Artistic Director | David Bates

Legacy Giving
Our vision is a future where the theatricality of period performance emerges as a living, breathing, visceral discovery where the line between singer and player disappears, and audiences are changed by their experience.
A gift in your will is one of the most powerful ways to make sure that this happens into the future.
Every performance we give today rests on the generosity of people who believed early music deserved a future. A legacy gift lets you become part of that story too, ensuring the sound of the baroque and classical periods keeps reaching new ears long after this season ends.
Why legacies matter to us
Ticket sales alone have never covered the true cost of live period performance. The players, the specialist instruments, the research that goes into every note we bring to the stage: all of it depends on people who choose to give beyond a single concert. A gift in your will will shape our work for decades.
How a gift works
There are a few simple ways to leave a gift to us in your will, and your solicitor can help you choose the one that suits you best:
-
A residuary gift — a share of your estate once your loved ones have been provided for
-
A pecuniary gift — a fixed sum of money
-
A specific gift — a particular item or asset
What your gift could support
A legacy gift could help commission new work, fund a young musician's first professional engagement, keep ticket prices accessible for new audiences, or simply keep our players on stage doing what they do best. Every gift, whatever its size, becomes part of the music we make.
Get in touch
If you're thinking about including us in your will, or you'd simply like to talk it through, we'd love to hear from you. Please get in touch with our Director of Development, Analiese Doctrove, in confidence and with no obligation.