In this season when the veil between worlds thins, the programme glimpses both sides of it through 13th- to 17th-century music. Cheerful and sombre dances form the skeleton of the programme, including a rare Danse Macabre. Fleshing these pieces out are light-hearted airs, dark ballads, and polyphonic madrigals and motets about the stuff of life, strange intermediary beings, and some very serious reflections on death and what might follow.

Expect voices, recorders of many sizes, viols, a touch of hurdy-gurdy, and that curious creature, the crumhorn! Enjoy yourself while you can, since Death may arrive at any time…

Tickets are £10 and will be available to purchase on the door only. Click the Book Tickets button to see more information on Ensemble Tramontana's website.

Ensemble Tramontana:
Timea Gazdag soprano
Shirley Vaughan soprano, recorder, crumhorn
Paul Gregory, Matthew Male recorders, crumhorns
Amanda Seaborn recorder, crumhorn, viol
Eszter Komáromi, Esha Neogy viols
Talia Hunter hurdy-gurdy