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Introducing the ensemble
Members
of the ensemble:
Margaret Caley
(baroque violin)
Malcolm Tattersall
(recorder & flute)
Daniel Cocks
(recorder & oboe)
Wade Tattersall
(cello & recorder)
Kaye Gersch
(harpsichord)
Repertoire:
Sample Programme
A colourful performance:
The Elizabethan Fair
May 2005
Audio sample:
Pavane by William Byrd
(mp3, 700 KB)
Events:
The 2006 Elizabethan Fair and Shakespeare Festival
The man behind our name:
Georg Philip Telemann
Resources:
Education Kit for 2006 Elizabethan Fair and Shakespeare Festival
Links:
North Queensland Recorder Society
Townsville Arts Links
Malcolm Tattersall's home page
More links for Recorder and Early Music in Australasia
Malcolm Tattersall and Margaret Caley
The Telemann Ensemble, based in Townsville, North Queensland, specialises in performing music of the baroque (with occasional excursions into earlier and slightly later music) with awareness of, and respect for, the instruments and performance traditions of the period. The ensemble was formed early in 1999 and has presented concerts and led workshops in Townsville, Atherton, Innisfail, Cairns and Brisbane.
Coming events
Concert featuring leading UK based baroque flautist Stephen Preston with the Telemann Ensemble, accompanied by images coordinated by local artist (and recorder player) Anneke Silver. The programme will include music by Telemann (of course), Quantz and JCF Bach.
The concert will be presented by the Music Centre North Qld on Sunday February 8th at 3pm in the Court Theatre, cnr Sturt & Stokes Sts, Townsville.
Stephen Preston will also present a workshop in Ecosonics (time tbc) during his visit to Townsville.
Recent events:
NQRS Early Music Extravaganza at Riverway Arts Centre, Thuringowa, Tuesday May 20, 2008
The Telemann Ensemble presented this concert with guest artists Ruth Wilkinson (viol da gamba and recorders) and Louise King, (baroque cello) in conjunction with the NQRS workshop at Paluma.
Contact us:
Margaret at 042 775 7958 (mob.), or by mail at 24 Masuda St, Annandale or Malcolm via his home page.