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Kings Place Festival 2012

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The Grand English Baroque

Music / Saturday, 16 June 2012 - 7:30pm / Hall One
£12.50, £16.50 Online Savers £9.50

Purcell Symphony from The Fairy Queen Act IV
Handel ‘Scoglio d’immota fronte’ from Scipione, HWV20
Arne Rule Britannia
Handel Concerto Grosso in A, Op. 6 No. 11 HWV329
Stanley Concerto for strings in B minor, Op. 2 No. 2
Handel ‘Per le porte del tormento’ from Sosarme, HWV30
Boyce Symphony in D, Op. 2 No. 5

Rhiannon Llewellyn soprano
Sarah Shorter mezzo-soprano
Royal Academy of Music Baroque Orchestra & Soloists
Laurence Cummings director

Nothing expresses the spirit of Britishness better than trumpets and drums. From the majestic sweeps of Purcell's Fairy Queen to the stately grandeur of Boyce's Symphony in D, this programme explores one of London's finest and most vivid periods of music-making.

Handel, as a naturalised Briton, appears prominently with the dramatic aria ‘Scoglio d'immita fronte’ from Scipiono and the exquisite duet from Sosarme, ‘Per le porte del tormento’.

We celebrate the tercentenary of John Stanley's birth with a concerto, and of course no celebration of our national pride would be complete without a rousing rendition of Thomas Arne's Rule Britannia.

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