The Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra is a period orchestra specializing in 17th- and 18th-century music, particularly the works of Johann Sebastian Bach.

Formed in 1988 by Ton Koopman, the orchestra quickly gained international recognition for its innovative and authentic performances

The orchestra's repertoire spans a wide range of genres, including orchestral suites, concertos, cantatas, and oratorios.

Their performances are characterized by uncompromising attention to historical accuracy, with meticulous research and attention to detail in their interpretations of Baroque music.

The orchestra has released numerous critically acclaimed recordings, including the highly acclaimed Complete Cantatas, Volume 1 and Simply Baroque

The Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra has performed at major festivals and concert halls worldwide, including the Salzburg Festival, the Wigmore Hall, and the Philharmonie de Paris

The orchestra's commitment to artistic excellence and historical accuracy has earned it a reputation as one of the leading period ensembles in the world.

With a dedicated and highly skilled ensemble of musicians, the Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra continues to push the boundaries of period performance, inspiring new generations of music lovers and musicians alike.

Their music-making is characterized by a deep understanding of the Baroque period and a passion for sharing this music with a wider audience.

The orchestra's discography is vast and varied, spanning multiple genres and periods, and their performances are always marked by a sense of joy and wonder