Conjuring up Calcutta in chilly November will always be a challenge but lighting, a sitar...

Six carefully matched voices (seven when you count director Oliver John Ruthven), a massive lute...

While not quite early music, this programme illustrated the seemingly haphazard development of the Classical...

The gittern (an early guitar) looked interesting and the harp and fiddle were clearly not...

This unusual ensemble of recorders, violin, ’cello and theorbo play early music with a folksy...

This charming set of works featured tangled echo effects, close canons and the extraordinary Spiegelkanon...

Seven (counting Owain Park the director) well matched male voices can make an almost bewildering...

Mary-Jannet Leith (recorders) and Thomas Allery (harpsichord) are well known to BREMF audiences for their...

Sublime music, unsung for half a millennium and as anonymous as nuns, formed the core...

The spacious acoustic and mystical atmosphere of St. Bartholomew’s provided an ideal venue for this...

Imagine brightly-coloured French porcelain, animated with music. Josh Cooter, a perfectly anguished tenor, sings the...