Bach to Baby Christmas Concert at All Saints, Fri. Dec 19th, 4:00pm

By miaomiaoyu
December 16, 2014 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted December 16, 2014

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Posted December 16, 2014

The hugely popular Bach to Baby is holding the annual Christmas concert at All Saints Church this Friday. It's also our last concert of the Season.

We have a special programme of "Sound the Sackbut!", a rare opportunity to see the great great great great grandfather of the Trombone in concert.

West Dulwich (All Saints Church)

Fri. Dec. 19th, 4pm

Adults: ?10 on the door, Children FREE

Stephanie Dyer, Trombone & Matthew Fletcher, piano

What on earth is a sackbut? Well, we?d rather show you than tell you . . . but here?s a hint: it?s a bit like a trombone! We?re really excited to bring you both instruments for a special festive concert including music for sackbut from the 1600s and Rimsky-Korsakov?s glittering Trombone Concerto. All that, plus your favourite Christmas carols to finish, of course!

more info can be found on the website: http://www.bachtobaby.com

any questions, just give me a shout!

Miaomiao

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