The Portrait Players

The Portrait Players

By Peak Music Society

In 'A Madness Most Discreet', The Portrait Players explore ‘veiled expressions of love in 17th and 18th century salons'.

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Cavendish Hall

Edensor Bakewell DE45 1PJ United Kingdom

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Highlights

  • 2 hours
  • In person

Refund Policy

Refunds up to 3 days before event

About this event

Music • Classical

In 'A Madness Most Discreet', The Portrait Players explore ‘veiled expressions of love in 17th and 18th century salons, showcasing music of the period from Paris, London and Rome’, and featuring pieces by le Camus, Campion, d’Ambruys, de Murcia, Handel, Purcell, Corbetta and Eccles.

The all-female trio, formed in January 2023. consists of Claire Ward - soprano, Kristiina Watt - theorbo and lute and Miriam Nohl - cello and viola da gamba. Described in its debut concert as ‘beguiling’, their programmes are inspired by historical characters. They have quickly established a busy concert schedule across the UK. The trio lead busy freelance lives and work with many of Europe’s leading orchestras and ensembles including The Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment, The Academy of Ancient Music, La Nuova Musica, The English Concert and The Monteverdi Choir.

This concert is kindly supported by Making Music’s Philip & Dorothy Green Young Artists scheme

For more information about The Portrait Players visit their website

VERY IMPORTANT - please note! There is a Cavendish Village Hall in the village of Beeley (postcode DE45 2NU), 2.5 miles away at the other end of the Chatsworth Park from Edensor. This shows up when you Google "Cavendish Hall Edensor", and we have been told that one or two car SatNav systems have been wrongly locating our postcode DE45 1PJ there as well, so please check you are headed for Edensor and not Beeley before you drive off! If you Google "Peak Music Society" it will show the correct position on the map.

Frequently asked questions

How accessible Is the Cavendish Hall?

There are large double doors at the side of the building with no steps that allow easy access for wheelchairs directly into the hall. Please let us know if you need to reserve space for wheelchairs.

When do the doors open?

45 minutes before each performance.

Is there a seating plan?

There is no reserved seating (except for those in wheelchairs). It is first come, first served, but the hall is not large (about twelve rows of twelve seats) and the acoustics are excellent throughout.

Are there any concessionary tickets?

Tickets for those in full-time education are £10 direct from secretary@peakmusicsociety.org.uk

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Oct 21 · 7:30 PM GMT+1