español | français Search by date January February March April May June July August September October November December 2009 2008 2007 2006 every year THE LEICESTER EARLY MUSIC FESTIVAL 12/IV/2003 to 5/VI/2004 The Leicester Early Music Festival lasts from April to June and offers superb concerts, recitals, workshops, a friendly, informal atmosphere and many other interesting events that are specially designed for youngsters, although the programme is also suitable for musicians and non-musicians alike. THE LONDON HANDEL FESTIVAL 23/IV to 11/V The annual London Handel Festival, established in 1977, is organized by the London Handel Society and its main aims are to promote Handel's rarely performed masterpieces and to encourage young singers and musicians. Since 2002 the festival also counts with 'The Handel Singing Competition', inaugurated in the 25th anniversary of the festival. EARLY MUSIC NOW 1 to 4/V Early Music Now brings the finest artists working today in Medieval, Renaissance and Baroque music to performing venues which compliment the music such as the historic city of Winchester and its Cathedral, the Great Hall, and the St Peter's Jewry Street; and offers the very finest concerts at an affordable price. 2003/X/24 MASTERCLASSES WITH DAN LAURIN Dan Laurin The Peacock Room, King Charles Court, Trinity College of Music (London). 2003/X/24 “SINGET DEM HERRN” Ibi Aziz, The Marèsienne Consort Old Royal Naval College Chapel (London). 2003/X/24 RICERTATE & ALTRI VARII CAPRICI Jacob Heringman, Frances Kelly St Alfege Church (Greenwich). 2003/X/24 MASTERCLASS: BAROQUE CELLO BACH Theatre Studio, Trinity College of Music, King Charles Court (London). 2003/X/24 RENAISSANCE VIOLINS, DULCIAN AND HARPSICHORD CASTELLO, SALAVERDE, FONTANA, BERTALI, VIERDANCK Apollo & Pan St Alfege Church (Greenwich). 2003/X/24 MASTERCLASS: HARPSICHORD John Henry The Peacock Room, Trinity College of Music, King Charles Court (London). 2003/X/24 EXHIBITION The Painted Hall and Queen Mary Ante Room (London). 2003/X/24 THE MASQUE FROM DIOCLESIAN PURCELL Philip Thorby, Students from Trinity’s Early Music Faculty. Old Royal Naval College Chapel (London). 2003/X/25 EXHIBITION The Painted Hall and Queen Mary Ante Room (London). 2003/X/25 BAROQUE AND CONTEMPORARY MUSIC Emma MurphyRebecca Miles Old Royal Naval College Chapel (London). ABOUT US | CONTRIBUTE   web map - home page - cover Legal warning Copyright 2003, Goldberg. info@goldberg-magazine.com