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This performance includes an interview with Grenville Hancox MBE, talking about the viola da gamba and Early Music, touring by bicycle, and the compositions arising from these journeys.
Canterbury Music Club
Sun, 25 Oct 2026
Coyler-Fergusson Hall, Canterbury
3:00pm
£25 (conc. available)
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Through extensive touring by bicycle to reach audiences, exposed to the extremes of weather and with eyes open to the rapidly changing landscapes, Sarah Small shares a programme reflecting the places she’s visited where land and life are fading away as a result of human-caused climate change. Including original compositions, each piece reflects the rich past life, present emptiness, and glimmers of a return to flourishing if we take action now. You can expect a unique programme influenced by the sounds of the wild, traditional folk melodies from around the British Isles, and French Baroque elements that showcase the beguiling character of the viola da gamba.
This performance includes an interview with Grenville Hancox MBE, talking about the viola da gamba and Early Music, touring by bicycle, and the compositions arising from these journeys.
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Location
Coyler-Fergusson Hall, Canterbury
University of Kent, Canterbury, Kent CT2 7NB


