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England under the Tudors with the Marian Consort

The Marian Consort perform a fascinating programme of music written in England during the Tudor period including music by Sir William Haute – a former owner of Ightham Mote. The concert and side-by-side workshop will be held in the  Great Hall of Ightham Mote which dates from the 14th Century.

Programme

Thomas Tallis – Lamentations of Jeremiah I

Nathaniel Giles – Tibi soli peccavi

Robert Fayrfax – Ave Dei Patris filia

William Byrd – Why Do I use my paper, ink and pen?

Sir William Haute – Stella caeli extirpavit

Robert Parsons – Ave Maria

John Dunstable – Quam pulchra es

Tallis – Salvator mundi**

John Cooke – Stella caeli extirpavit

Byrd – Domine praestolamur

Sir William Haute – Benedicamus Domino

Osbert Parsley – Lamentations of Jeremiah

**Side-by-Side performance – workshop at 2.30pm

This concert is not included in the Music@Malling Season Ticket

Ticket includes refreshments