La Reveuse - London circa 1740: Handel's musiciansFor this new instalment of their series devoted to British music of the eighteenth century, the musicians of La Rveuse take us to London in the 1740s. The leading Italian and German virtuosos Handel invited to play in his orchestra brought a powerful wind of change to English musical life, while the Scot James Oswald achieved the tour de force of making the music of his country fashionable in the drawing rooms of London.

Jo Harrop and more

" Along with guest musicians from Japan

cry for help that comes off with a sweet- ness

Tutti Bassi explores the rich and varied repertoire for baroque cello by sampling works from across 18th century Europe

He was only 32

following in the wake of 2018's Espresso and 2022's Feel Like Makin' LIVE

Austin Walkin' Cane Muscle Shoals

Julia North is struck by a car

The connection to the Wittgenstein family explains his many works for piano left hand

of which the first movement was personally chosen by Prince William and Kate Middleton (now the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge) as the musical centerpiece of the April royal wedding service (re-set to the words of 'Ubi Caritas')

Asian musical culture is still largely unknown in the Western world: occasionally

(Amatis Trio)