Brecon Baroque celebrates women composers

Par Nahoko Gotoh, 26 février 2019

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“performed with intimacy and feeling”

Critique faite à Kings Place: Hall One, Londres, le 22 février 2019

Caccini, Other

Leonarda, Other

Œuvres de Haendel

Œuvres de Jacquet de la Guerre

Brecon Baroque

Rachel Podger, Violon

Ciara Hendrick, Mezzo-soprano

Alison McGillivray, Viole de gambe

Marcin Świątkiewicz, Clavecin

Daniele Caminiti, Théorbe

Ausflug und Pilgerziel: Podgers Walk with Bach bei Brecon Baroque

Jens Klier, 2nd November

Zwei Konzerte von Brecon Baroque warfen derart inspirierend einen ersten Blick in Bachs Kosmos, dass man die Weiteren bereits sehnsüchtig erwartet.

****1

Ed Lyon excels in Monteverdi’s Songs of Love and War

Stephen Pritchard, 12th February

Tenor Ed Lyon fulfils a long-held ambition to sing Monteverdi's Eighth Book of Madrigals, conducted by his former teacher, Laurence Cummings at Milton Court.

*****

Monteverdi's 1610 Vespers in their shining glory from I Fagiolini

Nick Boston, 29th September

I Fagiolini and the English Cornett and Sackbut Ensemble give a very special performance at Kings Place.

*****

Hidden princes: Hasse's Demetrio from Opera Settecento

Dominic Lowe, 21st September

The enterprising forces of Opera Settecento brought the nearly forgotten music of Hasse's Demetrio to the Cadogan Hall, and in the process showed that this composer can easily match his more popular contemporaries.

****1

A Fairy Queen at Iford

Charlotte Valori, 23rd July

An especially adapted version of Purcell's Fairy Queen, reworked by Timothy Nelson, inspires an exceptional reading from a talented young cast at Iford.

****1

Repicco and Friends highlight some Baroque rarities for Concerts in the West

Travis Mason, 20th May

An delightful hour of Baroque rarities from Repicco and Friends.

****1

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Nahoko Gotoh

Nahoko is a UK-based Japanese music journalist with a background in musicology. She writes regularly for various Japanese media including Ongaku no tomo and Mostly Classic magazines.

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