The musicians of Música d'Outrora, dressed in black with violin, viols, theorbo and archlute, standing beneath stone arches at dusk

Period-Instrument Ensemble

Música d'Outrora

Historical performance, unapologetically expressive.

The Ensemble

"Tremendously alive — full of nuances, colours and contrasts."— Ritmo

Música d'Outrora is a period-instrument ensemble founded in 2022 by the Spanish harpsichordist and conductor Pablo Devigo. Devoted to the seventeenth century, it treats historical performance not as a constraint but as a means of expression, drawing on an unusually full continuo — organ, harpsichord, theorbo, baroque guitar, lirone and viol.

Its debut album, Still Life: Early Baroque Fantasy (Deux-Elles, 2025), was recognised with a Melómano de Oro. The ensemble has since appeared live on BBC Radio 3's In Tune and performed at the National Centre for Early Music (York), the Oxford Festival of the Arts, St Cecilia's Hall (Edinburgh) and the Buxton International Festival.

The six musicians of Música d'Outrora posed with theorbo, archlute, viol and violin on the steps of a Victorian bandstand

Debut Album

Still Life: Early Baroque Fantasy

Deux-Elles2025First recordings of Gregorio Strozzi & Ignazio Albertini

Melómano de Oro

Awarded by Melómano
"Tremendously alive... full of nuances, colours and contrasts"
Ritmo

Next Concert

23 October 2026

St Martin-in-the-Fields

London, United Kingdom

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