Salisbury Chamber Music Club: Members of Salisbury Baroque with David Davies

Salisbury Baroque are back at the United Reformed Church on Saturday 30 January, with David Davies leading the ensemble. It's a welcome return for the orchestra, which is part of the Salisbury Chamber Music Club's series of chamber music events this season.

For those who haven't come across them, Salisbury Baroque is a baroque orchestra formed in 2010 by David Morgan, devoted to bringing 18th-century music to audiences of all ages. They play on copies of period instruments, which produce a lighter sound than their modern equivalents — the kind of thing that makes a real difference if you're used to hearing this music played by a full modern orchestra. It's a more transparent, airy way of hearing the music, and it's what they've built their reputation on over the last fifteen years.

The evening is billed as a welcome return of the popular orchestra to the city, and it's one of the chamber music events the Salisbury Chamber Music Club is putting together. The concert runs from 7:30 pm to 9:15 pm at the United Reformed Church, 30 Fisherton Street, Salisbury, SP2 7RG.

Tickets are available on the door: £10 for guests and £2 for students. If you're planning on coming along to more than one night this season, there's a subscription for £25 that covers the whole series. For anything else, the club can be reached through Gina Dent at chambermusicclub@aol.com.