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Tonus Peregrinus

Opening The Eton Choirbook – an Open Rehearsal

Opening The Eton Choirbook – an Open Rehearsal
Having recorded a series of albums of 'Milestones of Western Music', Tonus Peregrinus is now engaged in exploring some of the same repertoire from its original notation, thanks largely to the pioneering work of the Digital Image Archive of Medieval Music at Oxford University. This exploration reveals new insights into the harmonic thinking and performance practices of the late Middle Ages and early Renaissance.

Join the ensemble, led by William Byrd Fellow Antony Pitts, for a real rehearsal around a life-size facsimile of pages from the Eton Choirbook in New College’s Ante-Chapel, and get behind the scenes as the singers dare to step into the shoes of their illustrious musical forebears – Walter Lambe, John Browne, Richard Davy, William Monk of Stratford, and Robert Wylkynson.

  • date Fri, 1 May 2026
  • location New College Ante-Chapel, Oxford
  • time 7:30pm
  • ticket Free

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Having recorded a series of albums of 'Milestones of Western Music', Tonus Peregrinus is now engaged in exploring some of the same repertoire from its original notation, thanks largely to the pioneering work of the Digital Image Archive of Medieval Music at Oxford University. This exploration reveals new insights into the harmonic thinking and performance practices of the late Middle Ages and early Renaissance.

Join the ensemble, led by William Byrd Fellow Antony Pitts, for a real rehearsal around a life-size facsimile of pages from the Eton Choirbook in New College’s Ante-Chapel, and get behind the scenes as the singers dare to step into the shoes of their illustrious musical forebears – Walter Lambe, John Browne, Richard Davy, William Monk of Stratford, and Robert Wylkynson.

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New College Ante-Chapel, Oxford
New College, Oxford OX1 3BN


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