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Telemann, Bach and Tartini played in the rooms they were written for the size of.
Lecture / talkClassical
At Hogarth's House.
Peter Sheppard Skaerved plays violin and Malene Sheppard Skaerved speaks, in a programme that sets eighteenth-century chamber music against new writing about what is outside the window — including new poetry about the 350-year-old mulberry tree in the garden. David Hackbridge Johnson's 'Will Rosin of Wapping' comes from a 1719 Tatler story about an East End rumpus, a paper Hogarth read. 19:00 to 20:30, £10.
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