Jun 15
Tune of the day: the slow movement of a suite for viola da gamba & harpsichord written for Jenny Eriksson & The Marais Project several years ago by Paul Cutlan 🎶
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Tune of the day: the slow movement of a suite for viola da gamba & harpsichord written for Jenny Eriksson & The Marais Project several years ago by Paul Cutlan 🎶
Tune of the day: The Rose Consort of Viols🌹and Orlando Gibbons. 600,000 plays for this track!
Loved playing an all Spanish program with the Early Music Collective Sydney last night. Thanks to St James church and to those who attended. It was a good turn out!
Our Elysian Fields mini tour commences on 26 June at Dungog for Continuous Music. Tickets below
In this exciting new production , Jenny Erikkson's inspired jazz collective ' Elysian Fields , brings a fresh dimension on the poetr
In this exciting new production , Jenny Erikkson's inspired jazz collective ' Elysian Fields , brings a fresh dimension on the poetr
On 10 June 1838 nearly 30 innocent Aboriginal people were murdered in the Myall Creek Massacre. This song, The Aboriginal Father, was written in protest at that time by colonial composer, Isaac Nathan
Playlist of the week: Viola da gamba & Piano Accordion 🪗🎶🪗
Jenny Eriksson plays ‘Death & Taxes’ for solo electric viol by Matt Keegan. From our album ‘Swirling Flame’ 🔥
The Rose 🌹 Consort of Viols