Consort of 1 presents Looping Through Time

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Event Details

Event Date:

01-05-2026

Start time: 19:30

End time: 21:30

Event Short Description

Lizzie Gutteridge’s live-looping Early Music project where she performs on historical instruments

Event Information

Including fiddles, bagpipes, shawms, percussion, recorders, and pipe & tabor. By combining these sounds of the past with some 21st century technology new light is thrown onto ancient music, peeling back, then building up the layers of anything from Medieval dances to lyrical chansons. Historical melodies are given the lightest of modern make-overs with the aid of live looping equipment. Much of this material lends itself well to the layers and cycles that can be produced using the loop station, and most, but not all, of these new arrangements are based on the premise of “what might a person from the period when this tune was written have done with this technology, had they had the chance?”

The concert programme and album Looping Through Time explores historically informed interpretations of pieces from historical manuscripts, ranging from 13thc dance tunes through 15thc chansons and 16thc consorts to Divisions on a ground from the 17thc.

Admission Details

Adult: £15

Child: £10

Child Age Limit:

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Organiser Details

Name: Mike Carey

Email: events@thevictoriainstitute.com

Website: https://www.thevictoriainstitute.com

Venue Details

Address: The Victoria Insitute, Arundel, West Sussex, BN18 9DG

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