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Follia
William Summers: Baroque Flute Diane Moore: Baroque Violin Ibrahim Aziz: Viola da Gamba
Yeo Yat-Soon: Harpsichord
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Follia
William Summers: Baroque Flute Diane Moore: Baroque Violin Ibrahim Aziz: Viola da Gamba Yeo Yat-Soon: Harpsichord
Evening in the Palace of Reason Johann Sebastian Bach at the court of
King Frederick the Great
Chamber music by J S Bach, C P E Bach, Quantz,
F Benda, Janitsch and Frederick the Great
7.30pm on Thursday 9 July 2015
Strawberry Hill House 268 Waldegrave Road
Twickenham, TW1 4ST
Tickets £16.00 (Children £10.00) available from:
http://www.strawberryhillhouse.org.uk 020 8744 1241 or at the door
In 1747 the aging Johann Sebastian Bach visited the cosmopolitan court of
the young and highly musical King Frederick the Great of Prussia. This was
the catalyst for the composition of his great late work Musical Offering
dedicated to the king. This programme explores the contrasting styles of
Frederick’s court composers including Bach’s son Carl Philipp Emmanuel
and the king himself. It culminates with Bach’s monumental Trio Sonata
from Musical Offering. The magnificent eighteenth century Gothic interior of
Strawberry Hill House (built around the same time) provides an
atmospheric backdrop.
Johann Sebastian Bach (1685 - 1750) Frederick II (‘the Great’) (1712 - 1786)
FOLLIA is a baroque ensemble with a
flexible combination of instrumental and/or
vocal musicians as appropriate to the
repertoire being performed.
It is made up of experienced specialists in
their respective fields. Programmes are
based on specific themes drawing on the
fascinating links between the music of each
period and the historical context of
contemporary thoughts, events and
developments in the other arts. The music
performed ranges from the early 17th
century to the late 18th century.
For further details please visit: http://www.yeoyat-soon.org/follia-and-duo-follia.html
LOKI MUSIC PRESENTS
Duo Follia
Diane Moore: Baroque Violin
Yeo Yat-Soon: Harpsichord
In the Shadow of the Sun King
Music from 18th Century France by Dieupart,
Leclair, Jacquet de la Guerre and others
7.30 on Wednesday 9 December 2015
The Lovekyn Chapel London Road
Kingston upon Thames, Surrey, KT2 6PY
Tickets: £12 (£8.00 concessions) available from
[email protected] or at the door
Further information: www.lokimusic.co.uk
2015 marks the 300th anniversary of the death of the ‘Sun King’, Louis XIV
(r.1643 – 1715) and the accession of his grandson Louis XV (r.1715 – 1774).
These two long-lived-monarchs were contrasting characters and their
respective reigns forged very different paths for France. The former
stabilized the country after a long period of religious strife and saw a golden
age of French culture; the latter overseeing the rise of the decorative rococo
style, but also a gradual decline in the prestige of the monarchy, which
ultimately led to the French Revolution. This concert explores the music from
the reigns of both monarchs, with music by Dieupart, Elisabeth Jacquet de la
Guerre (whose 350th anniversary we celebrate this year), Leclair, Mondonville
and Corrette.
Jean-Marie Leclair Elisabeth Jacquet de la Guerre
Duo Follia specializes in the rich repertoire of 17th and
18th century music for violin and basso continuo and, in
particular, the pioneering repertoire for violin and
obbligato harpsichord. Concert presentations include
informative and entertaining introductions drawing on
the diverse artistic, cultural and historic links with the
music.
The ensemble particularly enjoys performing in historic
venues. Recent concerts have included music by J S Bach
and his sons, music for the House of Hanover and
entertainments for the Ancien Régime at the Handel
House Museum, the Chapel Royal at Hampton Court
Palace and Garrick’s Temple to Shakespeare.
For further details: http://www.yeoyat-soon.org
LOKI MUSIC PRESENTS
Follia
William Summers: Baroque Flute Diane Moore: Baroque Violin Ibrahim Aziz: Viola da Gamba Yeo Yat-Soon: Harpsichord
Baroque Chamber Music
from 18th Century London and Paris
Music by Handel, Leclair, Telemann,
Geminiani, Avison, Abel and others
7.30pm on Wednesday 3 June 2015
Garrick’s Temple Hampton Court Road,
Hampton on Thames,
TW12 2EN
Tickets: £10, (£5 students) available from [email protected] or at
the door. Further information: www.lokimusic.co.uk
FOLLIA presents a varied programme of chamber music composed in the
two leading European capitals of the 18th century. Composers include natives
of each city, as well as some of the many foreign visitors and emigrés enticed
by the wealth and cosmopolitan atmospheres of Paris and London. These
include Telemann (a German visiting Paris), Geminiani (an Italian resident in
London) and Handel (a German who was the greatest composer in London).
FOLLIA is a baroque ensemble with a
flexible combination of instrumental and/or
vocal musicians as appropriate to the
repertoire being performed.
It is made up of experienced specialists in
their respective fields. Programmes are
based on specific themes drawing on the
fascinating links between the music of each
period and the historical context of
contemporary thoughts, events and
developments in the other arts. The music
performed ranges from the early 17th
century to the late 18th century.
For further details please visit: http://www.yeoyat-soon.org/follia-and-duo-follia.html
Duo Follia
Diane Moore: Baroque Violin
Yeo Yat-Soon: Harpsichord
Entertainments for the Ancien Régime
Music from 18th Century France by Leclair,
Rameau, Jacquet de la Guerre and others
6.30 on Thursday 27th August 2015
Handel House Museum, Brook Street, London W1K 4HB
£9 (£5 concessions): http://www.handelhouse.org
Follia
William Summers: Baroque Flute Diane Moore: Baroque Violin Ibrahim Aziz: Viola da Gamba Yeo Yat-Soon: Harpsichord
Evening in the Palace of Reason Johann Sebastian Bach at the court of
King Frederick the Great
Chamber music by J S Bach, C P E Bach, Quantz,
F Benda, Janitsch and Frederick the Great
7.30pm on Saturday 10th October 2015
Church of King Charles
the Martyr London Road,
Tunbridge Wells, TN1 1YX
Tickets: £14 on the door, £12 in advance
https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/date/EKEHLM
Duo Follia
Diane Moore: Baroque Violin Yeo Yat-Soon: Harpsichord
Bach and Sons
Johann Sebastian Bach Johann Christian Bach by Elias Gottlob Haussmann, 1746 by Thomas Gainsborough, 1776
A Concert of Music by Johann Sebastian Bach and his Sons
7.30pm on Saturday 11th October 2014
Garrick’s Temple Garrick’s Lawn,
Hampton Court Road, Hampton on Thames,
TW12 2EN
Tickets: £10, (£5 concessions) available from [email protected] or at the door Further information: www.lokimusic.co.uk
Commemorating the 250th anniversaries of the deaths of Jean-Philippe Rameau and Jean-Marie Leclair
Follia
William Summers: Baroque Flute Diane Moore: Baroque Violin Ibrahim Aziz: Viola da Gamba Yeo Yat-Soon: Harpsichord
Récréation de Musique Music from 18th Century Paris by
Rameau, Leclair, Forqueray and Telemann
7.30pm on Friday 13th June 2014
Strawberry Hill House 268 Waldegrave Road
Twickenham, TW1 4ST
Tickets £16.00 (Children £10.00) available from:
http://www.strawberryhillhouse.org.uk
020 8744 1241 or at the door
Commemorating the 250th anniversaries of the deaths of Jean-Philippe Rameau and Jean-Marie Leclair
Follia
William Summers: Baroque Flute Diane Moore: Baroque Violin Ibrahim Aziz: Viola da Gamba Yeo Yat-Soon: Harpsichord
Récréation de Musique Music from 18th Century Paris by
Rameau, Leclair, Forqueray and Telemann
3.00pm Sunday 15th June 2014
Burgh House
New End Square
London, NW3 1LT
Tickets £10.00 (Children £8.00) available from:
http://www.wegottickets.com/event/271179
or £12.00 (Children £8.00) at the door
Commemorating the 250th anniversaries of the deaths of Jean-Philippe Rameau and Jean-Marie Leclair
Follia
William Summers: Baroque Flute Diane Moore: Baroque Violin Ibrahim Aziz: Viola da Gamba Yeo Yat-Soon: Harpsichord
Récréation de Musique Music from 18th Century Paris by
Rameau, Leclair, Forqueray and Telemann
7.30pm on Saturday 14th June 2014
Church of King Charles
the Martyr London Road,
Tunbridge Wells, TN1 1YX
Further details and tickets £12.00 (£10.00 in advance, under 18s free) from: