El Parnaso Hyspano welcomes you to a partnership with Divertissements Chinois where we present for the first time a juxtaposition of baroque Jesuit music written in the missions of Latin America and China.
We present this music in the most appropriate setting possible, the glorious London home of the Jesuits in Farm Street. As usual, our concert will proceed without interval and will be followed by a wine reception.
Friday 28th June 2024 7.30 pm Farm Street Church, Mayfair.
Performers:
for El Parnaso Hyspano: Rafael Montero (tenor, director), Theo Tinkler (cello); Johnny F Rodriguez (percussion):
for Divertissements Chinois: Yeo Yat-Soo (harpsichord, director), Phillipa Hyde (soprano), William Summers (baroque flute/recorder), Diane Moore (baroque violin), Agnes Chin (guzheng).
Music will include works by Domenico Zipoli (1699-1726)and anonymous Indigenous composers trained in the Latin American missions by Zipoli and others; Chinese music transcribed by John Joseph Marie Amiot (1718-1793), a Jesuit working in China; movements from Les Sauvages Galant by Jean-Phillipe Rameau (1683-1764).
Tickets £15 if purchased in advance online, or £20 on the door. You can purchase tickets online via Eventbrite by clicking here.
By kind permission of Fr Dominic Robinson SJ, Parish Priest. Divertissements Chinois is supported by the Continuo Foundation.
Banner photo by Antoine J. on Unsplash
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