Salisbury Baroque is Salisbury’s only period-instrument ensemble. It was formed by our founding patron David Morgan to enable local players (and some colleagues from further afield) to share their passion for late 17th and 18th century music through concerts and workshops.
Using copies of instruments of the period and authentic playing style, the group is able to bring to its audience a sense of intimacy and style difficult to achieve with larger forces and modern, heavier instruments.
Programme Schedule for the 2024 – 2025 season
Our first concert of the new season will be a programme led by Catherine Martin at St. Martin's Church, Salisbury, celebating the music of Bach and Handel. It will feature works with soprano, flute, violin and organ soloists. Please see our Concerts and Tickets page for more details.
Sponsors and Friends of Salisbury Baroque
We are seeking sponsors to help support the orchestra. If you are able to support the orchestra in this way, please contact us to discuss sponsorship options. We also run a Friends’ scheme which, for a minimum donation of £25 per year, or £40 for a couple, entitles members to a number of benefits including invitations to additional concerts given by members of the orchestra and your name mentioned in concert programmes. For further details, please contact Lynn Menzies: 01722 717925 or friends@salisburybaroque.org.uk.
Salisbury Baroque's next orchestral concert is a programme led by Catherine Martin, at 4pm on Sunday 22nd September 2024 at St. Martin's Church, Salisbury.
Full details and details of all our concerts are on the Concerts & Tickets page.
Tickets for Salisbury Baroque's concerts are available online. For full details, please see the Concerts & Tickets page.
Salisbury Baroque is a member and supporter of Music In Salisbury which maintains a diary of musical events in Salisbury.
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