Concerts, Education & Musical Inspiration
Cambridge Early Music runs a lively education programme for all ages – central to which are our Summer Schools – and a series of concerts throughout the year in historic Cambridge venues.
Cambridge Early Music runs a lively education programme for all ages – central to which are our Summer Schools – and a series of concerts throughout the year in historic Cambridge venues.
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From Leipzig to London
Wednesday 18 November 2020 at 7.30pm - St Botolph's Church
The Brook Street Band
The Brook Street Band
A fictional meeting between Bach and Handel, the two greatest musicians of the baroque era, contrasting the huge variety within their music. The best elements of Bach’s strict Lutheran Germany and Handel’s decadent London combine to enable this creativity to flourish, spirituality and joie de vivre combining, to create an unforgettable event. This is music to feed the soul and calm the mind in these testing times.
DATES FOR YOUR DIARY
The Joyful Mysteries
Thursday 10 December - Little St Mary’s Church
The Bach Players - Nicolette Moonen (violin) and Pawel Siwczak (organ)
The Bach Players - Nicolette Moonen (violin) and Pawel Siwczak (organ)
Heinrich Ignaz Franz Biber (1644–1704) wrote 15 Rosary Sonatas, 5 of which make up he Joyful Mysteries, appropriate for the Christmas season: The Annunciation; The Visitation; The Nativity; The Presentation in the Temple; and Jesus in the Temple.
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