‘THEATRUM AFFECTUUM | MOST RAVISHING THINGS’
Past event
Cancelled
Postponed
26 Mar.'17
- 11:00
Theatrum Affectuum was founded in 2003 by German recorder player Andreas Böhlen. It specialises in music from 17th and 18th century Italy and Germany and plays the baroque repertoire in a fresh and energetic way, as if the music were written yesterday. In 2015 Aeolus released their most recent CD, Nicola Matteis: Most Ravishing Things, in which the Neapolitan composer and virtuoso improviser takes a central role. It is no coincidence that he inspired Theatrum Affectuum: as well as specialising in old music Andreas Böhlen is also a gifted improviser and saxophone player.
Ayres in G
Morlake Ground for harpsichord
Adagio – Burlesca (Ayres for the Violin: The third part, London)
Ayres in F
Thro’ the Wood Laddie (A Collection of Old Scots Tunes)
Aria for the Flute (Ayres for the Violin: The third and fourth part, Londen, 1685/1687)
Ayres in e (Ayres for the Violin: The third and fourth part, Londen, 1685/1687)
Clout the Caldron (A Collection of Old Scots Tunes (Edinburgh, +-1740)
Ayres in d (Ayres for the Violin: The third and fourth part, Londen, 1685/1687)
Practical information
Dates
Location
Bertouille Rotunda
Rue Ravenstein 23 1000 Brussels