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Arcadian Wilderness
BREMF
Part of the Brighton Early Music Festival 2020 Festival
Add to my Calendar 24-10-2020 19:00 24-10-2020 21:00 36 Arcadian Wilderness Watch here: https://www.youtube.com/user/brightonemf Comprising musicians, poets and philosophers, the Accademia degli Arcadi was formed in Rome in 1690. Members sought inspiration from pastoral scenes set in Arcadia – an ancient, mythical space of unspoilt wilderness where the inhabitants lived in harmony with their natural surroundings. This programme is set in the exquisite 15th-century barn of Sullington Manor Farm, and the pastoral landscape of rural Sussex. Music on pastoral themes by Handel, Corelli, Alessandro Scarlatti, Geminiani, Stradella and Chedville ENSEMBLE AUGELLETTIOlwen Foulkes: recordersEllen Bundy & Alice Earll: violinJam Orrell: violaCarina Drury: celloHarry Buckoke: viola da gamba & double bassToby Carr: theorbo This year you can enjoy BREMF in the comfort of your own home.Although we are not putting events behind a paywall, as we want to encourage curiosity from those who haven’t yet discovered what a fantastic range of music we cover, we are trialling V-tickets online. These voluntary tickets offer an easy way to donate in advance towards the considerable costs of making each of the 10 programmes on offer. We even offer a ‘season ticket’ for them all. Each programme is crafted for the screen and merges musical performance with film, images, animation and documentary presentation. Programmes will be online for a week, providing flexibility of viewing across the globe, while maintaining a festival feel with scheduled premieres on YouTube and Facebook. Online Event, Brighton and Hove DD/MM/YYYYDetails
Online Event
Brighton and Hove
England
Programme
Various – Music on pastoral themes by Handel, Corelli, Alessandro Scarlatti, Geminiani, Stradella and Chedville
Performers
Ensemble Augelletti
Other concerts in this Festival
Programme Note
Watch here: https://www.youtube.com/user/brightonemf
Comprising musicians, poets and philosophers, the Accademia degli Arcadi was formed in Rome in 1690. Members sought inspiration from pastoral scenes set in Arcadia – an ancient, mythical space of unspoilt wilderness where the inhabitants lived in harmony with their natural surroundings. This programme is set in the exquisite 15th-century barn of Sullington Manor Farm, and the pastoral landscape of rural Sussex.
Music on pastoral themes by Handel, Corelli, Alessandro Scarlatti, Geminiani, Stradella and Chedville
ENSEMBLE AUGELLETTI
Olwen Foulkes: recorders
Ellen Bundy & Alice Earll: violin
Jam Orrell: viola
Carina Drury: cello
Harry Buckoke: viola da gamba & double bass
Toby Carr: theorbo
This year you can enjoy BREMF in the comfort of your own home.
Although we are not putting events behind a paywall, as we want to encourage curiosity from those who haven’t yet discovered what a fantastic range of music we cover, we are trialling V-tickets online. These voluntary tickets offer an easy way to donate in advance towards the considerable costs of making each of the 10 programmes on offer. We even offer a ‘season ticket’ for them all. Each programme is crafted for the screen and merges musical performance with film, images, animation and documentary presentation. Programmes will be online for a week, providing flexibility of viewing across the globe, while maintaining a festival feel with scheduled premieres on YouTube and Facebook.