Find A Concert
Icon
Icon
Icon
Continuo-funded events only

Música d'Outrora

Still Life: Early Baroque Fantasy

Part of the Sypert Early Music Concert Series

Still Life: Early Baroque Fantasy
Still Life: Early Baroque Fantasy explores the radical, improvisatory world of the seventeenth-century stylus phantasticus. Through works by Castello, Stradella, Fontana, Buxtehude and others, Música d’Outrora traces a world of sudden contrasts, rhetorical freedom and intense expression. The programme draws on the ensemble’s recent debut album and brings together music from Italy, Germany and England in a sequence of vivid musical tableaux.

The harpsichord used in this concert is an original example from the University of Edinburgh's Musical Instrument Collection.

This series of concerts is generously supported by George and Joy Sypert.

Full Event Details

Still Life: Early Baroque Fantasy explores the radical, improvisatory world of the seventeenth-century stylus phantasticus. Through works by Castello, Stradella, Fontana, Buxtehude and others, Música d’Outrora traces a world of sudden contrasts, rhetorical freedom and intense expression. The programme draws on the ensemble’s recent debut album and brings together music from Italy, Germany and England in a sequence of vivid musical tableaux.

The harpsichord used in this concert is an original example from the University of Edinburgh's Musical Instrument Collection.

This series of concerts is generously supported by George and Joy Sypert.

Venue Details & Map

Location

St Cecilia's Hall, Edinburgh
50 Niddry Street, Edinburgh EH1 1LG


Related upcoming events

Don't miss a beat – subscribe today!

Subscribe to our fortnightly newsletter to get the latest concert recommendations, festival updates, artist profiles, and curated playlists delivered straight to your inbox.

Read our latest newsletter.

Help early music flourish!

Donate now to support Continuo Connect. Every contribution helps cover the costs of running this non-profit website, ensuring free access for musicians, festivals and the public.