The Vache Baroque Festival has announced its 2026 season held at the Chalfont Saint Giles, Buckinghamshire. The festival will be held on between August 29 and Sept. 6 , 2026. “The Tempest: A Semi-Opera” will be presented featuring Stephanie Hershaw, Isabelle Peters, Camilla Seale, Conor Prendiville, and Ross Cumming. Paul O’Mahony directors and Jonathan Darbourne conducts. Performance Dates: August 29-Sept. 6, {…}
(Photo: The Photography Shed) Situated in the shade of the Chiltern Hills on the outskirts of London lies The Vache, a country house dating from the 16th century, with extensive grounds covering 86 acres. In 2020, it became the venue for Vache Baroque, a late summer festival dedicated to the performance of baroque music, under the stewardship of Betty Makharinsky {…}
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Photo: Michael Wheatley The Vache Baroque Festival has announced a new video series entitled “VB Showcase,” highlighting women composers of the baroque era. The Festival will release a video every two weeks from May 22 through July 31, 2022. Featured vocalists include sopranos Hilary Cronin, Angela Hicks, Jasmine Flicker, and mezzo-soprano Karima El Demerdasch. On the program are compositions by Lady {…}
The Vache Baroque Festival has announced its Ukraine Fundraiser concert at Grosvenor Chapel in London on May 19, 2022. Featuring award-winning Kyiv-born pianist Sasha Grynyuk and a consort of Vache Baroque Singers, the program comprises music by Purcell and Baldassare Galuppi, along with 16th and 17th century Italian and English vocal music by Marenzio, Byrd, Dowland, Gibbons, and Handel. Grynyuk {…}
(Credit: Vache Baroque Festival) U.K.-based Vache Baroque Festival has announced its 2022 slate which kicks off in late August. The showcase will be headlined by a production of Charpentier’s “La descente d’Orphée aux enfers.” The opera will star Samuel Boden, Henry Waddington, Lauren Lodge-Campbell, Naho Koizumi, Katie-Louise Dobson, Lila Chrisp, Alexander Chance, lars Fischer, and Jamie Woolard. Jonathan Darboune conducts {…}
