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About this concert
Melodies with wings: in the England of William Byrd and John Dowland, they float effortlessly from voice to lute, from lute to keyboard – and back again. Catalina Vicens follows in their footsteps on virginal and harpsichord, where dances, ballads, and pavans continually take on new forms.
Harpsichord: Boccalari 1699
Programme
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William Byrd
Preludium, MB 1
Pavana: Sr William Petre, MB 3ac1540-1623 -
John Dowland / arr. William Byrd
Piper’s galliard, ‘If my complaints’, MB 103
1563-1626 / c1540-1623 -
John Dowland
Preludium
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William Byrd
Preludium, MB 24
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John Dowland
The frogg galliard, or ‘Now, O now I needs must part’
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William Byrd
Go from my Window, MB 79
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William Byrd
Pavana, The Earle of Salisbury, MB 15a
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John Dowland
Mrs. Brigide Fleetwood’s pavan alias Solus sine sola
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William Byrd
Galliard, MB 16b
Jig, MB 22 -
John Dowland
Fortune my foe
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William Byrd
Fortune, MB 6
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John Dowland
Semper Dowland semper dolens
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John Dowland / arr. William Byrd
Lachrymae Pavan, MB 54
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John Dowland
A Fancy
Lachrimae
Phantasia -
William Byrd
Galiardo Mrs. Mary Brownlo, MB 34
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John Dowland
Can she excuse my wrongs
Programme subject to change
Musicians
- Catalina Vicens harpsichord
About the performer
Catalina Vicens is a Chilean harpsichordist, researcher, and composer working across historical keyboard instruments from the Middle Ages to the early Romantic period, as well as contemporary music. Her work combines performance, composition, and curatorial practice, including her role at the San Colombano Museum-Tagliavini Collection in Bologna. She teaches at institutions such as the Kunstuniversität Graz and has given masterclasses worldwide. Her recordings have received awards including a Diapason d’Or and a Grammy nomination.