Evening Concert | In Echo with Horatio Clare

Evening Concert | In Echo with Horatio Clare

Salt Road

Wednesday 21 October 7.30–9.30pm

Elgar Concert Hall, Bramall
£22.50, £16.50 Barber Association, £11.50 Concessions, £6 Student/U18/ University Staff

Gawain Glenton cornetto/director
Bojan Čičić violin
Rachel Byrt viola
Emily White trombone
William Hunt violone
Silas Wollston organ
Horatio Clare reader

The ancient Salt Road between Lüneburg and Lübeck, walked by Bach on his way to meet Buxtehude, has existed beyond memory. It was a vital artery for transporting the ‘white gold’ upon which the wealth of the region depended. The music of these two towns is celebrated here in an evocative fusion of music and poetry, of journeys real and imagined, physical and spiritual. The programme brings together an eclectic combination of works from composers including Johann Sommer, JS Bach, Nathanael Schnittelbach, William Brade, and Heinrich Schütz, along with a new commission from organist Silas Wollston: performed by leading period instrument ensemble, In Echo, with readings from writer and broadcaster, Horatio Clare.

Programme includes:
Bach Mit fried und freud ich fahr dahin
Isaac Innsbruck, ich muss dich lassen
Lutkeman Fantasia on ‘Innsbruck, ich muss dich lassen’
Bach Fantasie and Fugue in A minor, BWV 904
Buxtehude Chiaconne in E minor
Sommer Chanson a5 for four violins
Silas Wollston White Gold

Box Office

To book tickets please visit University of Birmingham Box Office
Or call: 0121 414 4414 (Mon to Fri 10am-12pm)

£22.50, £16.50 Barber Association, £11.50 Concessions,
£6 Student/U18/ University Staff
(prices listed include booking fee)

Barber Evening Concert ticket discount

Discount available when booking multiple concerts:
2 concerts = 10% off
3 concerts = 15% off
4 concerts = 20% off
5 or above = 30% off

Access Information

  • The Elgar Concert Hall is located in The Bramall Music Building. The Bramall Music Building has a café, level access, accessible toilets, baby changing facilities, and power assisted doors.
  • A Changing Places toilet is also available in the nearby Main Library building.
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