Troveresse is devoted to bringing medieval music to 21st-century audiences in a way which combines musical excellence with a vibrant, innovative presentation. Troveresse (Troves for short), combines vocal and instrumental music with visuals, stories, poetry and drama to bring the Middle Ages to exuberant life on stage.

The ensemble, founded in 2007, brings together excellent singers and instrumentalists with a range of backgrounds and a shared love for the music of the Middle Ages. Experience in Middle Eastern, Gypsy, Celtic, Kletzmer, Sephardic, and a range of other traditional musics from all over the world combine with classical and early music training to create a free and improvisatory style which is enticingly different. Troveresse performs for all functions and festivities.

(Director): Voice, portative organ, percussion
Voice, recorder, percussion
Voice, hurdy-gurdy
Voice, oud, mandolin, recorder, shruti
Troveresse often performs with guest artists including: Chris Evans (viola da gamba), Joobin Hooshmand (percussion), Karen Huckle (harp), Alistair Lord (percussion), Ann McCarthy (voice), Colette Mortreux (voice, clarinet) and Reidun Turner (voice, viola da gamba).