A Day of Music, Art & Discovery at Boughton House

Most of you have attended at least one concert at our beautiful and historic musical home, the Scuola Grande dei Carmini in Venice.

But wouldn’t it be amazing to hear us in the UK, at the English Versailles?

On Saturday, 12 July, there is an extraordinary cultural event in the works at Boughton House (Northamptonshire, UK). Together with soloists Liesl Odenweller and Caterina Chiarcos (sopranos) and Alexander Simpson (countertenor), Venice Music Project Ensemble will perform two concerts, culminating in the first UK performance in modern day of the two motets that were identified in the Montagu Music Collection of Venetian Music!

Whether you come to hear the music, or to see the exhibit of Venetian art from the Buccleuch collection or the world premiere screening of the documentary Venetian Mysteries: The Lost Music, or to enjoy the tours of Boughton House and its stunning gardens, or all of the above, there is something for everyone!

Details and a ticketing link can be found HERE!

Please feel free to forward this and share with any of your contacts and friends who may be interested: can you imagine the fun of enjoying this experience with your favourite people?

Tickets are going fast, and we have a maximum of 100 seats!

Do not miss this fabulous, unique event!

We look forward to seeing you there!

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