Gibbons Festival: The Flautadors

The Flautadors

Orlando Gibbons: His time and legacy

We raise the curtain on our Orlando Gibbons Festival with a performance by one of the UK's leading recorder ensembles. From Renaissance consort music to Baroque dance suites, their programme illuminates the soundworld of a transitional period in history - as the English crown passed from the Tudors to the Stuarts. A captivating figure bridging these eras, Orlando Gibbons also influenced the next generation of composers including his son Christopher who, in turn, taught Henry Purcell.

Orlando Gibbons: In Nomine à 4
Orlando Gibbons: Fantasias à 2, No.1
Orlando Gibbons: Lord Salisbury's Pavan

Elway Bevin: Browning
Hugh Ashton: Hugh Ashton's Maske

William Byrd: Fantasias à 4, No.1

John Dowland: Lachrimae pavane
John Dowland: Can she excuse my wrongs?

Anthony Holborne: Fantasias à 3, No.2

William Byrd: In Nomine

Matthew Locke: Suite
Fantazie, Courante, Ayre, Saraband

Christopher Gibbons: Almain
Henry Purcell: Theatre Suite
Courtin Tune, Air & Dance

_{Duration: approximately 60 minutes (no interval)}