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Nocturnalia Ensemble

Discovering Early Music – Masterclass

Playing with History

Mojca Jerman (violin), Pablo Tejedor-Gutiérrez (cello), Alex Mastichiadis (harpsichord)

Discovering Early Music – Masterclass

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This baroque string workshop with Nocturnalia will look at historically informed performance, tailored for players of modern string instruments who would like to explore baroque music in a more stylistic way.

This workshop offers an in-depth exploration of Nocturnalia Ensemble's approach to chamber music and historically informed performance, tailored for players of modern string instruments who would like to explore Baroque music in a more stylistic way.

The workshop will focus on ensemble coaching looking at stylistic awareness, improvisation, and technical guidance, all adapted for modern instruments tuned to A=440. Topics will include organology, performance practices, historical analysis, continuo (using a small spinet provided), ornamentation, and the differences between modern and historical playing.

This workshop is aimed at string teachers and competent, regular players aged 18 and over. Participants will be able to borrow a baroque bow. Music will be provided on the day. Please bring a music stand.

  • festival Salisbury Musick
  • date Sun, 4 October 2026
  • location Salisbury Museum
  • time 10:15am
  • ticket Participants £5 | Observer £10

Full Event Details

This baroque string workshop with Nocturnalia will look at historically informed performance, tailored for players of modern string instruments who would like to explore baroque music in a more stylistic way.

This workshop offers an in-depth exploration of Nocturnalia Ensemble's approach to chamber music and historically informed performance, tailored for players of modern string instruments who would like to explore Baroque music in a more stylistic way.

The workshop will focus on ensemble coaching looking at stylistic awareness, improvisation, and technical guidance, all adapted for modern instruments tuned to A=440. Topics will include organology, performance practices, historical analysis, continuo (using a small spinet provided), ornamentation, and the differences between modern and historical playing.

This workshop is aimed at string teachers and competent, regular players aged 18 and over. Participants will be able to borrow a baroque bow. Music will be provided on the day. Please bring a music stand.

Venue Details & Map

Location

Salisbury Museum
65 The Close, The King's House, Salisbury, GB SP1 2EN


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