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Touching the fingerprints of ghosts
A few years ago, in a junk shop in North London, I found a square piano masquerading as a display table.
Ave Maria, Bernat Vivancos
The other day I came across a beautiful version of Schubert’s Ave Maria by the Catalan composer, Bernat Vivancos, former Director of Music at L’Escolania de Montserrat. I started reading up on the Escolania and have become rather captivated by this ancient boys’ choir which sings liturgically 365 days a year at the Benedictine monastery… Continue reading Ave Maria, Bernat Vivancos
Les Mystères: attendez l’Époux
Les Mystères: attendez l’Époux New composition by Suzy Robinson #womeninmusic #womencomposers
Behind the Advent windows: the glamour of carolling
It was one of those lean Christmases where you grab any gig that comes your way…#musicaladvent @adventmusical
Cats, a love story by Margaret Atwood
Friday night in August is not a good time to die
Friday night in August is not a good time to die #RobertRobinson
Musical Miniatures: recording workshop
Philomel is back with some socially-distant workshop-recordings of newly written musical miniatures. Stay, O Sweet from Virelais is a setting of words by John Donne by Canadian-born Glasgow-based composer Emily Doolittle. Recorded in Richmond Unitarian Church, August 2020. Suzy Robinson, Janet Oates and Michael Keen perform. Stay O Sweet (video) Emilydoolittle.com Philomel.co.uk
Folle Cor: Philomel at the Barn Church
Philomel’s last performance was an evening of 17th century passion and intimacy. ‘Folle Cor’ presented duets and trios from the courts of Northern Italy, by composers including Mazzocchi, Strozzi, Monteverdi, Luzzaschi and Casulana, on the themes of love and obsession. This was Philomel’s first programme of purely historical repertoire. Here is a short video of… Continue reading Folle Cor: Philomel at the Barn Church
Cecilia Sings: Philomel in concert 4 May 2019
The six sopranos of Philomel will be performing their Cecilia Sings concert on Saturday 4 May, 7.30pm, at St George the Martyr, Southwark. It will be a repeat of the eclectic programme performed at the Swiss Church, Covent Garden, last autumn. With music by early 17th century composers such as Barbara Strozzi, Maddalena Casulana and Domenico Mazzocchi, alongside… Continue reading Cecilia Sings: Philomel in concert 4 May 2019
