Wigmore Hall, London

Marginalised, neglected, ignored for centuries, and only now coming to the fore. The fate of brass chamber music mirrors that of the female composers of the past. Our counterfactual history redresses both balances: placing the music of two female composers, Maddalena Casulana and Clara Schumann, alongside that of their historically more celebrated male contemporaries; and imagining that these women had written for brass.

Giovanni Gabrieli Exultavit cor meum
Maddalena Casulana Madrigali (selection)
Orlande de Lassus Lagrime di San Pietro
Felix Mendelssohn Organ Sonata in C minor
Clara Schumann Sonata in G minor