| Date and venue | Title | Submitted by |
|---|---|---|
| 8-Jun-2011 Durham University: Music Department | The Muses Gardin for Delights: Jacob Heringman and Faye Newton | Jane Shuttleworth |
| The symbolism of plants and images of the garden are abundant in medieval and renaissance art, and this evening’s Musicon concert by Jacob Heringman and Faye Newton celebrated not just the imagined gardens of Elizabethan poetry, but also a real garden. “The Muses Gardin for Delights” was arranged in conjunction with the University’s Institute for Medieval and Renaissance Studies to mark the planting of their medieval garden on Durham’s riverbanks, with songs selected to reflect themes of flowers, gardens and nature. Read full review... | ||
| 30-May-2011 Haakon's Hall (Håkonshallen) | English songs of love and melancholy - Andreas Scholl in Norway | Travis Mason |
 If one had idly wondered how a programme of English love songs, sung by a German, would be received by a Norwegian audience, in a wet and windy Bergen, the answer came loud and clear at this week's International Festival. Andreas Scholl is obviously as popular in Norway as he is in the UK and the concert was sold out months ago (more than once, apparently, judging by the cheerful Norwegian-style chaos sorting out twice-booked seats).Read full review... | ||
