Tickets are now selling well, so if you have not yet booked, maybe you should!
To buy tickets for July 13th go here.
Hardys’ poems about his wife Emma after her death inspired a wide range of 20th century composers – and have continued to inspire into the 21st century.
The programme for July 13th will include:
Arthur Keegan’s – Elegies for Emma
Gerald Finzi – Shortening Days and It Never Looks Like Summer
Benjamin Britten – At The Railway Station Upway
Songs by Imogen Holst, Ivor Gurney, Robin Milford, Betty Roe, Henry Handel (Ethel) Richardson
A new song by composer Kerry Andrews.
To buy tickets for July 13th go here.
6.30 doors open, 7pm concert, 8.30pm Edwardian supper – hopefully in the garden.
£28 to include buffet supper and wine.
For more on the performers on July 13th see this post; for more on the genesis of this project, see this post.
Thursday 29th June 2pm – St James’ Church Sussex Gardens W2 3UD
FREE concert with Madeleine Mitchell’s London Chamber Ensemble
Herbert Howells – String Quartet No 3 – newly discovered version
Franz Schubert – Cello quintet D956
Saturday 9th September –
The Voice Trio – Lighter Patterns of Love
On 9th September we are going back to Highgate School Chapel for a recital by the lovely Voice Trio, Victoria, Clemmie and Emily, who gave us such a wonderful evening devoted to Hildbrand of Bingen eighteen months ago.
The concert will start at 7 with a short interval for a (free) glass of wine in the quadrangle.
Ticket cost- £20 to include a glass of wine.
You can book here.
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