A variety of programmes are available from £1000/€1500.

Passacaglia is renowned for the friendly and informative presentation of its programmes, combining insightful interpretations with spoken introductions that ensure the music is accessible to every member of the audience. Its range of programmes present familiar works with less well known masterpieces, offering a fresh and exciting listening experience.

One of Passacaglia’s most enduringly popular programmes, this thoroughly entertaining collection of music contains works by JS Bach (including music from his famous Coffee Cantata), Telemann and Handel, as originally performed in the sociable atmosphere of the eighteenth century coffee house. And a comic look at the intoxicating effects of coffee in France, as seen through the eyes of Marin Marais and Nicolas Bernier.

Join us with soprano Julia Gooding to rediscover the ancient Classical world and its most colourful and enigmatic characters. This intriguing programme rediscovers the famous and forgotten - a world of gods and goddesses, heroes and heroines and fantastical beasts - portrayed in some of the most imaginative and impressive music of the baroque period. Couperin’s masterful Trio Sonata La Parnasse and Telemann’s engaging sonata Ladies of Antiquity set the scene for arias from JS Bach’s Hunt Cantata and Monteclair’s unforgettable Cantata Orphée.

With its fascinating scope for connections with renaissance and enlightenment art, this programme makes an ideal event in a gallery setting as well as in a more traditional concert space.

Devoted to music from Italy and Spain, this lively and colourful programme traces the evolution of instrumental music through the baroque era, starting with the earliest virtuoso settings of folk melodies (including the irresistible dance tunes La Bergamasca and La Follia), through to the fully fledged concertos and trios of Corelli and Vivaldi. Includes Passacaglia’s own arrangement of Spring from Vivaldi’s Four Seasons. An evening of fireworks and virtuosity!

Eighteenth century French music is amongst the most elegant and compellingly beautiful in the whole baroque repertoire. In an evening of enchanting music by Couperin, Marais, Boismortier and Rameau, Passacaglia will take you on a trip back in time to experience the opulence of Versailles - home of the most famous monarch of all time - Louis XIV, the Sun King.

Historically the recorder was the favourite instrument to illustrate the theme of love in music. In this programme, Passacaglia collects together some of the most beautiful music from the sixteenth to the eighteenth centuries featuring recorders, flute, gamba and harpsichord, celebrating the many facets of love and courtship. This varied programme includes selected music by Bassano, Purcell, Arne, Handel, Telemann, Couperin and Lully. With guest soprano.

Passacaglia's own special christmas collection, with noels, pastoral music and concertos by Corelli, Chedeville, Charpentier and Dornel. A sparkling, light hearted programme, ideal for the festive season. Includes Passacaglia's own arrangement of Corelli's Christmas Concerto.

A scaled down Passacaglia with flute, gamba (or cello) and harpsichord. A late eighteenth century German programme featuring chamber music by JS and CPE Bach, JJ Quantz and Frederick the Great himself.