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International Crumhorn Day
A nostalgic, underground early music night.
A celebration of the crumhorn, a distinctive Renaissance double reed instrument popular throughout 15th- and 16th-century Europe. A consort of four to six players will perform fanfares from the steps of Garrick's Temple before moving inside to play period songs and dance tunes. The programme features musical nods to Shakespeare and David Garrick alongside explanations of the instrument's history and design.
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When and where does International Crumhorn Day take place?+
It takes place on October 3, 2026, at Garrick's Temple to Shakespeare located on Hampton Court Road in Hampton, TW12 2EJ.
How do I get tickets for International Crumhorn Day?+
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What is featured in the performance program?+
A consort of four to six players performs fanfares from the steps before moving inside for period songs, dance tunes, and musical nods to Shakespeare.
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