Features
Explore the fascinating world of early music through artist spotlight interviews, venue guides, films, playlists, and insightful essays.
Highlights
Ashley Solomon and Florilegium
Ashley Solomon and Florilegium redefine early music with innovative performances, global collaborations, and a focus on mentoring young talent.
In Conversation: George Ross
Continuo Connect meets George Ross, a British cellist specialising in period performance and founder member of the Consone Quartet.
Articles
Enchanting Norwich
A history of Norwich’s Assembly House in 1754-55, focusing on its musical significance, key performances, and notable figures like Boyce and Geminiani.
'Childhood's Awe'
“Childhood’s’ Awe” is a new work for Archlute and Harpsichord, by France-based Irish composer Sam Perkin.
Spotlight
In conversation: Carina Cosgrave
Double bass payer Carina Cosgrave talks about why she loves teaching, her mentors and some exciting discoveries.
In conversation: Andrew Wooderson
Continuo Connect meets maker and supplier of early keyboard instruments, Andrew Wooderson, who has a passion for fine craftsmanship.
In conversation: Nathaniel Mander
Nathaniel Mander, a harpsichordist and fortepianist, is known for his highly expressive and personal performances.
Watch & Listen
Jewels of the French Baroque
This playlist explores the jewels of French Baroque music, from well-known names such as Rameau and Lully, to rarely-heard gems by lesser known composers.
The Muses Restor'd
Baroque violinist Rachel Podger takes the resurgence of the Arts in England post-1660 as inspiration for her album, The Muses Restor’d.
The Madrigal Reimagined
We sat down with Oliver Webber, violinist and director of The Monteverdi String Band to discuss the making of their recording The Madrigal Reimagined.
Forza Azzuri!
Forza Azzuri! Music by Dall’abaco, Brescianello, Sammartini, Vivaldi and Zavateri - a recording by La Serenissima.
Barnstorming!
Barnstorming! was born out of the desire to reconnect with colleagues and audiences during the COVID pandemic. Three concert films were created.
Sounds of the Square Mile
Organist Thomas Allery presents 'Sounds of the Square Mile', a docu-concert from the City of London.