Since 2014, The Curious Bards have shared a love for the baroque music of Ireland and Scotland and its Gaelic and Celtic roots. Trained at the conservatories of Lyon and Paris as well as at the Schola Cantorum Basiliensis, the "curious bards" have also integrated traditional Irish and Scottish playing styles into their music-making. After extensive studies in Dublin and at home in France, they find a creative and innovative approach to their repertoire from various 18th century collections.

A Set of 3 Scottish Airs (The Lads of Eglin / The Highlandman / The Fyket); A Set of 3 Irish Airs (Sr. Ulick Burk / The Soup of Good Drink / The High Road to Dublin); Irish Tune with Variations "Rakes of Westmeath"; Since sounding drums; Highland Battle; A Set of 3 Airs from Ireland and Scotland (Lady Herriot Hopes / Sir Adam Ferguson's Reel / Bonny Lads); A Set of 2 Irish Airs (John Nugent / Bumper Spuire Jones); The Duel (Rakes of Mallow / Reel of Tulloch); A Set of 3 Irish Airs (Mary O'Neill / The Lads of Dunse / Port Patrick); Kilkenny is a handsome Place; A Set of 3 Airs from Ireland & Scotland (Raddire en Ougnish / Marquis of Huntly's strathspey / Mr Jo Ried's Reel); King of the Blind; A Set of 3 Scottish Airs (Miss Loraine of Kirkharles / Fight about the Fire Side / Lochailis away to France); Lady Anne Bothwell's Lament