Keys of Gold - Brilliant Bach

Next date: Saturday, 18 July 2026 | 03:00 PM to 04:00 PM

Immerse yourself in Bach's musical style, the pinnacle of the Baroque era. Defined by complex polyphony and rich harmonic structures, his music masterfully interweaves multiple independent musical lines that harmonize simultaneously.

Performed by world-class musicians on some incredible instruments at the historical Inglewood Town Hall.

The Coomoora Ensemble, Lizzy Welsh, Edwina Cordingley and Ann Morgan are brining Brilliant Bach!

This event is the second for Keys of Gold in Inglewood this day, with The Four Seasons being performed at 11am at St Augustine's Church. View the Other Keys of Gold Event Here

About the Performers

The Coomoora Ensemble is a Central Victorian based early music group specializing in historical instruments.

Lizzy Welsh is internationally renowned as a music-maker and performer of early music, new music and experimental improvisation, principally on the baroque violin and modern violin. She has performed across the globe throughout her career, having appeared with who has appeared with Freitags-Akademien (Berlin, Germany), Latitude 37, Van Diemen’s Band, The Night Watch (Wellington, NZ), Orchestra of the Antipodes, Accademia Arcadia, La Compañia, Ludovico’s Band, Consort Eclectus and Harken Well.

Edwina Cordingley received first-class honours as a scholarship holder for three years at the Australian National Academy of Music. She studied Baroque cello in Edinburgh with David Watkin before moving to London for an apprenticeship with Sir John Eliot Gardiner. Edwina went on to tour Europe with Sir John Eliot Gardiner in his ensembles, the English Baroque Soloists and the Orchestre Revolutionnaire et Romantique and to perform and tour Europe as Principal Cello for The Gabrieli Consort and Players. In Australia she enjoys performing with many Historically Informed ensembles such as Genesis Baroque, Australian Baroque, Australian Haydn Ensemble, Accademia Arcadia and The Coomoora Ensemble to name a few.

Master of the harpsichord, Ann Morgan pioneered rediscovery of the "tonal image" of early music trekking through European museums to analyse historical models to the quiet, meticulous hours in their workshop, Ann was the pivotal musical force alongside Fred.