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Sweet Ayres of Arcadia

When
Saturday June 18, 2022 at 15:30
Where
The Charterhouse, London
Tickets
£12 on the door, £11 online
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  1. Now each creature - George Handford
  2. How shall I then describe my love - Thomas Ford
  3. There is a garden in her face - Robert Jones
  4. Have you seen the white lily grow? - Robert Johnson II
  5. O sweet woods - John Dowland
  6. Woods, rocks and mountains - Robert Johnson II
  7. The lowest trees have tops - John Dowland
  8. No more shall meads be deck'd with flowers - Nicholas Lanier
  9. Your faire lookes inflame my desire - Thomas Campion
  10. What is beauty but a breath - Thomas Greaves
  11. Time, cruel time - John Danyel
  12. Mark how the blushful morn - Nicholas Lanier
  13. Amidst the myrtles as I walk - Henry Lawes

Musicke in the Ayre begin their three-concert series in the historic chapel at the Charterhouse with a programme of 17th century English songs to the lute and baroque guitar. Inspired by some of the Arcadian memes that abound in music and poetry of the Elizabethan and Stuart periods, they include songs that reflect on nature as a metaphor for love, beauty, and constancy; a nature that nevertheless exhibits transience as well as transcendence.

Soprano Gwendolen Martin has performed and recorded with the Monteverdi Choir, the BBC Singers, the Tallis Scholars, the Gabrieli Consort, Eric Whitacre Singers, Musica Poetica and the Marian Consort, and has performed alongside Dame Emma Kirkby in her Dowland Works project. Ensemble director and lutenist Din Ghani has specialised over the last decade in curating engaging programmes that provide intriguing glimpses of this wide and wonderful repertoire.


Venue
The Charterhouse
Charterhouse Square
London
London
EC1M 6AN
England


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