As leading musicians in the early music scene, Open House Music was formed to expand the boundaries of performance and reinvigorate traditional practices of improvisation, extemporisation, arrangement, transcription and composition. They will present a programme of reimagined baroque music, including music by Bach, Scarlatti and Purcell, interwoven with their own contemporary inventions.

Individually they have performed at major festivals and concert halls throughout Europe, Asia and America and are regularly heard on BBC Radio 3, at Glyndebourne, the Royal Opera House, Wigmore Hall and BBC Proms.