Celebrating Early Music and Early Music Performance






Have you a recording or performance featuring you and/or friends/family/colleagues recorded live, in a recording studio - or even your garage!  If so, contact us at: 

studio@EarlyMusicRadio.co.uk


We may be able to showcase your recording in future broadcasts.


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Dates for Your Diary


Cambridge Handel Festival 1-2 October 2011


 

CAMBRIDGE EARLY MUSIC is pleased to announce details of our Handel Festival,which takes place on the weekend of 1-2 October 2011.
The Festival includes four concerts, Handel Mattins and Evensong services at Great St Mary's Church, a guided walk of Baroque Cambridge, pre-concert talks by eminent Handelians, and a Festival lunch and reception.
There will be a linked exhibition of Handel manuscripts at the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge, during the Festival.

You can buy tickets and season tickets for the whole weekend.

Download Festival brochure (pdf) with details of accommodation in Cambridge, travel information, etc.   Here>>>

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Ensemble Meridiana tour Switzerland this month, with concerts in Biglen (16/9), Zürich (17/9), Basel (18/9), Münchenwiler (22/9), Schaffhausen (23/9) and Fribourg (24/9)

 

juice and Consortium5 perform at the Colourscape Festival on Clapham Common on Sunday 18 September – including their joint commission from Luke Styles, A Stratagem for Light

 

juice can also be heard at the Hexham Abbey Festival on Wednesday 28 September



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  News


The DVD of David Munrow's Granada TV series 'Early Musical Instruments' is now complete and ready for prompt first-class delivery at £19.95 inclusive of worldwide shipping. Consisting of 6 x30 minute programmes introducing early musical instruments and filmed at Ordsall Hall, Salford in 1976, it represents perhaps the best introduction to early musical instruments - bringing alive the sights and sounds of early music!


Visit:  www.davidmunrow.org