The Monteverdi Vespers has become the most performed and loved work of the the 17th Century, composed for a richly colourful group of 6 solo voices, choir and an orchestra, including three cornetts and sackbutts.
Born on the Dartington estate, Richard’s (1933 – 2007) life was a love affair with the piano, one which lead him to work with international musical legends through to amateur music makers.
Black Hair contemporary music ensemble takes its name from the Japanese ghost story by the 19th century writer Lafcadio Hearn, upon which director Roger Marsh based his song of the same name.
The final classical concert of our popular 2007/08 Music in the Round and Celebrating Schubert series.
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