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Stoke Newington Early Music Festival: Chelys Consort Bass Delights
A sumptous hour of music for three 7-string bass viols
Part of the Stoke Newington Early Music Festival 2017
Add to my Calendar 05-07-2017 19:30 05-07-2017 21:30 36 Stoke Newington Early Music Festival: Chelys Consort Bass Delights Now in their 10th year as an ensemble, Chelys Consort of Viols are passionate about exploring the world of music for multiple viols. Their debut recording of works by Christopher Simpson received a four-star review in the Guardian, and they hope to release their second disc, a recording with Emma Kirkby featuring the music of Dowland and others, later this year. In this concert they break free from their usual roles in the traditional consort line-up to delve into the repertoire for three bass viols: from the simple elegance of Gottfried Finger’s ͚Pastoralle, through sonatas by JM Nicolai and JS Bach to exquisite dance movements by the French masters of the viol Forqueray and Marais, this will be a feast for the ears. The Old Church, London DD/MM/YYYYDetails
The Old Church
Clissold Park
Stoke Newington
London
N16 0JR
England
Programme
Johann Sebastian Bach – Sonata no.1 for Viola da Gamba and Harpsichord in G major, BWV 1027
Jean-Baptiste-Antoine Forqueray – Pièces à trois violes par Monsieur Forcroy
Johann Michael Nicolai – Sonata a tre viol da gamba
Godfrey Finger – Pastoralle in A major
Performers
Chelys Consort of Viols
Other concerts in this Festival
Programme Note
Now in their 10th year as an ensemble, Chelys Consort of Viols are passionate about exploring the world of music for multiple viols. Their debut recording of works by Christopher Simpson received a four-star review in the Guardian, and they hope to release their second disc, a recording with Emma Kirkby featuring the music of Dowland and others, later this year.
In this concert they break free from their usual roles in the traditional consort line-up to delve into the repertoire for three bass viols: from the simple elegance of Gottfried Finger’s ͚Pastoralle, through sonatas by JM Nicolai and JS Bach to exquisite dance movements by the French masters of the viol Forqueray and Marais, this will be a feast for the ears.
