Enjoy afternoon tea and the music of Marmaduke Overend, quite possibly 18th century England's most unjustly obscure composer.
Marmaduke Overend (ca. 1730-1790) enjoys a worldwide reputation as one of England's most obscure composers, vying for the title with Obadiah Shuttleworth and Starling Godwin. In fact, the portrait we're using to advertise this concert belongs to Overend's teacher, William Boyce, also known as England's largest baroque composer. That being said, Overend's music is quite fine, and definitely worth knowing. Here's your chance.
Join host and harpsichordist Henry Lebedinsky along with baroque violinists Anna Maberry and Eleanor Legault for afternoon tea, a little claret, good company, and a tour of late baroque musical England featuring trio sonatas by Overend, Boyce, and Handel, along with the stories behind the music.
Because of the overwhelming popularity of Overend's music, we have chosen a truly unique location for this concert: the back gardens of Bamboo Cottage, the Everett, WA residence of Classical Uncorked founders Henry Lebedinsky and Danae Ashley. Seating is limited to 25 people. Due to COVID-19, we ask that only people who are fully vaccinated attend this event.
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