Contact
E-mail: info@sequentia.org
Worldwide Representation
Lucy Rice
Hazard Chase Ltd
25 City Road
Cambridge CB1 1DP
United Kingdom
Phone (direct):
+ 44 (0) 1223 706029
Phone (main):
+ 44 (0) 1223 312400
Fax: + 44 (0) 1223 460827
E-mail: lucy.rice@hazardchase.co.uk
In association with
Jon Aaron
Managing Director
Aaron Concert Artists
220 West 148th St. 4J
New York City 10039, NY / USA
Phone: 212-665-0313
E-mail: jon@aaronconcert.com
Production consultant (Europe)
Valérie Lafont
Cinquièmes Cordes
1bis, passage Duhesme
F-75018 Paris / France
Phone: +33(0)6 77 09 62 32
E-mail: valerie@cinquiemescordes.com
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Montalbâne Festival
Sequentia (Benjamin Bagby & Norbert Rodenkirchen)
Photos taken during a performance of 'Endzeitfragmente' given on 19 June 2010 in the Montalbâne Festival (Germany). Photographer: Stefan Schweiger, copyright 2010. Use by permission only.
Upcoming Concerts
7-15 May 2013
Oude Muziek Netwerk tour: Brussels (B), Muiden, Maastricht, Enschede, Rotterdam, Amsterdam, Utrecht (NL). Details
Frankish Phantoms
17 May 2013
Worms (D). Details
Frankish Phantoms
29 May 2013
Köln (D) Museum Schnütgen. Details
Frankish Phantoms
News
Teaching
New courses for 2013 are listed here.
Sequentia on BBC 3
Benjamin Bagby was recently in London, where he appeared as a guest on the BBC 3 'Early Music Show' to talk about Sequentia. The podcast version of his interview with host Catherine Bott can be heard here.
New recording
The program 'Voices from the Island Sanctuary' was recorded by the Westdeutscher Rundfunk Köln in October 2012. A CD release in 2013 is currently being negotiated.
Fragments for the End of Time on 2012 US tour
Sequentia performed the program 'Fragments for the End of Time' during a US concert tour in February/March 2012. Read reviews in the New York Times: The Fearsome Future Through Medieval Eyes, and the Boston Musical Intelligencer: Bagby Time-Travels to medieval Europe.
Beowulf on DVD
Benjamin Bagby’s legendary performance of the Anglo-Saxon epic Beowulf (part I) recorded live in Helsingborg, Sweden.
Visit the Beowulf website