22 November is St Cecilia’s day. She was a Roman noblewoman, believed to have lived in the third century and Christian martyr. Her feast day has been celebrated in the Christian church since the fourth century. During the middle…
In the dark days of November 1828 Franz Schubert’s short life came to an end. Schubert – a composer whose extraordinary gift for melody delighted the Viennese concertgoing public in the early romantic era – still enthrals us today with…
No sun — no moon!No morn — no noon —No dawn — no dusk — no proper time of day.No warmth, no cheerfulness, no healthful ease,No comfortable feel in any member.No shade, no shine, no butterflies, no bees,No fruits, no…
Celebrate harvest, have a pumpkin festival (or carve one), gather apples, even watch the aurora borealis – and here at Fiori HQ we stir the pot of ideas for our exciting 2025 concert series. As Melvyn Bragg reminds us, ‘the arts are…
So much is going on for Fiori just now. Glorious packed concerts at Fawsley and Paulerspury on beautiful autumn evenings (not many of those this month!).
Fiori are delighted to be one of the 17 established ensembles nationally to be successful in the latest round of Continuo Foundation grant awards.
This year we are thrilled to be able to put on Bach’s resplendent Christmas Oratorio to open the festive season in Northampton Cathedral on Friday 20 December at 6pm.
In 2025 Fiori Musicali are teaming with Georgettes of Oxford for a couple of Regency Balls.
Fiori Musicali work very hard to give you a great repertoire of beautiful baroque and classical music near you. I wanted to learn more about the players who regularly make up Fiori Musicali and what makes them tick.
You won’t just get sparkling quality music with a Fiori performance. Oh no!
To give you even more of a sense of occasion, boss lady Penelope Rapson recounts the history of the composers, their music and the times in which it was created.
