Baroque Explorations

When Sunday 14 February, 3pm

Where North Adelaide Baptist Church | 154 Tynte Street, North Adelaide

Price Adult $35  |  Concession $30 (incl. Seniors)  |  Students $10

Ben Dollman | violin

Thomas Marlin | ‘cello

Plants, gardens and the natural world were a major source of inspiration for many baroque composers. This program includes excerpts from James Oswald’s Airs for the Seasons and new works (many inspired by native Australian plants!) by Ben Dollman, Shane Lestideau of Evergreen Ensemble, and Sydney-based composer Alice Chance.

When Sunday 14 March, 3pm

Where North Adelaide Baptist Church | 154 Tynte Street, North Adelaide

Price Adult $35  |  Concession $30 (incl. Seniors)  |  Students $10

Simon Martyn-Ellis | theorbo

Early music specialist Simon Martyn-Ellis enjoys exploring the diversity and richness of the sounds of plucked strings from the 16th to the 19th Centuries. He presents solo theorbo and guitar music at and around the French court in the 17th Century, with suites by Robert de Visée and Francesco Corbetta.

When Sunday 8 August, 3pm

Where North Adelaide Baptist Church | 154 Tynte Street, North Adelaide

Price Adult $35  |  Concession $30 (incl. Seniors)  |  Students $10

Anne Whelan | harpsichord

French baroque music is often distinguished by its “graciousness” which may be indicated at the beginning of a piece by the word “gracieusement”. The ancient Greek graces or muses were also sometimes the subject of French harpsichord music. Anne Whelan presents music of Louis and François Couperin, d’Anglebert, Rameau and Duphly. Welcome to the world of luscious harpsichord music!

When Sunday 21 November, 3pm

Where North Adelaide Baptist Church | 154 Tynte Street, North Adelaide

Price Adult $35  |  Concession $30 (incl. Seniors)  |  Students $10

Brendan O’Donnell | recorder

Glenys March | harpsichord

Catherine Finnis | gamba

A stunning variety of suites, sonatas, airs and dances united by the intricate ornamentation and melodic novelty that defined the French baroque. This program includes works for the flûte douce and continuo by Hotteterre, Couperin, Loeillet and others.

When Sunday 5 December, 3pm

Where North Adelaide Baptist Church | 154 Tynte Street, North Adelaide

Price Adult $35  |  Concession $30 (incl. Seniors)  |  Students $10

Thomas Marlin | ‘cello

Johann Sebastian Bach’s six suites for solo cello are a much-loved staple in the repertoire for cellists and audiences alike. This performance of the first three suites for solo cello aptly concludes with the third suite in C major, BWV 1009, which celebrates its 300th anniversary in 2021.

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North Adelaide Baptist Church

154 Tynte Street, North Adelaide
Access: Enter via the Eastern side door

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