Cambridge Edition September 2019

ARTS & CULTURE

AAM CONCERTS

Rising young soprano Rowan Pierce joins the Academy of Ancient Music for two sacred cantatas in AAM’s latest performance in Cambridge, Rejoice! , at West Road Concert Hall on 22 October. Handel’s Gloria was only rediscovered in 2001, and showcases soprano voice in a series of dazzling movements. Bach’s Jachzet Gott in allen Landen pairs solo soprano with trumpet, played by AAM’s principal trumpeter David Blackadder. Also featured is Let the Bright Seraphim fromHandel’s Samson . Earlier next month, the Cambridge- based orchestra begins its Beethoven 250th anniversary celebrations with his complete incidental music for Goethe’s play Egmont , alongside the modern premiere of the Mass by Dussek at The Barbican, in London, on the 2nd. Violinist Viktoria Mullova joins forces with AAM’s director and harpsichord virtuoso Richard Egarr for works by Haydn, JS and CPE Bach at The Apex in Bury St Edmunds on 18 November. aam.co.uk

Enjoy the irresistible sounds of Paul Simon’s Graceland brought to life this month by the London African Gospel Choir, who’ll be performing the album in full at the Corn Exchange on 21 September. It’s the second time this show, which includes renditions of songs such as You Can Call Me Al and Diamonds on the Soles of Her Shoes , has come to Cambridge, after enjoying a lively outing at the Junction last winter. Tickets are £28. cambridgelive.org.uk LONDON AFRICAN GOSPEL CHOIR

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