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Purcell String Quartet

The Purcell String Quartet was known not merely among the more important Canadian string quartets in the latter half from the twentieth century, but as an ensemble wanting to both premiere and champion functions by contemporary Canadian composers. It presented such compositions as R. Murray Schafer’s Initial (1972), Second (1977), …

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Richard Boothby

Richard Boothby performs viola da gamba music from the center Ages for this and is for the forefront of expanding the modern repertoire for the instrument. He researched efficiency practice with Nikolaus Harnoncourt in Salzburg, after that founded the Purcell Quartet in 1984. In 1985, he became a founding person …

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Elizabeth Wallfisch

Since her introduction in the first 1970s, Elizabeth Wallfisch has pursued a triple-threat profession like a violinist with a variety of repertory from your Baroque towards the contemporary, so that as a conductor/innovator of varied period music ensembles. She was an all natural musician from early child years and produced …

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Fretwork

One might question, upon initial hearing the name Fretwork, which the group involved is really a serious-minded viol sextet focusing on pre-Classical music off their local Britain; Fretwork might, in the end, sound similar to the name of the 1980s Euro-rock music group. But it is normally specifically that unpretentious …

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Catherine Bott

Catherine Bott is among the leading London-based sopranos, particularly renowned among those participating regularly in early music shows. She examined with Arthur Reckless on the Guildhall College of Music. The first music motion was burgeoning in Britain during her graduation, and she discovered the music appealed to her sensibilities. Her …

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Purcell Quartet

The Purcell Quartet is becoming recognized as among the leading chamber groups in the realm of Baroque music performance. As its name suggests, the group offers devoted much work to championing the chamber functions of Henry Purcell, playing and documenting plenty of his result, notably the entire three- and four-part …

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Catherine Mackintosh

Catherine Mackintosh continues to be probably one of the most dynamic violinists around the British early music picture. She analyzed violin with Aurea Pernel and Silvia Rosenberg on the Royal University of Music, London. During her pupil years, she researched chamber music with Kenneth Skeaping and sang in Roger Norrington’s …

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