Fantasies, Battles And Dances: The Golden Age Of European Consort Music 1550-1750 by Tye, Parsons, R., Attaingnant, Gibbons, O., Dowland, J., Trabaci, Guami, G., Holborne, A., Woodcock, C., Ward, John, Brade, Ferrabosco, A., Jenkins, J., Heredia, S. A. D., Scheidt, Lawes, W., Charpentier, M., Davies, Bach, J. S., Juan Cabanilles, Innocentio Alberti, Unknown, A. /., -tól (2024/2024), Karmester Jordi Savall, Wigmore Hall, London, United Kingdom

A legendary figure in the establishment and development of the Early Music movement, Jordi Savall has contributed as much as any individual to the current popularity of works from the distant past. He brings with him the ensemble he founded 50 years ago, and which retains the sheer vitality and explorative excellence that has marked his entire career. The programme celebrates a tradition of consort music that lasted for two centuries and traversed many countries – with English composers notable for their prominence.