Tuesday 12 July 10.30am
£12.00
Venue: Bedern Hall

The case of Angelo Notari, musician and spy

Angelo Notari was an Italian-born musician who moved to England in 1611 and made his career as a court musician under successive monarchs. Until recently, however, little was known about his life in Italy. This talk will examine Notari’s life and compositions, and examine the cases for a large number of newly attributed works, including arrangements of pieces by composers including Monteverdi and Gabrieli representing the full gamut of compositional practice in the decades around 1600.

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