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Learn & Listen
Audio Resources
Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra has produced numerous recordings. These are available for purchase and download. The orchestra is also featured in a weekly radio broadcast series on 102.1 KDFC and kdfc.com.
About the Music
Our focus is on historically informed performance, meaning that we present historical music in a manner appropriate to the time and place in which it was composed. Our programming encompasses the baroque, classical, and early romantic periods.
Composers
The history of music is, in many ways, the story of generations of composers. Read profiles of some of the composers whose works we perform.
Our Instruments
Among the many fascinating aspects of historical performance are the instruments. Some are similar to those used in the modern orchestra, and others are quite different.
Pre-Concert Programs
Get the most from each concert you attend. Join us before every Subscription Season program for an informative 45-minute Prelude discussion led by musicologists Scott Foglesong and John Prescott.