At our early autumn meeting we give a long-overdue welcome to one of today’s leading players, Eduardo Eguez, who besides performing the final recital, will give guidance on the vital question of making our phrasing more convincing. Most of the rest of the day will be a music feast, pure simple, with an emphasis on youth, with mini-recitals from Mateo Benjamin Jumbo Porras, Christine Gebs (who will also share some of the insights of her researches into musical current and influences) and a young mystery guest artist, to play music from the Dlugoraj lute book. Bill Carter will play German baroque music on a Michael Lowe lute.
11.00 Arrival and coffee
11.30 ‘Prosody, The Rhythm and Intonation of Language’ and how you can make your musical phrasing more convincing, talk by Eduardo Eguez
12.30 Mini-recital by Mateo Benjamin Jumbo Porras
1.00 Lunch
2.00 Young artist to be announced, plays German music from the Dlugoraj lute book
2.45 Mini-recital by Christine Gebs of English renaissance lute music, with Michael Maliks (countertenor), and talk on Continental influences on English lute music
3.30 Mini-recital Bill Carter plays German music on a recent 11-course lute by Michael Lowe
4.00 Tea with wine and home-made cake
4.30 The Lute Society Recital, by Eduardo Eguez: ‘Cabinet der Lauten’, works by Charles Mouton, François Dufaut, Denis Gautier,
Johann Anton Losy and Philipp Franz Le Sage de Richée (on an 11-course lute by Paul Thomson)
You can buy tickets for the final recital at any time during the day, or in advance at
https://wegottickets.com/event/672624/
The day is free, except the final concert: tickets, including cake and wine, sold during the day, £15 (concessions on request).
If you are booking an advance train ticket, our recitals usually end around 5.45 pm, and always by 6.00 pm,
when we vacate the hall.
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