Liberata Collective

Liberata Collective
Following the success of their debut production at Buxton in collaboration with Ensemble Hesperi, Liberata Collective expanded to include their own group of period instrumentalists, with a core continuo team of Petra Hajduchová (harpsichord) and Nathan Giorgetti (baroque cello).

In 2024 they revived Handel's 'Orlando' for a mini tour, introducing the new instrumental team, and in 2025 mounted a new production of 'La Clemenza di Tito' which featured at Beaumaris Festival. In 2026, the company debuts 'Antonia', a new operatic portrait of Marie Antoinette featuring music on period instruments by Gluck, Sacchini, Piccinni, Hélène de Montgeroult, Joseph Bologne and more, with Liberata Collective's artists Olivia Doutney (soprano), Maxim del Mar (baroque violin), Nathan Giorgetti (baroque cello) and Petra Hajduchová (harpsichord).

Biography

Following the success of their debut production at Buxton in collaboration with Ensemble Hesperi, Liberata Collective expanded to include their own group of period instrumentalists, with a core continuo team of Petra Hajduchová (harpsichord) and Nathan Giorgetti (baroque cello).

In 2024 they revived Handel's 'Orlando' for a mini tour, introducing the new instrumental team, and in 2025 mounted a new production of 'La Clemenza di Tito' which featured at Beaumaris Festival. In 2026, the company debuts 'Antonia', a new operatic portrait of Marie Antoinette featuring music on period instruments by Gluck, Sacchini, Piccinni, Hélène de Montgeroult, Joseph Bologne and more, with Liberata Collective's artists Olivia Doutney (soprano), Maxim del Mar (baroque violin), Nathan Giorgetti (baroque cello) and Petra Hajduchová (harpsichord).

Share this
Past programmes
Watch

Don't miss a beat – subscribe today!

Subscribe to our fortnightly newsletter to get the latest concert recommendations, festival updates, artist profiles, and curated playlists delivered straight to your inbox.

Read our latest newsletter.

Help early music flourish!

Donate now to support Continuo Connect. Every contribution helps cover the costs of running this non-profit website, ensuring free access for musicians, festivals and the public.