Solomon's Knot
Solomon’s Knot – The Class of 1685
Solomon's Knot
'One of the UK’s most innovative and imaginative ensembles‘ The Observer
Solomon’s Knot are one of the most thrilling Baroque ensembles performing today. Their unique style and vivacious energy continues to captivate audiences in the UK and across the world.
They return to the London Handel Festival to perform an eclectic and adventurous programme of choral music by composers born in the same year, each of whom was a defining character of the Baroque era and shaped the history of music that followed them.
The programme features Handel’s virtuosic Dixit Dominus, a perfect piece to match the electric energy of this ensemble.
Solomon’s Knot are one of the most thrilling Baroque ensembles performing today. Their unique style and vivacious energy continues to captivate audiences in the UK and across the world.
They return to the London Handel Festival to perform an eclectic and adventurous programme of choral music by composers born in the same year, each of whom was a defining character of the Baroque era and shaped the history of music that followed them.
The programme features Handel’s virtuosic Dixit Dominus, a perfect piece to match the electric energy of this ensemble.
London Handel Festival
Thu, 4 April 2024
St George's Church, Hanover Square
7:00pm
£15 - £65
Full Event Details
'One of the UK’s most innovative and imaginative ensembles‘ The Observer
Solomon’s Knot are one of the most thrilling Baroque ensembles performing today. Their unique style and vivacious energy continues to captivate audiences in the UK and across the world.
They return to the London Handel Festival to perform an eclectic and adventurous programme of choral music by composers born in the same year, each of whom was a defining character of the Baroque era and shaped the history of music that followed them.
The programme features Handel’s virtuosic Dixit Dominus, a perfect piece to match the electric energy of this ensemble.
Venue Details & Map
Location
St George's Church, Hanover Square
Prince Frederick House, Mill Street, London, W1S 2PP, United Kingdom
