Wednesday 19 October, 8pm at St Martin's Church
Over the Sea to Skye
The REAL music of the popular drama Outlander, including songs of the 1745 Jacobite rebellion and 18th-century melodies from the Highlands.
Date & Time: Wednesday 19 October, 8pm
Ticket price: £20; £10 12-25; under-12s free, £5 Prom (standing) tickets will also be for sale on the door only, Book tickets for 6 or more events (excl. Clubnight) and receive 10% off
Venue: St Martin's Church
The REAL music of the popular drama Outlander, including songs of the 1745 Jacobite rebellion and 18th-century melodies from the Highlands.
Ensemble Hesperi
Mary-Jannet Leith recorders
Magdalena Loth-Hill violin
Florence Petit cello
Jonatan Bougt theorbo, guitar
Thomas Allery harpsichord
Ruairi Bowen tenor
7pm Pre-Concert Talk: Join recorder player and historian Mary-Jannet Leith for a free pre-concert talk about the world of 18th-century Scottish music, followed by a Q & A.
Programme
Traditional Charlie is my Darling
James Oswald
1710–1769 Airs for Autumn: The Sweet Sultan
Jacques-Martin Hotteterre
1674–1763 Trio Sonata Op. 3 No. 1 in G minor
Traditional The White Cockade
Alexander Munro
fl. 1732–1740 A Collection of the Best Scots Tunes: Bonnie Jean of Aberdeen
Joseph Bodin de Boismortier
1689–1755 Balets de villages en trio Op. 52 No. 4
Traditional Wha’ll be king but Charlie?
- interval -
Traditional Cam Ye O’er Frae France
James Oswald Alloway House
The Parting Kiss
Robert Bremner
1713–1789 A Harpsichord or Spinett Miscellany: Maggie Lauder
James Oswald Tears of Scotland
Francesco Geminiani
1687–1762 Trio Sonata on 'Bush aboon Traquair'
James Oswald Airs for Spring: The Ranunculus
Traditional Skye Boat Song
