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Barbara Stanley shared her first post.
I am selling a load of renaissance flutes, made by me. Also 2 baroque flutes. Buyer collects. Contact me for details
Colin Baldy
8 May at 11:45
Do any of my friends know of a school chapel or church looking for a new organ? We have to find a new home for this beautiful little one manual and pedal by Hey Orgelbau. It's only had 2.5 years' use and is immaculate. Will last for centuries. Long story but it's tied up with Brexit...
Offers in the region of £45,000.
The builders reckon about £2,000 to move it.
Finchcocks
You may remember the sad news of Finchcocks closure last year, and the sale of the collection. Well there is some more positive news, from Emma Williams at Finchcocks:
In an interesting turn of events, Finchcocks' doors have been opened to the public once again. Part of the historic manor has been transformed into a contemporary piano school - offering weekend and week-long piano courses for adults of all abilities.
We're a brand new business hoping to keep the music alive at Finchcocks so your help would be much appreciated.
www.finchcocks.com/piano-courses/
(courtesy of South West Early Music Forum)
Emily Baines
(Guildhall School)
23 February at 18:12
ANNOUNCEMENT ALERT!!!!We have a new and extremely exciting keyboard scholarship - please have a look at the link below...
https://www.gsmd.ac.uk/music/principal_study/historical_performance/scholarship_for_keyboard_players/
Victoria Helby
25 January at 17:51
https://www.facebook.com/royalcollectiontrust/videos/875840132575539/
Meissen
Porcelain Flute
George III played the flute whilst convalescing at
Kew Palace. This beautiful Meissen flute may have belonged to him.
It
is unusual as it is made of porcelain rather than wood. Watch
flautist Ashley Solomon explain why a porcelain flute can be a
challenge to play.
Evelyn
Nallen evelynnallen@gmail.comHide
Hello
This is to let you know that the Weaver Dance Company, whose very successful production of The Loves of Mars and Venus has now played from the south coast to North Yorkshire, including two performances in London as well as one in Cambridge on the exact 300th birthday to the day of the very first ballet, has a new website!
Please do take a look.
Hope you like it.
Also please note that the web address has changed.
Evelyn
Victoria Helby
13 December at 15:30
Wonderful pictures of instruments from 1497
https://www.facebook.com/andrew.lawrenceking.9/posts/1853611038192638
Hear
their musical instruments selection. Enjoy the large array of wind
and string instruments, organs...
Lizzie Gutteridge
12 December at 10:12
I'm selling some instruments to help out a friend. Feel free to share and tag and if you'd like more info either message me or email lizzie@elizabethgutteridge.co.uk
Thanks!
Instruments for sale
Helping a friend to find new homes for some old instruments. Please pm me if you are interested in a...
Victoria Helby
21 November at 12:17
Read this if you play
medieval or renaissance music.
Ian Harrison: My teaching
philosophy at the Schola Cantorum Basiliensis
ianharrisonbagpipe.wordpress.com
One of my jobs is a small teaching post in the Mediaeval Music Department of the Schola Cantorum Basiliensis...
Victoria Helby
27 November at 09:35
Curtal reed making videos, and more
Wouter Verschuren
Victoria Helby
4 January at 12:07
https://www.facebook.com/william.summers1/posts/994102810646347
Stop the Closure of the Cass Instrument Makers degree! - Sign the Petition!
www.change.org
419 signatures are still needed!
Victoria Helby
26 January at 10:12
https://www.facebook.com/groups/performancepractice/permalink/1111851445515251/
“Henle Library” app. Redefining sheet music.
As of today we can put all rumours to rest. It’s true: Henle Urtext has gone digital.
Francis Knights
2 February at 10:22
An interesting
video about historical music
printing:
http://typography.guru/video/early-music-printing-r67
Early Music
Printing
typography.guru
A video about how music was printed during the Renaissance with examples from the Plantin workshop in Antwerp.
Francis
Knights
23 May at 15:35
On the NEMA website, the Fb 'Vibrato wars' discussion all in one huge document, for stimulating reading: http://www.earlymusic.info/nema.php
National Early Music Association UK
www.earlymusic.info
National Early Music Association (UK) - useful information regarding early and historically informed...
Victoria Helby
1 June at 10:45
https://www.facebook.com/groups/2204637648/permalink/10154133764497649/
Timeline Photos
Telemann is your only #tuesdaymotivation necessary. What's your excuse?
Susanna Pell and Jacob Heringman announce “Twenty waies upon the bels”: a new CD for crowdfunding. Click here for details and to find out how to support the project.
Inganno – Intrepid Academy, Philip Thorby: a new CD for crowdfunding
Click here for details and to find out how to support the project.
David Fletcher
26 June at 18:11
TVEMF has a
library with multiple copies of more than 50 pieces of printed music
available for borrowing - see the link on our home page
www.tvemf.org
Tamsin
Lewis and Passamezzo have a number of CDs.
“A wonderful selection of words and music. Although most of these will be unfamiliar to the audience - and indeed to the world at large - this is tempered by the fact that the ballads are often to be sung to well-known melodies.... The versatility of Passamezzo is amazing in smoothly juggling the forces required: lute and guitar, and a variety of viols and recorders, all expertly played. Eleanor Cramer's singing is a delight throughout ”
Passamezzo
provide historical music, dance and spectacle for concerts, heritage
sites, education, special occasions and weddings.
passamezzo.uk
Christopher John
Clifford
10 September at 22:57
NZIEMF is looking worldwide for a benefactor:
In the Otago Daily Times today:
View on Facebook
Francis Knights
29 September
New demonstration video of the historic 1821 Lincoln organ at Thaxted, made by Gillian Ward Russell and the Cambridge Academy of Organ Studies.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1rfnz4LCW8IkQGm3L3cyTw
Updated
14/02/2020. Please contact the EEMF committee with comments