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Newbury Spring Festival presents...

Young Artists Recital 1: Ensemble Augelletti

Monday 8th May 2023, Corn Exchange Auditorium

Full Price £13.25 (recital only) / Series ticket for all 6 lunchtime performances £66.25 (including £1.25 Corn Exchange booking fee per ticket)

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The first of the Young Artists Recitals, see Ensemble Augelletti perform The Library of a Prussian Princess

Today’s recital The Library of a Prussian Princess, tells the story of Anna Amalia, Princess of Prussia (1723-1787), an extraordinary woman who made an enormous contribution to cultural life in 18th Century Berlin. This programme highlights music from her personal library and combines well-known favourites by Handel and J S Bach with music by Anna Amalia, Geminiani, and C P E Bach.

Founded in 2019 by recorder player Olwen Foulkes, Ensemble Augelletti specialises in creating programmes that connect baroque chamber music to the every-day stories of people living in the 18th century. The ensemble has performed on BBC Radio 3 In Tune and Early Music shows, in several UK Arts Festivals; London, Brighton, and York Early Music Festivals. Ensemble Augelletti were winners of the FBAS young artist competition in Italy in 2019 and finalists of the York International Young Artists Competition in 2022.

Information about your visit

Newbury Spring Festival events have gone on sale at full capacity with no social distancing. Should government or industry guidelines change, we will update visitor information and will contact all those who have booked tickets.

Duration: 1 hour (approx)

Sponsored by The Headley Trust

Performers
Olwen Foulkes - Recorders
Ellen Bundy - Violin
Carina Drury - 'Cello
Toby Carr - Lute
Benedict Williams - Harpsichord

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