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This year's Brighton Early Music Festival celebrates on a grand scale music by female composers of the past. From St George's Church Kemp Town, Brighton, Ruby Hughes takes on two dramatic solo cantatas on biblical themes by Elisabeth Jacquet de La Guerre. De La Guerre first burst onto the musical scene aged eight when she performed at the Court of Louis XIV, majorly impressing the King. These sandwich performances by the London Handel players of some of the finest and earliest examples of string sonatas, and keyboard works by the master of the keyboard Francois Couperin. Presented by Ian Skelly.

Heinrich Ignaz Franz von Biber 1644-1704
Rosary Sonata No.1 'Annunciation'

Elisabeth Jacquet de La Guerre 1665-1729
Violin Sonata No.2 in D major

Jacquet de La Guerre Cantata: Susanne

Jean-F茅ry Rebel 1666-1747
Violin Sonata in D major No.5 Deuxi猫me Livre

8.15: INTERVAL: Imogen Holst: Mass in A minor
Choir of Clare College, Cambridge
Graham Ross, director

Jean-Marie Leclair 1697-1764
Violin Sonata No.8 in G major (Premier livre) for violin and continuo

Fran莽ois Couperin 1668-1733
Pi猫ces de Clavecin Premier Ordre
Les Abeilles
La Nan猫te
Les Sentiments
La Pastorelle
Les Non猫tes
L'Enchanteresse

Jacquet de La Guerre
Cantata: Judith

Ruby Hughes (soprano)

The London Handel Players:

Adrian Butterfield (violin)
Katherine Sharman (viola da gamba)
Laurence Cummings (harpsichord).