
Epitaph For a Green Lover: The Linarol Consort with Héloïse Bernard
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On Saturday 12 September, St Cecilia's Hall will host a captivating afternoon with the Linarol Consort and soprano Héloïse Bernard. Their performance, titled Epitaph For a Green Lover, commences at 3pm and offers a unique exploration of the life of Margaret of Austria. A formidable patron of the arts, Margaret's influence resonates through the very music presented, drawn directly from her personal manuscripts. The programme promises a delightful immersion into her world, featuring chansons that vividly capture her diverse passions. Listeners can anticipate melodies that evoke her love of dance, her appreciation for song, and even a charming nod to her beloved pet parrot. This promises to be an engaging and historically rich musical experience, with tickets priced at £23.
The performance will tell the remarkable story of Margaret of Austria, one of the greatest patrons of the arts, through music from her own manuscripts. The programme's title comes from the remarkable chanson Soubz ce tumbel, with its tragic text by Margaret's court poet, Jean Lemaire, taken from his Epitaphe de l'Amant Vert, in which the Green Lover refers to the beloved green parrot.
The Linarol Consort will be joined by soprano Héloïse Bernard in this unique exploration of Margaret's life. The programme promises a delightful immersion into her world, featuring chansons that vividly capture her diverse passions, including her love of dance, her appreciation for song, and even a charming nod to her beloved pet parrot.
The concert will take place in the Concert Room & Music Museum at St Cecilia's Hall, The University of Edinburgh, on Sunday 12 September at 3pm. Tickets are available for £23. Children aged 18 and under can book free tickets. The event is supported by the Continuo Foundation.
Details written from the information supplied by the event organiser.
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Epitaph For a Green Lover: The Linarol Consort with Héloïse Bernard takes place on Saturday, 12 September 2026 at 16:00.
Epitaph For a Green Lover: The Linarol Consort with Héloïse Bernard is held at St Cecilia’s Hall: Concert Room & Music Museum, The University of Edinburgh in Edinburgh (50 Niddry Street, Edinburgh, EH1 1LG).
Tickets for Epitaph For a Green Lover: The Linarol Consort with Héloïse Bernard are priced at £23. Live prices and availability are shown on stcecilias.ed.ac.uk.
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Epitaph For a Green Lover: The Linarol Consort with Héloïse Bernard
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On Saturday 12 September, St Cecilia's Hall will host a captivating afternoon with the Linarol Consort and soprano Héloïse Bernard. Their performance, titled Epitaph For a Green Lover, commences at 3pm and offers a unique exploration of the life of Margaret of Austria. A formidable patron of the arts, Margaret's influence resonates through the very music presented, drawn directly from her personal manuscripts. The programme promises a delightful immersion into her world, featuring chansons that vividly capture her diverse passions. Listeners can anticipate melodies that evoke her love of dance, her appreciation for song, and even a charming nod to her beloved pet parrot. This promises to be an engaging and historically rich musical experience, with tickets priced at £23.
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The performance will tell the remarkable story of Margaret of Austria, one of the greatest patrons of the arts, through music from her own manuscripts. The programme's title comes from the remarkable chanson Soubz ce tumbel, with its tragic text by Margaret's court poet, Jean Lemaire, taken from his Epitaphe de l'Amant Vert, in which the Green Lover refers to the beloved green parrot.
The Linarol Consort will be joined by soprano Héloïse Bernard in this unique exploration of Margaret's life. The programme promises a delightful immersion into her world, featuring chansons that vividly capture her diverse passions, including her love of dance, her appreciation for song, and even a charming nod to her beloved pet parrot.
The concert will take place in the Concert Room & Music Museum at St Cecilia's Hall, The University of Edinburgh, on Sunday 12 September at 3pm. Tickets are available for £23. Children aged 18 and under can book free tickets. The event is supported by the Continuo Foundation.
Details written from the information supplied by the event organiser.
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St Cecilia’s Hall: Concert Room & Music Museum, The University of Edinburgh50 Niddry Street, Edinburgh, EH1 1LG
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When is Epitaph For a Green Lover: The Linarol Consort with Héloïse Bernard?
Epitaph For a Green Lover: The Linarol Consort with Héloïse Bernard takes place on Saturday, 12 September 2026 at 16:00.
Where is Epitaph For a Green Lover: The Linarol Consort with Héloïse Bernard taking place?
Epitaph For a Green Lover: The Linarol Consort with Héloïse Bernard is held at St Cecilia’s Hall: Concert Room & Music Museum, The University of Edinburgh in Edinburgh (50 Niddry Street, Edinburgh, EH1 1LG).
How much are tickets for Epitaph For a Green Lover: The Linarol Consort with Héloïse Bernard?
Tickets for Epitaph For a Green Lover: The Linarol Consort with Héloïse Bernard are priced at £23. Live prices and availability are shown on stcecilias.ed.ac.uk.
How do I get tickets for Epitaph For a Green Lover: The Linarol Consort with Héloïse Bernard?
Tickets for Epitaph For a Green Lover: The Linarol Consort with Héloïse Bernard can be booked via stcecilias.ed.ac.uk using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.
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