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The
2007 Greenwich International Early Music Festival and Exhibition
takes place over the weekend of the 9th -11th November 2007. A lively
mix of exhibition and performance, the event will fill the Old Royal
Naval College with sounds of early music and song.
Friday
9th November 10.30am - 6.00pm
Saturday 10th November 10.00am - 6.00pm
Sunday 11th November 10.00am - 5.00pm
Admission
to exhibition (includes complete programme):
Adults
£7.50
Concessions £5.00
2 day ticket £12.00
3 day ticket £16.00
Children
under 14 free
(concessions OAPs, UB40 holders, students, TCM staff and students free
entry with TCM Resource Card)
CONCERT
ADMISSION AS PER PROGRAMME OF EVENTS
EXHIBITION
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The largest Early Music Exhibition of its kind! A wide cross-section
of early instrument makers from around the globe, shops, music publishers,
societies, recording companies and early music forums all gathered under
one roof. This is the perfect opportunity to compare, contrast and hopefully
buy the instrument you had always promised yourself! Exhibitors will
show off their products in front of experts and clients and provide
advice on all aspects of these instruments from basic servicing, finishing
and string replacement to decoration and troubleshooting.
An array of superb instruments will be on display and for sale including
harpsichords, clavichords, spinets, organs, viols, baroque violins,
mediaeval fiddles, lutes, hurdy-gurdies, crumhorns, shawms, rebecs,
pipes, sackbutts, trumpets, drums, tabors, and, of course, an incredible
variety of recorders.
In addition there will be makers' demonstration recitals throughout
each day (on the hour) sponsored by the makers themselves.
PROGRAMME
OF EVENTS (CONCERTS AND RECITALS)
TCM showcase including recitals by James Bowman and Matthew Halls with
Members of the English Concert, The Rose Consort of Viols, Walter Reiter
(violin), Philip Thorby (recorder) with Jacob Heringman (lute), John
Henry (harpsichord), Prize Winners of the Ella Kidney Early Music Competition
and the TCM Early Music Ensemble dierected by Philip Thorby. The concerts
will take place in the Old Royal Naval College Chapel, King Charles
Court, and Blackheath Halls.
MOECK/SRP
SOLO RECORDER PLAYING COMPETITION FINALS -
The public finals of the International competition will take place on
the afternoon of Sunday 11th November 2007 at the Greenwich International
festival and Exhibition of Early Music. Adjudicators: Pamela Thorby,
David Bellugi and Ross Winters. Further details will be posted soon.
DIRECTIONS
TO OLD ROYAL NAVAL COLLEGE:
By Tube:
The DLR (Docklands Light Railway) from 'Bank' or Tower Gateway to 'Cutty
Sark for Maritime Greenwich'
By Rail: from Charing Cross, Waterloo East, Cannon Street and London
Bridge
By River: from Westminster, Embankment and Tower Piers for Greenwich
By Car: from the M25 via the A2 or M11/A12 Blackwall Tunnel (car parking
Park Row and Cutty Sark Gardens)
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