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Cappella Pratensis

Connections of Power

Music for the 1468 wedding of Margaret of York to Charles the Bold of Burgundy.

BREMF Consort of Voices
Connections of Power
The wedding of Princess Margaret of York, sister of King Edward IV, to Charles, Duke of Burgundy was certainly one of the most lavish and musically rich of the century. This programme presents some of the music that would have been part of the celebrations, including works by Dufay and Busnois as well as the English composers Frye and Dunstable.

An immersive evening of chant and polyphony – some improvised, and the BREMF debut of Dutch ensemble Cappella Pratensis, singing from original notation around a choirbook stand.

Cappella Pratensis Tim Braithwaite director

BREMF Consort of Voices James Elias director

Supported by the Embassy of the Netherlands in the United Kingdom

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The wedding of Princess Margaret of York, sister of King Edward IV, to Charles, Duke of Burgundy was certainly one of the most lavish and musically rich of the century. This programme presents some of the music that would have been part of the celebrations, including works by Dufay and Busnois as well as the English composers Frye and Dunstable.

An immersive evening of chant and polyphony – some improvised, and the BREMF debut of Dutch ensemble Cappella Pratensis, singing from original notation around a choirbook stand.

Cappella Pratensis Tim Braithwaite director

BREMF Consort of Voices James Elias director

Supported by the Embassy of the Netherlands in the United Kingdom

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Location

St Bartholomew's Church, Brighton
St Bartholomew’s Church, Ann Street, Brighton BN1 4GP

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