• Handel: Apollo & Daphne

    The Queen's Hall 85 - 89 Clerk Street, Edinburgh, United Kingdom

    In the years before his reputation as the opera composer du jour was forged, Handel poured his creativity into a series of increasingly adventurous cantatas, among the most ambitious of which is Apollo and Daphne. Inspired by Ovid’s Metamorphoses, this ancient fable finds striking parallels with modern day power struggles, as Daphne fights to resist […]

    £5 – £22
  • Handel: Apollo & Daphne

    The Barber Institute University of Birmingham, Birmingham, United Kingdom

    In the years before his reputation as the opera composer du jour was forged, Handel poured his creativity into a series of increasingly adventurous cantatas, among the most ambitious of which is Apollo and Daphne. Inspired by Ovid’s Metamorphoses, this ancient fable finds striking parallels with modern day power struggles, as Daphne fights to resist […]

    £5 – £18
  • Handel: Apollo & Daphne

    University of Glasgow — Chapel University Avenue, Glasgow

    In the years before his reputation as the opera composer du jour was forged, Handel poured his creativity into a series of increasingly adventurous cantatas, among the most ambitious of which is Apollo e Dafne. Inspired by Ovid’s Metamorphoses, this ancient fable finds striking parallels with modern day power struggles, as Daphne fights to resist […]

    £5 – £22
  • B Minor Mass

    Oslo Cathedral Karl Johans gate 11, Oslo, Norway

    The B Minor Mass is one of Bach’s greatest curiosities. A true piece of musical patchwork, this extraordinary amalgamation of arrangements, recomposed fragments and new ideas together spans more than 25 years of Bach’s career. And yet, Bach never heard it performed. Nor did he expect to - since it fits neither the Catholic or […]

  • Matthew Passion

    Aberdeen Music Hall Union Street, Aberdeen, United Kingdom

    From the intractable swell of the opening chorus to the profound solemnity of the last, its tone one of quiet resignation, the Matthew Passion is a work with the power to move us like no other. Bach conceived it on a grand scale, allowing for double chorus and double orchestra, and the themes it explores […]

    £5 – £25
  • Matthew Passion

    The Queen's Hall 85 - 89 Clerk Street, Edinburgh, United Kingdom

    jFrom the intractable swell of the opening chorus to the profound solemnity of the last, its tone one of quiet resignation, the Matthew Passion is a work with the power to move us like no other. Bach conceived it on a grand scale, allowing for double chorus and double orchestra, and the themes it explores […]

    £5 – £25
  • Bach for Easter Sunday

    Perth Concert Hall Mill Street, Perth, United Kingdom

    Spend Easter Sunday in the company of Dunedin Consort and J.S. Bach. The programme features two cantatas, each presenting a vivid and moving account of the Easter story. The glimmering opening of Himmelskönig, sei wilkommen is contrasted with the rousing chorale cantata Christ lag in Todesbanden, one of Bach’s best-loved works. These vocal masterpieces are paired […]

    £5 – £23.50
  • Bach and Handel at The Brunton

    The Brunton Ladywell Way, Musselburgh, United Kingdom

    An irresistible programme of baroque masterpieces, including Bach's B Minor Flute Suite with its sparkling dances and rich sonorities, and his hauntingly beautiful Cantata 'Ich habe genug'. No composer can lift the spirits like Handel, and his Water Music -- written to be played on a barge on the Thames -- is so full of […]

    £18 – £22
  • Bach: The Last Resort

    St John's Cathedral, Oban 129 George St, Oban, United Kingdom

    Bach’s rich musical legacy as we know it today is partly the result of a historical accident. When he applied for the position of Kantor at Leipzig’s Thomaskirche in 1722, Bach was only third choice for the post. Telemann turned the offer down after some deliberation, and Graupner was not released from his post of […]

    £5 – £15
  • Bach: The Last Resort

    The Queen's Hall 85 - 89 Clerk Street, Edinburgh, United Kingdom

    Bach’s rich musical legacy as we know it today is partly the result of a historical accident. When he applied for the position of Kantor at Leipzig’s Thomaskirche in 1722, Bach was only third choice for the post. Telemann turned the offer down after some deliberation and Graupner was not released from his post of […]

    £5 – £22