“Leeds Baroque Orchestra is a national treasure and one that I whole-heartedly support" -
Dame Evelyn Glennie
Dame Evelyn Glennie
Musical Director - Peter Holman MBE: Chorus Master - Clive McClelland:
Honorary Patron - Sir Alan Langlands
About Us
Leeds Baroque Choir & Orchestra is a period instrument performance group directed by Peter Holman. We specialise in music of the 17th and 18th centuries and give 3 or 4 concerts a year. Find out more...
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A Taste of the Baroque: Email the Administrator if you would like a copy . Out Now
Not Just Afternoon Tea
An Eighteenth Century Cook Book devised and Edited By Dr. Eileen White 
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From the Archives
An enquiry about the foundation of Leeds Baroque sent us back to find images of our early performances - and there are very few.
However we did find this (then non-digital) image taken at the National Centre for Early Music in July 2002. Note the historically informed sepia tint!
If you would like to add to our photo archive and have images of our performance and would like to share them (particularly from early years) please contact the Administrator
Photo Credit: Susan Behrens
An enquiry about the foundation of Leeds Baroque sent us back to find images of our early performances - and there are very few.
However we did find this (then non-digital) image taken at the National Centre for Early Music in July 2002. Note the historically informed sepia tint!
If you would like to add to our photo archive and have images of our performance and would like to share them (particularly from early years) please contact the Administrator
Photo Credit: Susan Behrens