Workshop for instruments directed by Emily White (Headcorn)
We will cover a wide range of music, from France, Scotland, Germany and Italy and ranging from 5 to 22 parts: Jean Mouton – Reges terrae congregati sunt; Robert Carver […]
We will cover a wide range of music, from France, Scotland, Germany and Italy and ranging from 5 to 22 parts: Jean Mouton – Reges terrae congregati sunt; Robert Carver […]
Followed by a conversation with our Vice-President David Allinson
Directed by David Allinson David Allinson writes: This year the early music world has been celebrating the 500th anniversary of Palestrina’s birth. An astonishingly productive composer, he wrote over a […]
A European Advent Alison Kinder will take us on a musical tour of western Europe. Come and explore some glorious – but less familiar – music appropriate to the approaching […]
A Zoom talk by Patrick Craig Orlando Gibbons was one of the most brilliant and imaginative composers this country has ever produced. He is beloved by jazz musicians such as […]
The workshop will focus on the music of Giovanni Croce (1557-1609), who was a leading Venetian composer of his day. His sacred music shows a development from the even-textured style […]
Music of the early 16th century German Town and Dance bands Director: Lizzie Gutteridge Online booking form (preferred) Further details and postal booking form This workshop is for players of […]
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Booking is now open for a workshop on Sunday 4 October for singers and instruments, in Headcorn Village Hall. The tutor will be John Hancorn, who has taken several workshops for […]
The musical menagerie Alison Kinder invites us to a day at the zoo, encountering all manner of interesting animals and birds, most of them real. The workshop is suitable for […]
Illustrated talk via Zoom by Gabriel Crouch (former member of the King's Singers, now based at Princeton University, New Jersey, USA) Full details and booking form available from 8th December.
Further details later.