Tickets (16/12 euros) are available online or at the box office.
Limited availability!
The concerts take place outside in the sculpture park, or in the garden hall in case of rain. Both venues are
accessible.
Thursday 21 August
7pm
Wabi Sabi Barock
Hilary Jeffery – trombone, trumpet
Martin Heinze – double bass
The duo Martin Heinze and Hilary Jeffery interpret early music in a distinctive, open style, drawing on the Japanese concept of Wabi Sabi - a notion that values imperfection, asymmetry, roughness, irregularity, and simplicity. In this concert, they present new versions of Orlando di Lasso’s Cantione Sine Textu together with a revised version of their signature piece Wabi Sabi à la Ortiz.
Thursday 4 September
7pm
Arend & Gröger
Heidi Gröger – viola da gamba
Andreas Arend – lyra polyversalis
In this concert, Heidi Gröger and Andreas Arend explore the fluid boundaries between Baroque and contemporary music with two rare string instruments: the viola da gamba and the lyra polyversalis. Both instruments share similar
characteristics but originate from different centuries. Their programme includes studies and improvisations by Marin Marais, Georg Philipp Telemann, Andreas Arend and Johann Sebastian Bach.
Thursday 16 October
7pm
Sinclaire & Lahav
Adam Sinclaire – flute
Hilà Lahav – recorder, nay, electronics
Adam Sinclaire and Hilà Lahav present works by Uccelini, Bach and Tanburi Cemil Bey with a repertoire ranging from medieval dance music and laments to Baroque and classical duets and modern soundscapes from Western Europe, Andalusia, the Balkans and the Levant.