Upcoming Concerts
January to March 2025
What is Our Life? | Lullabies for Valentine's Day | Counting the Hours
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Adult ticket £18.00
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Adult accompanying a school age child £25.00
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What is Our Life?
Friday, 24 January, 7.30pm
The Old Church, Stoke Newington Church St, N16 [venue]
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Chelys Consort of Viols
Alison Kinder
Ibrahim Aziz
Kate Conway
Sam Stadlen
Jennifer Bullock
with soprano Emily Atkinson
A concert dedicated to the life and career of the English composer Orlando Gibbons, who died 400 years ago in 1625.
The programme traces the development of the composer from his youth in Cambridge to his time at the Chapel Royal and subsequently Westminster Abbey, where he became organist in 1623, shortly before his death.
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More about Chelys Consort of Viols
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Child accompanied by an adult £12.00
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Child accompanied by 2 adults £20.00
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Unaccompanied Adult £8.00
Lullabies for Valentine's Day
Friday, 14 February, 11:00am
The Old Church, Stoke Newington Church St, N16 [venue]
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lntesa Duo
A concert for little ones, their parents and carers, performed by Intesa Duo, with a programme for viols and voice.
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This Early Music for Early Years concert is one of our series of performances for small children held both during our annual festival and at other times through the year.
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Adult ticket £18.00
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Adult accompanying a school age child £25.00
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Adult accompanying 2 school age children £30.00
Counting the Hours
Thursday, 13 March, 7:00pm
The Old Church, Stoke Newington Church St, N16 [venue]
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Incantati
Petra Samhaber-Eckhardt, violin
Rachel Stott, viola d'amore
Ibrahim Aziz, viola da gamba
with harpsichordist Satoko Doi-Luck
and singer/speaker Daniel Gilchrist
Incantati perform a programme based around Bach's Goldberg Variations. In this concert, the miraculously crafted Goldberg canons are presented in the context of canons from the middle ages through to Bach's time, alongside other music of nighttime.
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