Coming from Finland, Norway, Poland and the United Kingdom, the members of Royal Baroque met at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama in London in 2010. They began with an interest in the wide reaching influence of court music during the pre- baroque and baroque eras, exploring the works of composers who enjoyed the patronage of the Royals. The group’s repertoire extends from the early Italian to the national styles of the English, French, Polish and German courts, which, with the majority being multi- instrumentalists, they are able to play in unique combinations.

Royal Baroque performed in many London venues, among others at the London Handel Festival with Anna Starushkevych – the winner of the Handel Singing Competition. The ensemble was nominated to represent Guildhall School of Music and Drama for the Sir Anthony Lewis Memorial Prize competition organised by the Musica Britannica Trust and were finalists in the Fenton House Early Keyboard competition. Royal Baroque were also highly commended as the finalists of the York Early Music International Young Artists Competition (2015):

Royal Baroque are famous for innovative and exciting concert programming, e.g. performing 'Tableau de l'opération de la taille' by Marais (a musical depiction of the stages of an operation for removing a urinary bladder) at the Old Operating Theatre in London.
Most recent UK performances include: Baroquestock Festival in Hampstead, Handel & Hendrix Museum, Old Operating Theatre, as well as international festivals: Peñíscola Early Music Festival, Sagunt in Excelsis Festival, ORFIM XVI International Music Festival in Spain.

Royal Baroque have been recently awarded a Continuo Foundation Grant for a project ‘Italian Grounds and Skies - The Art of the Duello’.