With a keen sense of contemporary relevance, context, and artistic dialogue, the four-member ensemble MARSYAS BAROQUE creates bold, conceptually driven programs with early music. Paula Pinn (recorders, historical bassoons), María Carrasco Gil (baroque violin), Konstanze Waidosch (baroque cello, viola da gamba), and Sara Johnson Huidobro (harpsichord, organ) devote themselves to chamber music of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries on period instruments and in their own arrangements. In addition, the ensemble collaborates with contemporary composers and develops interdisciplinary formats with guests from music, theater, dance, literature, and visual art.

Marsyas Baroque performs throughout Europe and is a regular guest at renowned festivals. In 2024, the ensemble’s debut album featuring suites by François Dieupart and Johann Sebastian Bach was released to broad international acclaim. The German-Spanish ensemble was founded in 2019 in connection with the

Deutscher Musikwettbewerb, where it received a scholarship from the Deutscher Musikrat, admission to the Konzerte Junger Künstler concert series, and the special prize of the Ensemble Academy Freiburg. Shortly thereafter, Marsyas Baroque won first prize at the Biagio Marini Competition.