Review: Bohemian Rhapsody (Salut! Baroque)
Salut! shows how music – like war and plague – crossed borders in the troubled 17th century.
Salut! shows how music – like war and plague – crossed borders in the troubled 17th century.
Salut! Baroque’s poetic mix is guaranteed to brighten your day.
Nowadays, audiences go to the ballet or to symphony concerts, but it wasn’t always that way.
Louis XIV's Master of the King's Music was a charming backstabber whose ruthlessness matched the monarch's.
Inspired by Shakespeare, Salut! Baroque proves that music is the food of love.
Salut! Baroque invites you into a world where beauty and invention flourished despite intense political, religious and social constraints.
Plenty to sing about as Salut! winds up its 30th-anniversary season with a celebration of the human voice.
Every musician is afforded opportunities to shine in this expertly judged tribute to George Philipp Telemann.
Prolific, multi-skilled and an innovator, it's not hard to imagine baroque composer George Philipp Telemann succeeding in the music business today.
Salut! Baroque serve up some tasty treats in their wide-ranging feast for the senses.
From its box of birds opener to Telemann at teatime, Salut! celebrates the span of the Baroque and 30 years of music-making.
Salut! Baroque celebrates 30 years with a season showcasing the variety and beauty of a rapidly changing era in music.
Audience and performers happily ‘under the influence’ during this entertaining soiree of Baroque morsels.