Highlights include: The English Concert presents its concert programme for Autumn 2024, celebrating the legacy of baroque composers Bach and Handel, led by the musicians who continue to champion their works. The orchestra will be led by Kristian Bezuidenhout and Harry Bicket, in addition to collaborating with stellar soloists including Iestyn Davies, Lucy Crowe, Katie Bray, Alexander Chance, James Way …
Discover what critics had to say about “a compelling harmony of stage and pit.”
Discover what critics had to say about “the most accomplished orchestral performance you could ever hope to hear.”
This month’s pick has been selected by TEC oboist, Clara Espinosa Encinas
Discover what critics from The Guardian, The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and more had to say about our recent production of Handel’s Giulio Cesare
This month’s pick has been selected by TECA fellow and violinist, Jeffrey Girton
In a dark and meaningful yet beautifully powerful performance, alto, Jess Dandy, was superb. Under the direction of Francesco Corti, its small chorus might have been a cast of thousands, so powerfully did they project. Their opening, where the music seemed to be emerging threateningly from the bowels of the earth, had gripping force. Bach’s St John Passion, Good Friday, …
A profoundly satisfying account with dramatic urgency complemented by intimacy and tenderness in a performance of the Passion that brought a sense of drama and sophisticated music making. Bach’s St John Passion, Good Friday, 2025
A note from Coram.
“when the English Concert and this vocal ensemble came together under the direction of Harry Bicket, as part of the London Handel Festival, the sound was something of an Easter miracle.”.