Fiori Musicali
Handel & Bach at Fotheringhay
Fiori's popular high summer concert in the iconic Northamptonshire church at Fotheringhay
Zoe Brookshaw (soprano), Kerstin Linder-Dewan (violin), Simon Lawford (chamber organ), Fiori Musicali Chamber Choir & Chamber Orchestra
Supported by a grant from Continuo Foundation
Part of Fiori Musicali’s summer series 2024 - Elemental Music Fire, Water, Air and Earth
2024 is the 250th anniversary of Priestley’s discovery of oxygen – the breath of life on earth. This significant anniversary inspires Fiori to create four programmes built around the ancient elements of Fire, Earth, Air and Water, as we reflect on the vital necessity of sustaining our beautiful world.
From the gentle breath of the spirit to the violent winds stilled by Handel in Silete Venti, from the power of the human voice to the wooden pipes of the chamber organ, Fiori explore to potency and potential of Air. We include rare music by Isabella Leonarda to celebrate the Feast of the Assumption in this magnificent church dedicated to the Virgin Mary, as well as Telemann’s humorous rendition of the buffoonery of Don Quixote, tilting at windmills.
Handel Silete Venti
Telemann Suite Don Quixote
Bach Der Geist Hilft
Leonarda Magnificat
Handel Organ concerto op.4 no.4 in F
- Fiori Musicali Summer Series
- Sun 11 August 2024
- St Mary the Virgin Church, Fotheringhay
- 6:00pm
- £6-£30 (concessions available)
Full Event Details
The inspiration of AIR
Part of Fiori Musicali’s summer series 2024 - Elemental Music Fire, Water, Air and Earth
2024 is the 250th anniversary of Priestley’s discovery of oxygen – the breath of life on earth. This significant anniversary inspires Fiori to create four programmes built around the ancient elements of Fire, Earth, Air and Water, as we reflect on the vital necessity of sustaining our beautiful world.
From the gentle breath of the spirit to the violent winds stilled by Handel in Silete Venti, from the power of the human voice to the wooden pipes of the chamber organ, Fiori explore to potency and potential of Air. We include rare music by Isabella Leonarda to celebrate the Feast of the Assumption in this magnificent church dedicated to the Virgin Mary, as well as Telemann’s humorous rendition of the buffoonery of Don Quixote, tilting at windmills.
Handel Silete Venti
Telemann Suite Don Quixote
Bach Der Geist Hilft
Leonarda Magnificat
Handel Organ concerto op.4 no.4 in F
Venue Details & Map
Location
St Mary the Virgin Church, Fotheringhay
Fotheringhay, Peterborough