Faye Newton soprano, Jamie Savan and Helen Roberts cornetts
Oliver Webber and Theresa Caudle violins, Steven Devine organ and harpsichord
Venice 1629
1629 was a remarkable year for new music in Venice. Schütz came to the city to learn of latest Italian style of composition from Monteverdi and his contemporaries, while Castello, Grandi and Marini contributed to this pivotal moment in the development of the early Baroque style. Acclaimed period ensemble The Gonzaga Band, directed by Jamie Savan, explores this extraordinary year in the life of these composers and many more in this most musical of cities.
“Top of the range in every respect.” – Early Music Review
Tickets: £22 and £18 reserved central nave, £15 unreserved rear nave, £13 unreserved sides.
£1 Student Standby
The fourth of the monthly concerts in the Early Music at St Mary’s Season
Concert generously supported by John and Jean Morgan