For over twenty years Yorkshire Bach Choir has been regarded as one of the UK's Leading chamber choirs, specialising in performing renaissance, baroque and classical music. Finding an appropriate performing style, based on recent research, has always been at the forefront of the choir's approach to concert-giving as well as recording. In addition to the annual series of six concerts in St Michaet-le-Belfrey, York, the choir regularly performs elsewhere in the UK and abroad.

Over the years YBC has made a number of broadcasts both on radio and television, for the BBC, Channel 4 and WDR-Köln. The Choir has also made a number of recordings, including:

YORKSHIRE BAROQUE SOLOISTS
Formed thirty years ago, YBS specialises in 17th and 18th century repertoire for forces ranging from chamber to orchestral and often including singers alongside instrumentalists. YBS performs regularly around the UK and Europe as well as appearing in partnership with YBC.

PETER SEYMOUR
Founder and director of both YBC and YBS, Peter is Senior Lecturer at the University of York, where he was awarded a DMus for his research into performance and performance practice. He is active both as conductor and keyboard prayer, recording regularly for BBC and WDR-Köln for whom he directs Corona Coloniensis, a specialist early music vocal consort. His keyboard work focuses on harpsichord, organ and fortepiano both as soloist and in ensemble.