Our latest CD – Élisabeth Jacquet de La Guerre: Chamber Music from the Brossard Collection – is just released on the Coviello Classics label. The disc documents all of the music by Jacquet that was gathered and copied by the composer and theorist Sébastien de Brossard: we believe that some of these pieces have not been recorded before, and they have certainly never been presented together as a set. It is music of startling originality that we are proud to perform. You can buy the CD here. There are also sound samples on our recordings pages, here.
After an extended tour of our Musical Offering programme, we are looking forward to our concert season for 2019. We have some exciting projects in the making, which will be announced here when dates and venues are confirmed.
October 2018
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We are very pleased that we are among the Selected Artists in the Making Music scheme for 2019–2020. You can download Making Music’s booklet for next year’s artists here. We hope to travel widely in the UK with our programmes.
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How we sound
A track from our latest CD Élisabeth Jacquet de La Guerre: Chamber Music from the Brossard Collection (Coviello Classics COV91815): Jacquet de La Guerre’s Sonata II in B flat major, for two violins and basso continuo
From the Journal
The Bach Players’ musical offering – questions and answers
October 2018 – News
Ahead of our Musical Offering concert at St John’s Smith Square, Sean Morris from St John’s conducted an interview with Nicolette Moonen. We give the transcript here.
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