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Elizabeth Kenny is a renowned European lute and theorbo player and a Professor of Music at the Royal Academy of Music (RAM). Widely respected in the early-music community, she collaborates with top ensembles such as Theatre of the Ayre and Philharmonia-era groups, enriching performances with her command of historical plucked strings and deep interpretive insight.
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Her work spans solo recitals, chamber collaborations, and scholarly engagement, making her a primary figure for audiences seeking authentic period-instrument experiences. Secure your seats for her upcoming concerts and tours, and explore her ongoing contributions to the field of early music.
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Biography highlights: A celebrated performer and RAM professor, Kenny specializes in lute and theorbo, frequently performing with established early-music ensembles. Her discography includes projects that have received major recognition, such as the Grammy-winning Shakespeare Songs collaboration with Ian Bostridge and others. Her artistry bridges performance and scholarship, enriching both concert halls and academic settings.
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Discography highlights: Notable works include Shakespeare Songs (Grammy-winning) and Ars Longa nominations, reflecting her involvement in high-profile, award-nominated recordings. Her projects have earned accolades and nominations within classical music circles, underscoring a sustained impact on the repertoire of early music.
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Upcoming tour info (2025): Elizabeth Kenny’s 2025 engagements feature a series of performances across the UK and Europe, including Marlborough Road Methodist Church (Banbury, Sept 27), Canongate Kirk (Edinburgh, Oct 6), St Nicholas Church (Brighton, Oct 11), Oxford International Song Festival – Cubaroque: De Pasión Mortal (Oct 14), and The Plough Chapel (Brecon, Oct 20). Additional collaborations with Nardus Williams occur at Brighton Early Music Festival and Oxford Song events. For concert details and tickets, check the venue pages and our listings as dates approach.
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Connect with Elizabeth Kenny online: official site Elizabeth Kenny Official, and follow her on social media for updates and behind-the-scenes insights: Facebook | X / Twitter.
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Biography highlights: A celebrated performer and RAM professor, Kenny specializes in lute and theorbo, frequently performing with established early-music ensembles. Her discography includes projects that have received major recognition, such as the Grammy-winning Shakespeare Songs collaboration with Ian Bostridge and others. Her artistry bridges performance and scholarship, enriching both concert halls and academic settings.
Discography highlights: Notable works include Shakespeare Songs (Grammy-winning) and Ars Longa nominations, reflecting her involvement in high-profile, award-nominated recordings. Her projects have earned accolades and nominations within classical music circles, underscoring a sustained impact on the repertoire of early music.
Upcoming tour info (2025): Elizabeth Kenny’s 2025 engagements feature a series of performances across the UK and Europe, including Marlborough Road Methodist Church (Banbury, Sept 27), Canongate Kirk (Edinburgh, Oct 6), St Nicholas Church (Brighton, Oct 11), Oxford International Song Festival – Cubaroque: De Pasión Mortal (Oct 14), and The Plough Chapel (Brecon, Oct 20). Additional collaborations with Nardus Williams occur at Brighton Early Music Festival and Oxford Song events. For concert details and tickets, check the venue pages and our listings as dates approach.
Connect with Elizabeth Kenny online: official site Elizabeth Kenny Official, and follow her on social media for updates and behind-the-scenes insights: Facebook | X / Twitter.
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