Links ~ Music Ensembles
Ensembles | Music | Dance | Resources
| Adelaide Baroque | Featuring Musica da Camera and other exponents of baroque music on original instruments |
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Australian Brandenburg Orchestra |
Directed by Paul Dyer, Australia's finest period instrument orchestra, specialising in music of the baroque and classical era |
| Australian Haydn Ensemble | Specialises in the music of the classical era, performing on historical instruments under the leadership of Artistic Director, Skye McIntosh. |
| Elysium Ensemble | Melbourne-based baroque ensemble, founded by Greg Dikmans, joined in concert performances and on CD by Australia's leading early music specialists |
| Evergreen Ensemble | Led by Shane Lestideau, an Australian baroque ensemble specialising in the art music and traditional folk music of the 17th and 18th centuries |
| Ironwood | Ironwood is an Australian-based ensemble, committed to exploring music of the baroque, classical and romantic periods on early string and keyboard instruments |
| The Marais Project | Marin Marais - A Life's Work concert series featuring the viola da gamba, directed by Jennifer Eriksson |
| Pastance | Led by Alex & Megan Cronin, specialising in Celtic and early music from the Middle Ages to the Baroque era |
| Pinchgut Opera | Chamber opera, directed by Erin Helyard & Antony Walker, with a focus on rarely-heard masterpieces of the 17th and 18th centuries |
| Salut! Baroque | Baroque music ensemble led by Sally Melhuish and Tim Blomfield, with subscription concert series in Canberra and Sydney |
| Sydney Conservatorium Early Music Ensemble |
Directed by Neal Peres Da Costa - See Sydney Conservatorium's Events List for concerts |
| The Sydney Consort | Ensemble featuring music of the 17th and 18th centuries, led by Monika and Stan Kornel |
| The Telemann Ensemble | North Queensland's only specialist Baroque chamber ensemble, based in Townsville. See also Margaret Caley and Malcolm Tattersall |
| Thoroughbass Australia | A group of dedicated musicians whose passion is music from the Baroque. With the aim of refreshing the mind, it explores the variety and colours of this era. |