Phantasm
Phantasm is dancing on the tightrope on which only the brightest minds dare to tread: the art of interweaving melodies in such a way that each sounds good on its own and as a whole. Polyphonic risk-taking, radical innovation and downright threats to the established musical order reign supreme in this recital-for-three, with visionary works by Tye, Byrd, Gibbons and Locke, and a pinch of Bach's Kunst der Fuge.
Programme
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Christopher Tye
Sit Fast
c1505-before 1573 -
Elway Bevin
Browning
c1554-1638 -
Thomas Tomkins
Fantasia XIV
1572-1656 -
William Byrd
Sermone Blando
Fantasia I
Fantasia II
Fantasia IIIc1540-1623 -
Orlando Gibbons
Two Fantasies in Three Parts
1583-1625 -
Matthew Locke
Flat Consort no. 1 in C minor 'for my cousin Kemble'
Fantazie
Courante
Fantazie-Saraband
Fantazie
Jigg1622-1677 -
Henry Purcell
Three Fantazias
1659-1695 -
Johann Sebastian Bach
Prelude and Fugue No. 19 (uit: Das wohltemperierte Klavier, BWV 864)
Programme subject to change
1685-1750
Musicians
- Jonathan Manson, Markku Luolajan-Mikkola viola da gamba
- Laurence Dreyfus viola da gamba, musical direction
