Baroque and classical music concerts
Welcome to Fiori Musicali – one of the UK’s principal providers of baroque and classical music concerts outside London.
Forthcoming events
Music for Your Desert Island. Our popular series continues from 25 January 2012 with audience members playing some of their favourite music and talking about it with Fiori Musicali’s director Penelope Rapson. Alternate Wednesday evenings at the Caroline Chisholm School, Northampton. Highly recommended and good fun.
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Sustainability, climate change, our sense of place, our rural and cultural heritage – all concepts that have little to do with music? Not so! as Fiori’s Mad About The Seasons – an award winning Igniting Ambition project under the government’s Cultural Olympiad programme – makes clear.
Vivaldi’s ever-popular Four Season’s concertos . . .
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Once the organ of the Chapel Royal at St James’s Palace, the newly restored Elliot organ at St Margaret’s Church, Crick will be taking centre stage in Fiori’s forthcoming choral concert there. When it comes to history, the village of Crick has other important connections . . .
For details and booking, see www.fiori-musicali.com/chapel-royal connections.
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As shades of the Fiori’s recent Hungarian ’singing week abroad’ begin to fade, new musical delights for the autumn beckon. The Fiori Autumn Season opens this coming Monday 12 September with a spectacular performance of Monteverdi’s Vespers of 1610 in Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford. This event – to be recorded . . .
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Late July finds Fiori in top gear with two unmissable programmes of Vivaldi. First off is The Four Seasons at Empingham. This is a continuation of Fiori’s exciting multimedia Mad About The Seasons project – this time in the picturesque church at Empingham on Rutland Water.
Mad About The Seasons (part of our Igniting Ambition project under the auspices of the Cultural Olympiad) fuses the music of Vivaldi with the poetry of Northamptonshire’s most famous poet John Clare, and photographic images of our locality.
This time . . .
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