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"The playing is indeed red-hot virtuosic …the adaptation of The Four Seasons- involving swirling snowstorms, thunderclaps and the mime of an entire stag hunt - is way over the top, but one has a sneaking suspicion that Vivaldi might have approved." —The Times "The original Red Priest should be dancing in his grave!" —BBC Music Magazine

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February 17: THE RED HOT BAROQUE SHOW at Hackney Empire, London. This fiery new show is rapidly taking shape, and promises to be a blockbuster! Red Priest is working in conjunction with EC1 International and Ben Rogers Design to create a stunning backdrop of sound and lighting effects to enhance the very qualities that baroque music represents

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Red Priest: Red Hot Baroque Magazine Intro page: I have painful memories of playing the recorder at infant school, but in Piers Adams' hands it is transformed into a dazzling virtuoso star. His bravura approah has the true spirit of the baroque. The original Red Priest should be dancing in his grave.

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Red Priest - recently described in the New York Times as 'the wildly virtuosic little band' - has been at the cutting edge of baroque music performance for over a quarter of a century. Formed in 1997 by recorder virtuoso Piers Adams, together with violinist Julia Bishop, cellist Angela East and the late Julian Rhodes, harpsichord (a

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A Baroque Extravaganza The iconic baroque quartet Red Priest, described in the New York Times as "the wildly virtuosic little band", performs a thrilling programme of 17th and 18th century masterworks in its inimitable, high energy style. Piers Adams - recorders Julia Bishop - violin Angela East - cello David Wright - harpsichord Featuring highlights from a 25-year international

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A stunning programme of baroque classics for Valentine's Day, exploring themes of love, joy and madness, arranged and performed with Red Priest's trademark energy, virtuosity and creativity. Described as 'superhuman' by The Washington Post, Red Priest has been at the cutting edge of baroque performance for over a quarter of a century

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Red Priest - Red Hot Baroque (Concert) production archive for QTIX code T0204761305. Details of all Red Priest ... Exeter, Devon Performance Details => Venue archive: 17 Feb 05: Hackney Empire Outer London, Greater London Performance Details => Venue archive: Reviews No UKTW or User reviews available. Ad not shown.

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Red-hot virtuosic… swirling snowstorms, thunderclaps and the mime of an entire stag hunt is way over the top, but one has a sneaking suspicion that Vivaldi might have approved. THE TIMES Musical nights out don't come much wackier than Red Priest's 'Red Hot Baroque'… The original Red Priest should be dancing in his grave BBC MUSIC MAGAZINE

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The official channel for the virtuoso baroque ensemble Red Priest, comprising Piers Adams (recorder), Adam Summerhayes (violin), Angela East (cello) and David Wright (harpsichord). This

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Red priest at the hackney empire red hot baroque act 1 Red Priest is a British Baroque instrumental group that was formed in 1997, originally with eleven members. Currently it is composed of four performers: Piers Adams - recorder, Julia Bishop - violin, Angela East - cello and David Wright - harpsichord.

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The Red Priest quartet has developed a truly unique style, combining high-energy performance, boundary-crossing arrangements and theatrical presentation delighting audiences across the globe. Red Priest have been at the cutting edge of Baroque Music for over 25 years and have been described by The New York Times as being "wildly virtuosic".

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The British band Red Priest, led by nimble-fingered recorder player Piers Adams, plays Baroque music with virtuosity and attitude. The adventurous group challenges perceived notions of how

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BAROQUE music played like a cartoon? That sounds insulting, and I don't intend to be. Not entirely, anyway. Eighteenth-century music, especially of the Vivaldi concerto variety, already has its

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Germany Regensburg Festival, Karlsbuelen Festival, Potsdam Festival, Schwetzingen Festival, Gottingen Handel Festival, Stuttgart Baroque Festival and many others. Austria Schloss Grafenegg. Spain Seville Early Music Festival, Palma Festival, Barcelona Festival. Switzerland Lucerne Chamber Music, Sion Festival, Chur Festival.

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Red Priest-recently described in the New York Times as 'the wildly virtuosic little band'-has been at the cutting edge of baroque music performance for over a quarter of a century.Formed in 1997 by recorder virtuoso Piers Adams, together with violinist Julia Bishop, cellist Angela East and the late Julian Rhodes, harpsichord (a role now filled by David Wright) -and named after the

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Red Priest present a baroque extravaganza. Piers Adams has been heralded in the Washington Post as 'the reigning recorder virtuoso in the world today', while Julia Bishop is recognised as one of the most colourful exponents of the Baroque violin. Angela East is widely respected in the period instrument world, praised in The Times for the

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?Crossing the classics with modern sensibilities? is how one publication summed up Bermuda Festival artists Red Priest, who open a two-night run at City Hall theatre tomorrow evening. Quirky

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Piers Adams' quartet Red Priest needs little introduction as one of the foremost baroque ensembles in the world - and certainly the most dynamic and original. Currently comprising Adams on recorders alongside co-founder and violinist Julia Bishop, matriarch and powerhouse of the baroque cello Angela East, and 'Wild Man of the Harpsichord' David

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Feb 17 London, UK RED PRIEST: The Red Hot Baroque Show Hackney Empire. Mar 1 Greenville, SC, USA RED PRIEST Pirates of the Baroque Peace Center for Performing Arts Mar 4 Burlington, VT, USA RED PRIEST Pirates of the Baroque University of Vermont Mar 5 Amherst, MA, USA RED PRIEST Pirates of the Baroque Amherst College

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Listen: Tartini: 'Listen to the Sea' (track 24, 1:09-1:58) Red Priest: Piers Adams, recorders (sopranino, sixth flute, soprano, altos in A flat and G, all by Michael Dawson; Alto in F by Tarasov/Mollenhauer, tenor by Adriana Breukink; bass by Andreas Kung; great bass by Yamaha, on loan from Saunders Recorders, Bristol) Julia Bishop, violin (Tommaso Carcassi, Florence, 1741)

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Following the success of their programmes of Bach and Vivaldi Red Priest makes a whirlwind tour through the music of that other titan of the baroque, Georg Frederick Handel. Their programme includes trio sonatas, chaconnes and virtuoso variations, transcriptions both sublime and tempestuous from operatic works including Rinaldo, Zadok the