The Cardinall’s Musick
Saturday, 23 June at 7.30 pm
These are archived details from 2007 – current details are also available.
| Andrew Carwood | director |
|---|---|
| Amy Haworth | soprano |
| Carys Lane | soprano |
| Patrick Craig | counter-tenor |
| David Gould | counter-tenor |
| Thomas Hobbs | tenor |
| Julian Stocker | tenor |
| Stephen Charlesworth | baritone |
| Donald Greig | baritone |
| Jonathan Arnould | bass |
| Donald Greig | baritone |
| Jonathan Arnould | bass |
| Robert Macdonald | bass |
The Hidden Genius of Tudor England
Nicholas Ludford (1485–1557) & his contemporaries
Nicholas Ludford still hides in the shadows of his more famous contemporaries, although since The Cardinall’s Musick’s landmark series of recordings from the mid 1990s devoted to his music, we now recognise him as one of the great geniuses of early Tudor England. In this programme, devised to mark the 450th anniversary of Ludford’s death, he is set in the context of his contemporaries – the elder statesman Cornysh, his direct colleagues Fayrfax and Taverner, and the fresh-faced youngsters Tallis and Sheppard.
Artists’ site: The Cardinall’s Musick
Tickets:£18£14£10 (unreserved)
This concert has been generously sponsored by The Hon. Mrs Jenefer Dean.