Win A Double Pass To Dowland’s 450th Birthday Bash

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There are three double passes to be won for the November 10th concert which celebrates  450th years since John Dowland’s birth. Viol consort Seaven Teares led by Jennifer Eriksson is joined by lutenist extraordinaire Tommie Andersson, Daniel Yeadon playing the treble viol and the shimmering voice of soprano Belinda Montgomery, in one of the very few events to acknowledge the legacy of the master lutenist and composer in this anniversary year of his birth.

To be in the draw for these double passes, email [email protected] with ‘Dowland’ in the subject heading by 5 pm on Friday 4th October. Winners will be advised by email on Saturday 6th October.

Click here to read more about the event

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