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LondonWar of the Three Kingdoms
Ferrabosco II, Holborne, Brade, Gibbons, Locke, Lawes, Jenkins
Jordi Savall; Hespèrion XXI
Varazdin18th-century music for violin, viola da gamba and pardessus de viole
Mayumi Hirasaki; Vittorio Ghielmi
AmsterdamCaccini and Piccinini
Caccini, Piccinini
Henk Neven; Paulina van Laarhoven; Emma Huijsser; Mike Fentross
Los AngelesLes Talens Lyriques
Couperin
Christophe Rousset; Les Talens Lyriques; Amel Brahim-Djelloul; Eugénie Warnier; Gilone Gaubert-Jacques
LondonA Musical Offering
Buxtehude, Telemann, Bach
The Bach Players; Marion Moonen; Nicolette Moonen; Reiko Ichise
StockholmCouperin, Marais, Simpson
Couperin, Marais, Simpson
Daniel Holst; Karl Nyhlin; Mariangiola Martello; Olof Larsson
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Jordi Savall captivates again at Perth Festival
A second concert featuring Jordi Savall at the 2018 Perth Festival comprised much reduced forces - just himself and harpist Andrew Lawrence-King - but was just as rich, varied and captivating.
From the old world to the New World with Jordi Savall
Jordi Savall, Hespèrian XXI and Tembembe Ensamble Continuo brought an exciting mix of instrumental playing, song and dance presenting Baroque and pre-Baroque music from Spain and the New World.
All the evenings of the world
Jordi Savall's returns to 1991 film soundtrack and captivates a full house at St John's Smith Square.
Repicco and Friends highlight some Baroque rarities for Concerts in the West
An delightful hour of Baroque rarities from Repicco and Friends.
L'Esprit français: Les Talens Lyriques in Auckland
Les Talens Lyriques gave performances of the utmost sophistication and elegance, more than living up to their reputations of masters of this repertoire.
Baroque’n’roll: Sunday morning with Jean Rondeau
Jean Rondeau is now taking the French radio and concert halls by storm, quickly making a name for himself and his mastery of the harpsichord.
Rameau: the music of Louis XV’s court
Jordi Savall conducts ‘Le Concert des Nations’ playing suites from Baroque’s controversial Jean-Philippe Rameau. The varied programme of the Italian music festival, Mito, is enriched with this historical hint of Baroque music.