20. Coffee Concert

London 1700

Time and date

Tuesday 30 June 2026

11:00 am

12:00 pm

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London 1700
This concert features five composers who were active in London at the turn to the 18th Century. Nicola Matteis was a violinist-composer from Naples who made his home in London and is credited with changing English taste from French to Italian styles. His ‘La Follia’ Variations will close the concert. John Eccles, Daniel Purcell (brother of Henry Purcell) and William Croft were all English composers working in London at that time. Johann Christoph Pepusch was born in Berlin but spent his working life in London

Admission: €22/16/10

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COFFEE CONCERTS This popular series takes place every morning at 11am in St Brendan’s Church. Pop into the marquee for coffee, cake and chat before the concert and enjoy some of the most beloved music in the classical repertoire, from Beethoven and Bach to Handel and Haydn.

 

Watch a clip of Charlotte Spruit perform Matteis Ayres for Violin

All works performed by Charlotte Spruit Sergio Bucheli Jonathan Byers Tom Foster


Composer Work
Nicola Matteis Pieces in G major, Variations on La Folia
John Eccles Violin Sonata in A minor
Daniel Purcell Sonata 6 in F minor
Johann Christoph Pepusch Violin Sonata in E major
William Croft Violin Sonata in A major