Concerts in 2025: Eight Counties, Nine Churches, Eleven Concerts
18 Mar 2025
We look forward to seeing you in 2025. Details of our concerts can be found below. Tickets will be on sale shortly.
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23 May at 6.30pm
St Andrew, Chedworth, Gloucestershire
THE PRIZEWINNERS' RECITAL
Meg Davies Clarinet
Katie Bartels Flute
Catherine Milledge Piano
Music by Gershwin, Milhaud, Villa Lobos, and others.
24 May at 6.30pm
St Andrew, Chedworth, Gloucestershire
THE DANCING STAR
Ensemble Molière
Flavia Hirte Flute
Alice Earll Violin
Kate Conway Viola da gamba
Catriona McDermid Bassoon
Satoko Doi-Luck Harpsichord
Music by Handel, Rameau, and contemporaries.
31 May at 6.30pm
St Mary the Virgin, Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire
The English Chamber Orchestra Ensemble
Music for wind ensemble by Mozart and Beethoven, including the famous and fabulous 'Gran Partita', K. 361
1 June at 4pm
St Mary the Virgin, Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire
QUARTETS: VIENNA - LONDON - PARIS
The London Chamber Ensemble Quartet
Madeleine Mitchell Violin
Gordon MacKay Violin
Bridget Carey Viola
Joseph Spooner Cello
Quartets by Ravel, Haydn, and Charles Wood
5 June at 6.30pm
St Michael, Church Stowe, Northamptonshire
RIVALS
Saraband
Sarah Bealby-Wright & Henrietta Wayne Violin
Johan Löfving Theorbo/guitar
Jacob Garside Cello/Viola da gamba
Handel, Corelli, and their not-so-well-known contemporaries
12 June at 6.30pm
All Saints', Wickhambrook, Suffolk
THE TRUMPET SHALL SOUND
Fiori Musicali Chamber Ensemble
Penelope Rapson Director
David Blackadder Natural trumpet
Gail Hennessy Oboe
Andrew Tipple Bass
Cantatas and concertos by Clarke, Handel, J. S. Bach, and Marcello
6 July at 6.30pm
St Mary's, Longworth, Oxfordshire
A HEAVENLY HARMONY: A JOURNEY THROUGH THE LIFE OF ORLANDO GIBBONS
Chelys Consort of Viols and Vespri Segreti
In his 400th anniversary year, this concert celebrates Orlando Gibbons' music and musical legacy.
12 July at 6.30pm
St Cyr and St Julitta, Newton St Cyres, Devon
A THOUSAND FLEXIBLE WAYS: DIALOGUES FROM THE AGE OF 'MERAVAGLIA'
Monteverdi String Band
Oliver Webber Violin
Hannah Ely Soprano
Toby Carr Lute/Theorbo
Music of wonder and astonishment by Monteverdi and his contemporaries.
13 July at 3.30pm
St Mary the Virgin, Bruton, Somerset
Kaleidoscope Chamber Collective
Elena Urioste Violin
Savitri Grier Violin
Melissa White Violin
Nathan Amaral Violin
Rosalind Ventris Viola
Edgar Francis Viola
Laura van der Heijden Cello
Tony Rymer Cello
Music for a summer's afternoon featuring exciting and captivating works for string octet by Bacewicz, Dvorák, and Enescu.
22 July at 6.30pm
St Mary the Virgin, Wiveton, Norfolk
CROSSING BORDERS: EIGHTEENTH CENTURY TRAVELS ACROSS THE ITALIAN BORDER
La Serenissima directed by Adrian Chandler
This concert of music from the Italian Baroque is a celebration of Mirabel Cecil (1944–2024). Mirabel Cecil was a long-time resident of Wiveton and supporter of Music in Country Churches.
23 July at 5pm
All Saints', Burnham Thorpe, Norfolk
THE NELSON MASS IN NELSON'S CHURCH: COME AND SING AFTERNOON WORKSHOP AND PERFORMANCE
Our final concert will be a performance of F. J. Haydn's Missa in Angustiis directed by Nigel Short of Tenebrae. Hadyn's mass setting was was dedicated to Horatio Lord Nelson who was baptised in All Saints'. The afternoon workshop for anyone who would like to come-and-sing will be followed by a performance for audience. The orchestra will comprise local professional musicians and the soloists will be young professionals from Tenebrae's Associate Artists scheme.
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Pictured: St Andrew, Chedworth, Gloucestershire
