Trio Notturno

Eva Caballero

Eva Caballero has a busy and varied musical career performing with period instrument orchestras and ensembles in the UK and abroad

James Akers

Biog
Critically acclaimed musician James Akers was hailed as ‘the great Scottish guitarist’ by Classical Guitar Magazine and, in a review from Gramoph...

Rachel Stott

Rachel’s career has been divided between performing wet ink manuscripts on modern instruments, interpreting faded manuscripts on period instruments, a...

Trio Notturno was formed to explore the repertoire composed in the late 18th & early 19th centuries for flute, viola and guitar. The guitar had a vogue in Vienna at that time and many composers wrote and arranged for this combination of instruments.

Fiori Musicali

Poppy Walshaw

Cellist Poppy Walshaw performs as a soloist, chamber musician, and continuo player on historical instruments

Nichola Blakey

Nichola grew up in Manchester and came to London to study viola with James Sleigh at the RAM

Malu Lin Swayne

Malu Lin grew up near Aberystwyth, where she studied with Robert Jacoby

Heidi Fardell

Heidi is a freelance recorder player and baroque flautist

Rosie Moon

'Bach’s music is often described as being, in essence, about dance

Judit Felszeghy

Judit Felszeghy, soprano, was trained in the Kodály method in Budapest, Hungary

Gail Hennessy

GAIL HENNESSY is one of the foremost exponents of the baroque oboe in Britain

Kerstin Linder-Dewan

Kelly McCusker

Adrian Woodward

Hazel Brooks

Sue Addison

Andrew Durban

Iva Fleischhansova

Founded in 1983 by director Dr Penelope Rapson, Fiori are one of the principal providers of professional classical and early music concerts outside London.

Continuo Connect — Profile // Eva Caballero

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Eva Caballero

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Trio Notturno

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