The Scottish Baroque Ensemble

The Scottish Baroque Ensemble, originally founded in 1969 by violinists Leonard Friedman and Daphne Godson, is a dynamic string orchestra based in Glasgow. Known for its innovative programming, the ensemble seamlessly blends music from the Baroque period to the present day, creating a unique and captivating musical experience. The Scottish Baroque Ensemble is renowned for its intimate and individualistic performances, often venturing beyond traditional concert halls to bring classical string music to diverse public spaces. With a repertoire that spans centuries and a commitment to keeping music relevant, the Scottish Baroque Ensemble continues to evolve, collaborating across boundaries and resisting creative constraints. Their extensive discography includes works by composers such as Pachelbel, Handel, and Haydn, showcasing their versatility and mastery of both historical and contemporary pieces.