Like wheat that springeth green
It’s Palm Sunday already tomorrow and Easter will be upon us in the blink of an eye! A yearly milestone when we emerge from the gloom of winter and pause and marvel in the miracle of renewal and rejuvenation, as…
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Can spring be far behind…?
There is always in February some one day, at least, when one smells the yet distant, but surely coming, summer. — Gertrude Jekyll And here at Fiori Musicali HQ we are focusing on the season ahead. After the excitement of…
Welcoming a New Year!
A New Year! Many greetings to all our followers. May 2026 be full of amazing and wonderful musical experiences for you. Here at Fiori HQ we are busy with plans for many exciting concerts – some in familiar venues, others…
Music for the festive season
The days are rushing by and before we know it, it will be Christmas! December is always a busy month for Fiori. Behind the scenes at Fiori HQ we are very busy finalising our plans for 2026 – all to…
Music for St Cecilia
The clocks have changed. The seasons change. And Fiori are gearing up for our winter season. To kick things off we have a concert on 22 November – St Cecilia’s Day.
The Mythical Phoenix – Autumn 2025
Fiori are thrilled to announce that we have been selected as one of the 22 established ensembles nationally who have been successful in the latest round of Continuo Foundation grant awards.
GREAT FIRE of NORTHAMPTON 1675
Fiori Musicali are honoured to have been asked to help mark the 350th anniversary of the Great Fire of Northampton in a grand concert.
A summer to remember!
What a summer Fiori has had! – culminating in Haydn’s splendid Maria Theresa Mass in Fotheringhay on 10 August. There was a real end of term feeling for this triumpant performance as choir, soloists and a superb orchestra of strings,…
June news: Meet the team!
June is full of music for Fiori. On 12 June we were invited to Wickhambrook in Suffolk, under the auspices of Music in Country Churches.
Maytime
When all the Birds have Mattens seyd,And sung their thankful Hymnes: ’tis sin,Nay, profanation to keep in…Rise; and put on your Foliage, and be seene To come forth, like the Spring-time, fresh and greene; Robert Herrick So wrote the 17th-century poet…