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Liverpool Echo
Liverpool Echo
Entertainment
Jess Flaherty

Music festival returning to Liverpool this weekend after three year hiatus

Liverpool Early Music Festival is returning this weekend after a three year hiatus.

The popular event made its debut a few years ago and will be back with a bang, kicking off festivities with one of the UK's finest choral ensembles The Sixteen, The Linarol Consort of Renaissance Viols, and early music and theatre company The Telling. Liverpool Early Music Festival is set to launch this Saturday, September 17 with The Telling, who are holding five events across the weekend.

A Singing and Recorder Workshop will start the fun on Saturday at 2.15pm, where The Telling's singer Clare Norburn and recorder player Emily Baines will teach participants how to sing or play Spanish mediaeval and Sephardic songs. This is in direct reference to the theme of their 5.45pm concert; Music from the Spanish Melting Pot.

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