Latitude 37, named after the latitudinal position which links Melbourne, Australia, to New Zealand, is an exciting new baroque trio whose members were drawn together by their passion for historically informed performance of 16th, 17th and 18th century music. 

Comprising some of the top recent graduates of the Royal Conservatory in The Hague, reunited after many years of extensive research and international experience playing with many of the finest ensembles and artists in Europe, America and Australasia, Latitude 37 represents a new generation of period instrumentalists who share a unified interest in cultivating and communicating their art. 

Latitude 37 epitomises the intensity and intimacy of a trio: vitality, excitement and expression are a defining feature of their performance. Their spontaneity is inspired by a passion for the art of improvisation, communication, and the humanity of a genre of music intended to charm and enchant its audience. 

After their sold-out Melbourne debut in June 2008, in 2009 they have performed in the Peninsula Summer Music Festival, undertaken a highly successful 10-concert national tour for Chamber Music New Zealand, performed at the Melbourne Recital Centre and undertaken  several recordings for broadast on ABC Classic FM.  2010 promises to be another exciting year,including amongst other concerts a Sunday Live performance for ABC Classic FM, concerts for Musica Viva, and several recording projects.

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Next performance 

Abendmusik

This summer concert opens the new year by transporting the 17th Century tradition of Abendmusik - evening music for the people - from Lübeck’s Marienkirche to St Peter’s Mornington. 

Part of the Peninsula Summer Musica Festival 2010