety of violins to show visitors.

Pre-booking essential for both events. Ticket holders only. Free for young people aged 16 and under, adult admission applies (£4.50 adults, £3.50 concessions). These events have been organised in association with the Genius of the Violin Festival. For more information about other events, please visit www.geniusoftheviolin.org

 

Handel 'meets' Leclair. A programme celebrating Leclair's 1728 visit to London and exploring the musical connections between these two men.

www.london-handel-festival.com

 

The Brook Street Band joins forces with the renowned Keswick Hall Choir under conductor John Aplin, for a performance of Monteverdi's stunning Vespers of 1610, in the beautiful setting of Norwich Cathedral
www.keswickhallchoir.org.uk

 

Guest appearance by renowned composer and vocalist Errollyn Wallen

www.buryfestival.co.uk

Programme to be confirmed
www.bathfestivals.org.uk

 

Guest appearance by renowned composer and vocalist Errollyn Wallen

 

Programme to be confirmed

www.kuhmofestival.fi

 

 

 

 

 

 

2003

11 December 2003
Handel House Museum
25 Brook Street, London W1
6pm