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Toby Carr

Softest Thunder

Softest Thunder
The perfect digestif to Monteverdi's 1610 Vespers: an intimate, atmospheric lute recital of music from the same period – but a world away in its soft-edged, resonant beauty. John Dowland and Robert Johnson's dances and fantasies are here interwoven with dream-like music from Erik Satie. Join Gramophone Award winner Toby Carr as he brings his ‘Softest Thunder’ to Stour.

‘Unfailingly eloquent…these gentle miniatures meandered with wonderful freedom, the carefully painted sonic canvas mesmerising.' - Opera Today

Programme:
John Dowland
Viscount Lisle’s Galliard
Robert Johnson ‘Hit it and take it’
Erik Satie Gymnopedies / Gnossiennes
Robert Johnson Fantasy
John Eccles Aire from ‘The Mad Lover’
Francis Poulenc Sarabande
Robert Ballard Grand Ballet de St Germain



Full Event Details

The perfect digestif to Monteverdi's 1610 Vespers: an intimate, atmospheric lute recital of music from the same period – but a world away in its soft-edged, resonant beauty. John Dowland and Robert Johnson's dances and fantasies are here interwoven with dream-like music from Erik Satie. Join Gramophone Award winner Toby Carr as he brings his ‘Softest Thunder’ to Stour.

‘Unfailingly eloquent…these gentle miniatures meandered with wonderful freedom, the carefully painted sonic canvas mesmerising.' - Opera Today

Programme:
John Dowland
Viscount Lisle’s Galliard
Robert Johnson ‘Hit it and take it’
Erik Satie Gymnopedies / Gnossiennes
Robert Johnson Fantasy
John Eccles Aire from ‘The Mad Lover’
Francis Poulenc Sarabande
Robert Ballard Grand Ballet de St Germain

Venue Details & Map

Location

Boughton Aluph Church, Kent
Ashford, Kent TN25 4EU

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