Performance archive 
2007
Performances and events in 2007
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Workshop: The Tudors The Cardinall’s Musick Education Project |
| A workshop and recital as part of the group’s Education Project. The recital is open to members of the public. |
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Thursday 18 January, daytime (workshop) & 7.30 pm (recital) St Swithun’s School, Winchester |
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Workshop |
| A workshop with Capella Sublima. |
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Thursday 8 February St James College, University of Sydney, Australia |
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Britten: A Boy Was Born |
| Andrew Carwood directs a workshop and performance of Benjamin Britten’s A Boy Was Born. |
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Saturday 24–Sunday 25 February Sawston, Cambridgeshire |
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Workshop: Hieronymous Praetorius Thames Valley Early Music Forum |
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| A day looking at this much neglected composer whom Andrew Carwood has been researching over the last three years. | |
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Saturday 3 March The Dutch Church, London  More info
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An Evening with The Cardinall’s Musick |
| An exclusive evening of music and food in the Inner Temple. |
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Tuesday 6 March The Inner Temple Hall, London Further info available from Naomi Russell
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Workshop: The Tudors The Cardinall’s Musick Education Project |
| Another instalment in The Cardinall’s Musick Education Project, this time in Somerset. A workshop on the Tudors will be followed by a recital in the Abbey. |
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Wednesday 7 March Downside School |
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BBC Singers |
| Andrew Carwood directs the BBC Singers in Ankara Festival. |
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Monday 23–Friday 27 April More info
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The Friends’ Annual Recital |
| Byrd, Hieronimus Pratorius, Tallis and others. |
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Tuesday 1 May St Bartholomew the Great, London |
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Workshop |
| Prospect House School, Putney |
| Thursday 3 May |
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Workshop |
| South Hampstead School for Girls |
| Friday 4 May |
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Workshop |
| A workshop with the Renaissance Singers in London. Repertoire tbc. |
| Monday 21 May |
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Tallis & Byrd Beverley Early Music Festival |
| Music from the eventful reign of the Tudors, including works by Fayrfax, Taverner, Sheppard, Tallis and Byrd. |
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Friday 25 May, 7.30 pm Beverley Minster |
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Hidden Genius: The Music of Early-Tudor England Stour Music Festival |
| A programme to celebrate the anniversary of the death of Nicholas Ludford in 1557 with music by the great man and his contemporaries. |
| Saturday 23 June |
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Workshop |
| Chestnut Grove School, Wandsworth |
| Monday 25 June |
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BBC Singers City of London Festival |
| Andrew Carwood directs the BBC Singers. |
| Monday 2–Friday 6 July |
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Tallis Scholars Summer Schools, Oakham |
| Andrew Carwood is among the tutors on this notable early music course. |
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Saturday 7–Satuday 14 July More info
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William Byrd Conference |
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Monday 23–Tuesday 24 July King’s College, London |
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Tallis Scholars Summer Schools, Seattle |
| Andrew Carwood is among the tutors on this notable early music course. |
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Saturday 28 July–Saturday 4 August More info
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Summer Singing in Italy Lacock |
| Andrew Carwood leads this week-long residential course loooking at the music of Palestrina, Byrd and Phillips. |
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Sunday 12–Friday 17 August More info
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Edington Music Festival |
| Andrew Carwood directs the Festival Schola. |
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Sunday 19–Sunday 26 August More info
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Concert Vale of Glamorgan Festival |
| Tuesday 4 September |
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The Reformation Goodnestone Music Festival |
| Friday 14 September |
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Music for the Sistine Chapel St Asaph Festival |
| Allegri’s Miserere is the centrepiece of this programme which features stunning music created by some of the many composers who lived, studied and worked in Rome. Other works include Palestrina’s Missa Assumpta est Maria, and music by Victoria and Lassus. |
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Friday 28 September More info
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BBC Singers |
| Andrew Carwood directs the BBC Singers |
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Wednesday 17–Sunday 21 October More info
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Recording (Hyperion Records) |
| The eleventh disc in the series devoted to the complete Latin works of William Byrd. |
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Monday 12–Wednesday 14 November Hyperion Records |
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Annual Christmas Concert |
| The Cardinall’s Musick’s annual appearance at St John’s Smith Square at what has become the perfect preparation for Christmas. |
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Tuesday 18 December St John’s, Smith Square, London |
