19th Stoke Newington Early Music Festival
1 to 13 July 2013 in North London

St Mary's New Church, opposite Clissold Park, London N16

    • Monday 1st July - Bach - organ recital
    • Saturday 6th July - Thomas Tallis and Robert White - Motets and Latin Psalms
    • Monday 8th July - Bach - cantatas and Lutheran Mass
    • Thursday 11th July - Buxtehude and Rosenmuller - sonatas
    • Saturday 13 July - Handel and Campra - arias and petits motets

    Many players from past concerts have agreed to play again.


    All concerts begin at 8pm. Wine and fruit juice after each concert.
    Tickets £12, Season tickets £50, Children free,
    will be sold through Bridgewood and Neitzert and on the door.

    Overdressed lutenistBegun on a shoestring in 1995, the Stoke Newington Early Music Festival has grown and flourished through the years. Generously supported by local businesses — but always independent of public funding — it is now an indispensable feature of the Stoke Newington summer, enjoyed by local residents and by lovers of early music from everywhere.

    For this year only, the festival will move from St Mary's Old Church to the Victorian church with the tall spire on the opposite side of Stoke Newington Church Street.

    The venue changes temporarily while the Old Church is repaired, but the tradition of imaginative programmes performed by world-class musicians continues.

    And the honourable custom of the audience and musicians drinking wine together after each concert continues as well.

    Long established, perfectly formed - an early music festival of charm and the highest standards.


    If you have a question or would like to join our mailing list, please e-mail info2013@stokenewingtonearlymusic.org.uk.

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Sponsors
  • Bridgewood & Neitzert
  • Yum Yum
  • Michael Naik
  • Two Wheels Good
  • Rouge
  • Next Move
  • Julian Reid
  • Oishiii
  • Spence Bakery
  • John’s Garden Centre
  • Shine Holistic
  • Sunstone
  • Meat
  • Stoke Newington Bookshop
  • El Olivo