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BREMF – BACH: A MUSICAL OFFERING – The Bach Players

- 4 November 2019

You can always trust Bach to fill a venue. When his work is being interpreted...

- 3 November 2019

This is always the most exciting BREMF event, as new talent has 20 minutes to...

- 2 November 2019

Gawain Glenton is an absolute master of Baroque ornamentation. It’s as natural to him as...

- 2 November 2019

Barbara Strozzi had a fiercely distinctive style. In this macaronic production the play explained to...

- 1 November 2019

Clare Norburn triumphs again. Her entertaining fusion of music and drama is set during the...

- 31 October 2019

Loved the book, enjoyed the film but neither could have prepared me for how much...

- 28 October 2019

Engaging programmes are a hallmark of BREMF and this concert is an excellent example. Following...

- 28 October 2019

Presenting Handel’s Rinaldo as written would no doubt leave most modern audiences bewildered by the...

- 27 October 2019

This excellent ensemble of three voices, two medieval fiddles and a lute certainly enhance BREMF’s...

- 27 October 2019

This well-matched trio are already BREMF favourites after tenor Rory Carver’s sterling performance as Monteverdi’s...

- 26 October 2019

BREMF main programme began in the darkness of Tenebrae, plangent verses from Jeremiah sung during...

- 23 October 2019

Few plays come with such a terrifying reputation as this, not only as a landmark...