Fiona Russell: cornetto/mute cornett
Adam Woolf: alto & tenor trombone
Wouter Verschuren: dulcian
Kathryn Cok: harpsichord & organ

The Caecilia-Concert presents a varied selection of pieces composed during the 17th century in different styles. These compositions can be roughly categorized into three genres that existed alongside each other: vocal polyphony, diminutions based on vocal music, and instrumental music. Individually, the members of The Caecilia-Concert hold prominent positions in several of the leading period instrument ensembles, including the Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra (Ton Koopman) and The English Baroque Soloists (Sir John Eliot Gardiner). Collectively as The Caecilia-Concert, they have performed in festivals and prestigious venues across Europe, including Holland Festival Oude Muziek, Itinéraire Baroque, and London's Purcell Room. The Caecilia-Concert is named after the first Dutch Collegium Musicum founded in Arnhem in 1591, which was dedicated to the Saint Caecilia, the patroness of music. It is a versatile instrumental ensemble specialising in the research and performance of 17th century music for instruments and voices.