Alison Melville (traverso, recorders) and Julia Seager Scott (Baroque triple harp).
Solos and duets from Baroque Scotland, by Scottish composers and their colleagues from Edinburgh's Italian immigrant community. Sonatas, variations, and settings of traditional Scottish tunes by Barsanti, Oswald, Munro and others, with a wee dash of Vivaldi.

Chase those winter blues away with a rollicking Elizabethan kitchen party! Join us for an evening of blood-pumping, yet heart-warming dance tunes and ballads. Featuring some of our favourite composers, including Orlando di Lasso, Playford, and Ravenscroft, this New Year soirée is a celebration of spirit guaranteed to send you home smiling from ear to ear. Artistic Direction: Laura Pudwell and Alison Melville.

Chase those winter blues away with a rollicking Elizabethan kitchen party! Join us for an evening of blood-pumping, yet heart-warming dance tunes and ballads. Featuring some of our favourite composers, including Orlando di Lasso, Playford, and Ravenscroft, this New Year soirée is a celebration of spirit guaranteed to send you home smiling from ear to ear. Artistic Direction: Laura Pudwell and Alison Melville.

Artistic Director Emeritus David Fallis returns with one of Toronto’s beloved Christmas traditions! Singers, violins, cornetti, sackbuts, recorder, theorbos and keyboards grace the balconies and stage, as we recreate the joy of Christmas Vespers as it might have been heard under the direction of Michael Praetorius in 17th-century Germany. In the spirit of the season, the audience and Consort join forces in singing favourite early Christmas carols. A sell-out in previous seasons, this yuletide celebration marks the triumphant return of live audiences!

Artistic Director Emeritus David Fallis returns with one of Toronto’s beloved Christmas traditions! Singers, violins, cornetti, sackbuts, recorder, theorbos and keyboards grace the balconies and stage, as we recreate the joy of Christmas Vespers as it might have been heard under the direction of Michael Praetorius in 17th-century Germany. In the spirit of the season, the audience and Consort join forces in singing favourite early Christmas carols. A sell-out in previous seasons, this yuletide celebration marks the triumphant return of live audiences!

Artistic Director Emeritus David Fallis returns with one of Toronto’s beloved Christmas traditions! Singers, violins, cornetti, sackbuts, recorder, theorbos and keyboards grace the balconies and stage, as we recreate the joy of Christmas Vespers as it might have been heard under the direction of Michael Praetorius in 17th-century Germany. In the spirit of the season, the audience and Consort join forces in singing favourite early Christmas carols. A sell-out in previous seasons, this yuletide celebration marks the triumphant return of live audiences!

A short program of medieval music for voices, bowed and plucked strings, hurdy gurdy and flutes, in conjunction with the exhibition 'Certaine Worthye Manuscripts' at the Fisher Collection, Robarts Library, University of Toronto.

A short program of medieval music for voices, bowed and plucked strings, hurdy gurdy and flutes, in conjunction with the exhibition 'Certaine Worthye Manuscripts' at the Fisher Collection, Robarts Library, University of Toronto.

Music for recorders and flutes, from Bach and Telemann to music of the 21st century.
Alison Melville with Armando Jose Fuentes, lute, and Julian Navarro, Baroque guitar.