Coming up next for us is a chance to explore gorgeous sonatas by J. S. Bach, Biber, Schmelzer and Erlebach with the chamber organ at Trinity College Chapel.
Tickets $30 /$20. Bookings not required, call (03) 9853 6901 for more information.
After finishing our recording sessions for our next CD on Tuesday last week, we are now in preparation for our next concert across the straight in Hobart, for the brand new festival called Hobart Baroque. We are presenting a recital of French music as part of the festival with a program called Sonnerie - taking you back to the streets and salons of pre-revolution Paris. Music by Marais, Rameau, Couperin and Leclair, as well as some popular tunes from the city’s streets and the mesmerizing ringing of the bells of St Genevieve. Come along to the opulent setting of the Hobart Town Hall for an evening of French decadence.
7pm Monday 15 April
Bookings through the Theatre Royal
Enquires +61 3 6233 2299 or boxoffice@theatreroyal.com.au
Coming up next for Latitude 37 is the first of our Melbourne Recital Centre Subscription concerts in which we explore music from the Empire of the West. We’ll present several beautiful 17th century German trio sonatas by Buxtehude and Becker – some of our best loved core repertoire – and blend these with music from Spain by Ortiz, Ribayaz and Cabanilles. We’re so looking forward to it!
Now’s the perfect time to get yourself a bargain by snapping up a subscription for all three concerts HERE
Our next performance can be heard live all over Australia as we present an exciting programme of Baroque music inspired by the Ottoman Empire, with guest percussionist Matt Stonehouse. Come along in person to the Iwaki Auditorium in Melbourne or tune in to ABC Classic FM.
We have combed through the ashes of the Thirty Years’ War to find some of the most beautiful instrumental music written in the Holy Roman Empire for our final Melbourne Recital Centre performance this year. It’s going to be gorgeous, don’t miss it! 
Bookings
at the beautiful German Trinity Church. Don’t miss it!German Church, 22 Parliament Place, East Melbourne
Tickets $35/$25, Book Tickets
CALLING ALL MELBOURNE FANS. Latitude 37 has its next photoshoot coming up and we want YOU to be part of it. That’s right, join the fun, and have a great time with your favourite baroque trio
We will be meeting at the Northcote Town Hall from 10am until 2pm on August 15 and we’re looking for anywhere between 10-15 people to be ‘in the background.’ Sound like your idea of fun? See you then!
Latitude 37 is proud to have Albert Comper Photography provide images.
Coming up on August 8, 7pm is the second of our Melbourne Recital Centre concerts for the year, and we are voyaging to mid-17th-century Europe, where the Barbarini family were bad, dangerous to know, and one of the most powerful families on the continent. From its ranks came patricians, a pope and a penchant for musical patronage that was on show both at home in Rome and in Parisian exile. Including works by Kapsberger, Galilei, Landi and Lambert, drawn from a world of luxury, excess and corruption, Exile is a seductive demonstration of the sort of music that can be bought when money is no object.
Wednesday May 30 saw Latitude 37 give a concert in the Ballroom at Melbourne’s Government House for Chamber Music Australia – a truly beautiful venue for a baroque concert. A big thank you to CMA for giving us such a special opportunity.
