Features
In conversation with: Mary Bevan
Continuo Connect meets soprano Mary Bevan, internationally renowned in baroque, classical and contemporary music
The mystery of Bach’s “unicorn”
A good mystery always intrigues - and when the mystery is set for us by none other than Johann Sebastian Bach, who can resist?
Sounds of the Square Mile
Organist Thomas Allery presents 'Sounds of the Square Mile', a docu-concert from the City of London.
The story of the love:Handel festival
The story of the love:Handel festival, as told to Continuo Connect by Brook Street Band founder Tatty Theo
▶Introducing the French Bassoon
Nowadays, the bassoon you are likely to see in an orchestra is the German bassoon. But did you know there is also a French bassoon? Chris Rawley introduces us to the differences between the two and why for certain repertoire, the French bassoon is ideal.
Irlandiani - Smock Alley
Irlandiani explore 18th-century Italian-Irish musical connections in their new album 'Smock Alley'. Cellist Carina Drury talks about the album's origins.
Kino-Teatr: a venue with a difference
Introducing St Leonard-on-Sea’s Kino-Teatr: a venue with a difference, run with an experienced eye for the arts
Discovering Baroque treasures with Will Russell and Spiritato
Will Russell, founder of Spiritato and champion of less well-known Baroque music, shares insights into their musical adventures and discoveries.
Graft, galleries, and genre-busting: the endless possibilities of the recorder
What do the Mandalorian and the Beatles have in common? Recorder player Heidi Fardell will tell you, and more, as she writes about her life and career in music.