Thursday, January 21

Music Reviews

Joglaresa

- November 3, 2020

BREMF – REBELLION! – Joglaresa

Joglaresa romp through medieval music with an energy and enthusiasm that gives no quarter. The... »

BIRD CHARMER

- October 31, 2020

BREMF – BIRD CHARMER – James Duncan & Piers Adams

James Duncan, the Learning & Engagement Officer from the Sussex Wildlife Trust, an authority on... »

Trumpets Marine

- October 31, 2020

BREMF – INTRODUCING THE TRUMPET MARINE

The Society of Strange and Ancient Instruments were bound to come up with something interesting... »

BREMF Live! Revisited

- October 27, 2020

BREMF Live! Revisited

Every year BREMF Live! is one of my favourite events. It is such a pleasure... »

CONNECTIONS

- October 26, 2020

BREMF – CONNECTIONS – Dirk & Adam Campbell

BREMF in educational mode is always enthralling and this illustrated talk on string and wind... »

Ensemble Augelletti

- October 26, 2020

BREMF – ARCADIAN WILDERNESS – Ensemble Augelletti

On such a stormy evening this gentle concert and the accompanying imagery were particularly welcome.... »

- March 1, 2020

Rhapsody – Worbey & Farrell

Cabaret, musical circus, panto speciality act, stand-up virtuosity – this event was not what Brighton... »

- February 10, 2020

Brighton Philharmonic Brass

The Brass section stands for excitement and ceremony. It also includes the kool kids of... »

- February 9, 2020

BREMF – LA DAFNE (1608) – BREMF Live! performers

How do you bring a 400 year-old opera back to life? Give it the BREMF... »

- January 1, 2020

Brighton Philharmonic Orchestra,  Ailish Tynan (soprano), Stephen Bell (conductor)

BPO bid farewell to 2019 with a lavish Viennese Gala. Set the scene with white... »

- December 9, 2019

YULETIDE! A TUDOR CHRISTMAS – Piva

Shawms, recorders, rauschpfeife of all shapes and sizes – the back of the platform was... »

- December 8, 2019

MYSTERY, TRANSFORMATION AND CELEBRATION – BREMF Consort of Voices, Deborah Roberts (director)

BCofV are always excellent, so what more is there to say? Well, they opened with... »