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Breathing life into a long-forgotten historical figure, The Bridgetower Chronicles pays homage to George Bridgetower, one of Europe's most-celebrated violinists of the 18th and 19th centuries. Performing alongside Beethoven and under the guidance of HRH the Prince of Wales, George's heritage, however, was just as majestic. Stretching back to a time of imperial rule, he was the grandson of an Abyssinian Prince who was taken to Jamaica and sold into slavery. Born in 1754, his father prospered into the upper echelons of society, paving the way for George's success and controversial marriage to an…mehr

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Breathing life into a long-forgotten historical figure, The Bridgetower Chronicles pays homage to George Bridgetower, one of Europe's most-celebrated violinists of the 18th and 19th centuries. Performing alongside Beethoven and under the guidance of HRH the Prince of Wales, George's heritage, however, was just as majestic. Stretching back to a time of imperial rule, he was the grandson of an Abyssinian Prince who was taken to Jamaica and sold into slavery. Born in 1754, his father prospered into the upper echelons of society, paving the way for George's success and controversial marriage to an upper-class English lady. With true accounts from his descendants, The Bridgetower Chronicles immortalises George forever, recalling a life and love that bridged century-old boundaries.


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