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Academy Baroque Soloists

Resounding Shores: Fairest Isle

directed by Laurence Cummings

Resounding Shores: Fairest Isle
King Arthur is a semi-opera on a grand scale, following pagan Saxons, victorious Britons and flirtatious nymphs and shepherds. Purcell weaves together French, Italian and English influences, using a suitably kaleidoscopic palette of instruments, from triumphKing Arthur is a semi-opera on a grand scale, following pagan Saxons, victorious Britons and flirtatious nymphs and shepherds. Purcell weaves together French, Italian and English influences, using a suitably kaleidoscopic palette of instruments, from triumphant trumpets to languorous recorders.

Programme:
Henry Purcell King Arthur


Performers:
Academy Baroque Soloists
Laurence Cummings directorant trumpets to languorous recorders.


Full Event Details

King Arthur is a semi-opera on a grand scale, following pagan Saxons, victorious Britons and flirtatious nymphs and shepherds. Purcell weaves together French, Italian and English influences, using a suitably kaleidoscopic palette of instruments, from triumphKing Arthur is a semi-opera on a grand scale, following pagan Saxons, victorious Britons and flirtatious nymphs and shepherds. Purcell weaves together French, Italian and English influences, using a suitably kaleidoscopic palette of instruments, from triumphant trumpets to languorous recorders.

Programme:
Henry Purcell King Arthur

Performers:
Academy Baroque Soloists
Laurence Cummings directorant trumpets to languorous recorders.

Venue Details & Map

Location

Duke's Hall, Royal Academy of Music
Marylebone Rd, London NW1 5HT


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