A CHANCE to hear what the pop music of the 16th century sounded like will come for local people at the next “Live at St Wilfrid’s” concert at Grappenhall on Thursday October 17.
The performance at St Wilfrid’s Church, in the village centre, will feature PIVA – The Renaissance Collective, a well-established ensemble of early music specialists.
Members of PIVA have wide and diverse musical backgrounds and between them have experience of playing classical, baroque, folk and roots music. They specialise in popular dance and ballad music of the late 16th century, giving it their own fresh and innovative approach to create music of the past played for today.
Tickets are available on line at www.liveatstwilfrids.co.uk or from the following outlets:
Grappenhall Community Library – 01925 268077
Donna Marie, Stockton Heath – 07788 255757
Conway Phillips, Opticians, Warrington – 01925 633746
The Coffee House, Lymm – 0161 250 5848
Or at the door on the night.
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