Baroque music performed by the Ensemble La Réveuse

Allée des Acacias

London in the 17th and 18th centuries stands at the forefront of musical innovation. The English composer John Playford of the 17th century and the Scottish James Oswald of the 18th century immediately find the right balance between traditional and learned music, revealing to the English the beauties of Celtic music, from ballrooms to drawing rooms. Here is a joyful program to discover the history of Celtic music in a different way. By Florence Bolton, viol d'amour, and Benjamin Perrot, theorbo and English guitar.