Jill Tomalin Totnes Early Music Society
From the earthy street music of medieval England, via renaissance lutes and viols to glorious baroque music for small ensembles, the Totnes Early Music Society offers the chance to hear top quality musicians in the early music field play everything from traditional folk tunes to music written for royal courts. Ever heard a nyckelharpa or an oud? How about a Bolivian baroque sonata only recently discovered? Or Bach's wonderful Goldberg Variations, or the music of Corelli...... As chair of the Totnes Early Music Society, I programe six concerts a year. I am keen to make contact with suitable performers, and for as many people as possible to discover and enjoy the varied music in our concert programme.
View my website http://www.totnesearlymusic.org.uk/
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My Events
Devon Baroque Ensemble / Sat 20th Apr 2013
Saturday 20th April at 7.30pm in St Mary's Church, High Street, Totnes Devon Baroque Ensemble In "Catch the Corelli Connection", six members of Devo...
The Oxford Waites: The Frolics of Oxford / Sat 9th Mar 2013
The five strong Oxford Waits present The Frolics of Oxford , a vibrant portrait of 17th-century Oxford, encompassing eccentric dons, rascally scholar...
Ashley Solomon and Terence Charlston / Fri 8th Feb 2013
Flautist Ashley Solomon (Director of Florilegium) and harpsichordist Terence Charlston make a welcome return to Totnes. Their programme "Les Nation...
Yair Avidor and Jennifer Bennett / Fri 16th Nov 2012
Early 17th century Italian music was felt to be in a 'modern style', and can still astound today with its dramatic changes of mood and texture." In St...
Steven Devine plays Bach's Goldberg Variations / Sat 6th Oct 2012
Steven Devine has been the harpsichordist with London Baroque since 2007 in addition to his position as Co-Principal keyboard player with the Orchestr...