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The Bassanos of London - Southeast-Asia Tour of the Holborne Consort

Thomas Triesschijn, Musician, Holborne Consort | U-En Ng, Musician, Wicked Music People

02-Feb-24 14:00

The Bassanos of London - Southeast-Asia Tour of the Holborne Consort

After their recorder studies at the Utrecht Conservatory with Heiko ter Schegget, Teun Wisse and Thomas Triesschijn conceived the idea of inviting their former teacher to form a trio, and thus the Holborne Consort was born. They specialise in performing Renaissance music on replicas of recorders from that period and together, they have performed concerts throughout Europe, Asia, and the United States. They have collaborated with numerous ensembles and conductors, and will be performing across several states in Malaysia, and here in the Klang Valley, they will be performing together with renaissance-baroque period ensemble the Wicked Music People in The Bassanos of London, a concert that showcases instrumental music from the court of the English King Henry VIII. We find out what's in store at this international R&B (Renaissance & Baroque!) crossover from Thomas Triesschijn (Holborne Consort) and U-En Ng (Wicked Music People).

Produced by: Juliet Jacobs

Presented by: Juliet Jacobs


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