Saturday, 1 September 2012
Tonight I lie with stars, moon and sky
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Next Sunday, 16 September, there is a lovely Sunday morning concert at the Forge in Camden. Songs by Bliss, Dibdin, Clay and Stanford setting poems by Walter de la Mare, Keats and Shakespeare, along with dark Scottish ballads by Judith Weir and Warlock. The singers are soprano Sarah Dacey and tenor Greg Tassell along with pianist Belinda Jones. The performance takes place at 11am.
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