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Nocturnalia Ensemble

BREMF Live Clubnight

Wit and Mirth

Mojca Jerman (violin), Alex Mastichiadis (organ and harpsichord), Pablo Tejedor-Gutiérrez (cello)
BREMF Live Clubnight
Join the BREMF Live ensembles for a relaxed evening of early music over a pint! Featuring short sets from Lowe Ensemble, Minerva Baroque, Nocturnalia Ensemble and Triple Fipple recorder trio.

The instrumental English music of the late 17th century can be described as a mosaic of different, often contrasting, sounds. The long tradition of anti-intellectual music from the Elizabethan period, along with the influences of Italian and French music of the time, is unexpectedly combined with the traditional music of the region. The music written for the newly introduced violin includes not only sonatas but also variations for Scottish and Irish themes.

Pieces by Matteis, Locke, Playford, Purcell and popular English 17th-century folk music.

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Join the BREMF Live ensembles for a relaxed evening of early music over a pint! Featuring short sets from Lowe Ensemble, Minerva Baroque, Nocturnalia Ensemble and Triple Fipple recorder trio.

The instrumental English music of the late 17th century can be described as a mosaic of different, often contrasting, sounds. The long tradition of anti-intellectual music from the Elizabethan period, along with the influences of Italian and French music of the time, is unexpectedly combined with the traditional music of the region. The music written for the newly introduced violin includes not only sonatas but also variations for Scottish and Irish themes.

Pieces by Matteis, Locke, Playford, Purcell and popular English 17th-century folk music.

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Location

The Rose Hill
70-71 Rose Hill Terrace, Brighton, BN1 4JJ, England

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