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Mediterranean Baroque: Ruby Hughes (soprano) and Sergio Bucheli (lute)

When
Thursday April 27, 2023 at 13:00
Where
Jerwood Hall, LSO St Luke's, London
Tickets
£15 (£13 concessions), £5 for under 18s
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  1. Cantar eterno - Angel Villoldo
  2. A cierto galán su dama
  3. Caprice de Chaconne, from Suite in D minor, from La Guitarre Royalle - Francesco Corbetta
  4. L'auzel ques sul bouyssou - Etienne Moulinié
  5. Les mariniers adorent un beau jour - Didier le Blanc
  6. Cumbees - Santiago de Murcia
  7. Here the deities approve from 'St Cecilia's Day Ode' Z 339 - Henry Purcell
  8. Sweeter than roses, from Pausanias Z 585 - Henry Purcell
  9. Lovely Selena - John Blow
  10. L'Eraclito amoroso, 'Udite amanti' - Barbara Strozzi
  11. Toccata No 6, from 'Libro quarto d'involatura di chitaronni' - Johann Kapsberger
  12. La calandria airosa - Traditional
  13. Canarios - Gaspar Sanz
  14. Entre dos álamos verdes - Anonymous
  15. Cucurrucucú paloma - Tomás Méndez
  16. Alma mía

The baroque lute song travels from Europe to Latin America and beyond, with soprano Ruby Hughes and lutenist Sergio Bucheli.

Music crosses centuries and continents – singing with the birds and dancing on the breezes. All it takes is a voice and a lute, in a concert that travels from Renaissance Venice to modern Mexico, taking in tangos, showtunes and songs of courtly love. It’s a kaleidoscope of colour, fantasy and emotion, in which the only constant is the human heart.

And, of course, the talent of these two remarkable artists. Lutenist Sergio Bucheli is as at home in the 17th century as he is in the 21st. Soprano Ruby Hughes has been praised by critics as one of the most vital and original voices of our time. For her though, it’s all about communication, in music that she describes as 'sometimes tragic and full of woe, or overflowing with elation and an otherworldly sense of the spiritual.'


Venue
Jerwood Hall, LSO St Luke's
161 Old Street
London
London
EC1V 9NG
England
@lsostlukes

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