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Red Priest Strings with Piers Adams

Wild Men of the Baroque

Piers Adams and David Wright

Wild Men of the Baroque
Join Piers Adams (recorders) and David Wright (keyboard) for an afternoon of virtuosic Baroque music.

Virtuoso musicians Piers Adams and David Wright – who together make up half of the legendary Red Priest quartet – take us on a journey through the wild side of the Baroque era with some extraordinary music by little-known 17th-century composers in the 'Phantasticus' style, alongside an array of high-Baroque masterworks.

The programme will include music by Corelli, Handel, Telemann, Castello, Bull, Uccellini, Marini, Van Eyck, Pandolfi, Royer and Biber.

'Superhuman virtuosity, a laughing recklessness and style you can't buy…' – Gramophone

Performers:
Piers Adams recorders
David Wright keyboard


There will also be a recorder masterclass before the concert from 12-1pm.

Full Event Details

Join Piers Adams (recorders) and David Wright (keyboard) for an afternoon of virtuosic Baroque music.

Virtuoso musicians Piers Adams and David Wright – who together make up half of the legendary Red Priest quartet – take us on a journey through the wild side of the Baroque era with some extraordinary music by little-known 17th-century composers in the 'Phantasticus' style, alongside an array of high-Baroque masterworks.

The programme will include music by Corelli, Handel, Telemann, Castello, Bull, Uccellini, Marini, Van Eyck, Pandolfi, Royer and Biber.

'Superhuman virtuosity, a laughing recklessness and style you can't buy…' – Gramophone

Performers:
Piers Adams recorders
David Wright keyboard

There will also be a recorder masterclass before the concert from 12-1pm.

Venue Details & Map

Location

Henry Sandon Hall, Worcester
Royal Porcelain Works, Severn St, Worcester WR1 2NE


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