Ensemble Augelletti
The Library of a Prussian Princess
Anna Amalia, Princess of Prussia (1723-1787), was an extraordinary woman who made an enormous contribution to cultural life in 18th-century Berlin.
Anna Amalia’s careful curation of 625 scores in an astonishing music library paints the musical portrait of a sophisticated and stylish musician, fascinated with the workings of musical line and texture. This programme highlights music from her personal library and includes music by Anna Amalia herself alongside JS Bach and Fasch.
Anna Amalia’s careful curation of 625 scores in an astonishing music library paints the musical portrait of a sophisticated and stylish musician, fascinated with the workings of musical line and texture. This programme highlights music from her personal library and includes music by Anna Amalia herself alongside JS Bach and Fasch.
Bournemouth Chamber Music Society
Sun, 17 May 2026
Kimmeridge House, Bournemouth University 
3:00pm
£25 (u26s free)
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Anna Amalia, Princess of Prussia (1723-1787), was an extraordinary woman who made an enormous contribution to cultural life in 18th-century Berlin.
Anna Amalia’s careful curation of 625 scores in an astonishing music library paints the musical portrait of a sophisticated and stylish musician, fascinated with the workings of musical line and texture. This programme highlights music from her personal library and includes music by Anna Amalia herself alongside JS Bach and Fasch.
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Kimmeridge House, Bournemouth University
Talbot Campus, Fern Barrow, Dorset BH12 5BB
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