Fiori Musicali

Fiori Musicali can be an British period device ensemble, founded by Penelope Rapson, that acts as the home orchestra in the annual St. Ceciliatide International Event of Music, kept at Stationers’ Hall in London. The group also functions very carefully with recorder participant Pamela Thorby and frequently concertizes burning such performers as cellist Elizabeth Wallfisch. Even though group hasn’t announced its “age group,” Fiori Musicali continues to be energetic since at least 1980 and offers documented for the Metronome and Ars Musici brands.