Baroque Classics by Candlelight
Saturday 18 April 2026
7:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Experience the vibrant energy of the Baroque era with Vivaldi’s Spring and Summer from the Four Seasons and Bach’s expressive Violin Concerto in A minor. From the joyful bloom of spring to the fiery heat of summer, and the intricate beauty of Bach’s violin writing, this selection captures the drama, elegance, and passion that define Baroque music.
Please note this performance will last for approximately 60 minutes without an interval.
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Vivaldi Spring and Summer from the ‘Four Seasons’
Handel Water Music Suite in G major
Bach Violin Concerto in A minor
Handel Water Music Suite in F major
Richard Milone violin
St Martin’s Chamber Ensemble
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| Sat 18 Apr | 7:00 PM | £35/£32/£25/£17/£9 | Book |
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