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A Baroque Christmas

A Baroque Christmas
Eboracum Baroque is delighted to return to Great Malvern Priory for a festive performance. Relax in this beautiful setting with a programme of festive music to enjoy.

The programme features seasonal vocal and instrumental works including beautiful arias from Handel’s Messiah, virtuosic recorder music by Telemann and glittering trumpet music by Corelli. There will be lesser-known works by Porpora and Scarlatti alongside well-known carols from across Europe performed on period instruments.

Eboracum Baroque:
Isabelle Haile soprano
John Holland-Avery baritone
Miriam Monaghan recorder
Chris Parsons trumpet
Camilla Morse-Glover cello
Laurence Lyndon Jones harpsichord, organ


Full Event Details

Eboracum Baroque is delighted to return to Great Malvern Priory for a festive performance. Relax in this beautiful setting with a programme of festive music to enjoy.

The programme features seasonal vocal and instrumental works including beautiful arias from Handel’s Messiah, virtuosic recorder music by Telemann and glittering trumpet music by Corelli. There will be lesser-known works by Porpora and Scarlatti alongside well-known carols from across Europe performed on period instruments.

Eboracum Baroque:
Isabelle Haile soprano
John Holland-Avery baritone
Miriam Monaghan recorder
Chris Parsons trumpet
Camilla Morse-Glover cello
Laurence Lyndon Jones harpsichord, organ

Venue Details & Map

Location

Great Malvern Priory
Great Malvern Priory, Church Street, Malvern WR14 2AY

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In addition to the performance listed above, this concert will also be performed as follows:


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