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Salut! Baroque presents Baroque Spirit
 

Baroque music encapsulates the dynamic spirit of the 17th and 18th centuries that goes beyond listening pleasure to reflect the social, cultural and political upheavals of the period. Drawing inspiration from Ottoman, Romani and Celtic influences, Baroque Spirit explores the rich weave of styles as nations looked beyond their European borders towards new discoveries. Composers sought innovative approaches to embellish their work for a newly popularised music market. This was aided by explorers, traders and missionaries, reflecting their thirst for new horizons and unique perspectives in an ever-expanding world. The result was music that bridged time and place, building on ancient foundations to develop a new spirit of musical exuberance and vitality.

 

Event details

Venue: Wesley Uniting Church, 20 National Circuit, Forrest, Canberra
Bookings: https://baroque.com.au/concerts/
Start Date: Friday 18 July 2025

 

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