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NCEM York Early Music Festival 2020

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Sunday 5 July

Event 6

Venue

Tickets

2.00pm – 3.00pm

NCEM, St Margaret’s Church

Reserved seating. Free to those attending other events within the Festival but please do book in

advance to avoid disappointment.

THE EARLY MUSIC SHOW

Join us for a live broadcast of this popular show,

presented by Hannah French, and meet selected guests from the 2020 Festival.

YORK LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD

Immediately following the broadcast, the Festival

will present its eighth biennial Lifetime Achievement

Award to violinist Catherine Mackintosh.

Catherine Mackintosh (known to the profession as Cat) is

one of the most notable pioneers of the British early music

scene. After picking up a treble viol while at music college she

never looked back. Consort-playing gave her the foundations

of understanding the aesthetics and the language of baroque

music, and that was soon translated to the violin. She led

a number of orchestras, notably Christopher Hogwood’s

Academy of Ancient Music, and later co-founded and led the

Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment for two decades.

As a founder of the Purcell Quartet she recorded and

performed all the major works of the baroque trio-sonata

repertoire (and much more) the world over. She was

also Britain’s pioneer and champion of the viola

d’amore. Cat’s influence as a teacher and

educator has been unique and far-reaching,

with many generations of violinists, violists

and other instrumentalists passing through

her hands at the Royal College of Music, the

Royal Conservatoire The Hague, and on

numerous courses world-wide.

The York Early Music Festival’s Lifetime Achievement Award

honours major figures who have made a significant difference to

the world of early music and has been presented every other year

since its inauguration in 2006. The previous winners have been:

the Kuijken brothers (2006); Dame Emma Kirkby (2008); James

Bowman (2010); Jordi Savall (2012); Andrew Parrott (2014);

Anthony Rooley (2016) and Trevor Pinnock (2018).

book online

TICKETS.ncem.co.uk 07

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