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CambridgeNew Worlds: The Enchanted Forest
Handel, Rameau, Geminiani
Academy of Ancient Music; Josette Simon; Laurence Cummings
CambridgeJoy & Devotion: The Polish Court
Gorczycki, Marenzio, Pacelli, Bertolusi, Zieleński
Sarah Latto; echo
CambridgeFairhaven Singers - The Ecstasies Above
Beethoven, Gibbons, Butler, O'Regan
Ralph Woodward; Fairhaven Singers; Bingham String Quartet
CambridgeNew Worlds: South America
Pasquini, Zipoli, Scarlatti, Casseda, Gabrieli, Palestrina, Marini, de Chavarria
Academy of Ancient Music; Voces8; Laurence Cummings
CambridgeFairhaven Singers - Music for Advent and Christmas
Palestrina, Dove, Pascoe, Hadley, Traditional German, Gibbs, Sheppard, Hely-Hutchinson, Warlock
Ralph Woodward; Fairhaven Singers
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Effervescent Italian Baroque from the Academy of Ancient Music
The Academy of Ancient Music puts composer Dario Castello in the spotlight and in context in this live stream from the West Road Concert Hall in Cambridge.
Saint and Sinner in Cambridge
Richard Egarr conducts a pair of Haydn's London Symphonies and turns soloist in a piano concerto by Dussek.
Immortal thoughts: Mortal Voices
A mixed programme of Corelli, Handel and Pergolesi brings beauty and spiritual intensity, as well as some empowered erotic playfulness, to an evening with the Academy of Ancient Music.
Fresh, funny, frivolous: Patience in Cambridge
A joyous explosion of tuneful Victorian satire provides an unlikely, yet ideal, contrast to English Touring Opera's Tosca as their Patience tours the UK in this finely-cast, period-perfect production.
Mixed Bach from the AAM in Cambridge
Music written by Bach for the Collegium Musicum, and also for the first Sunday after Easter, was played with skill and flourish by this exceptional orchestra; sadly, the singing was not consistently good enough to match.
Baroque this Christmas!
A skilfully programmed evening of Italian Baroque music gave us a Christmas concert with a difference – and, thanks to superb playing from Spiritato!, an immensely enjoyable one.