Isle of Man: Hartes Ease and The Tallis Consort join to present a Spring Concert of Early Music

Hartes Ease and The Tallis Consort are giving a joint Spring Concert of Early Music at St Ninian's Church in the Manx capital of Douglas (Manx: Doolish) on Friday 12th May. Hartes Ease is a group of musicians who give regular concerts throughout the Island. Their  performances include mainly renaissance music for recorders, viols and voices. The Tallis Consort is a group of singers specialising in a cappella music. The repertoire is mostly medieval and renaissance music, but also includes works by more modern composers.

There is no charge and tickets are not required for the concert which begins at 7.30pm, presenting music both sacred and secular for voices, viols and recorders. There will be items from each group and some pieces with everyone taking part. These will include the verse anthem “This is the record of John” by Gibbons and “Plorate filii Israel” by Carissimi.

 

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