Of course I play early music on historically appropriate instruments, but I also love contemporary music that exploits the beautiful and versatile sound of violas da gamba, violoni and original contrabassi. Besides a sampling of past performances below, check out the YouTube channel for the Scaramella concert series in Toronto with lots of other videos.

• Orazio 'della viola' Bassani "Toccata per B quadro" and Giovanni Paolo Cima (c1570-1622) "Sonata a due per violino e violone" performed by Elizabeth Blumenstock (violin) and Joëlle Morton (G violone), April 24th, 2010

• Vincenzo Bonizzi "Jouyssance vous donnerez" performed by Joëlle Morton (G violone), Julia Seager-Scott (triple harp), Lucas Harris (theorbo), February 14, 2009

• Karl Ditters von Dittersdorf - first movement (allegro moderato) from"Duetto" performed by Kathleen Kajioka (viola) and Joëlle Morton (Viennese double bass), February 1, 2014
  
  
• Gregoire Jeay "La Volia" with Joëlle Morton (7-string bass viol), recorded in my living room, April 19, 2017
  
  
• Diana McIntosh "User-Friendly" performed by Alison Melville (sopranino recorder) and Joëlle Morton (baroque double bass), January 27, 2007

• J.S. Bach "Passacaglia" BWV 582 performed by Elizabeth Rumsey (treble viol), Joëlle Morton (tenor viol), Debra Lonergan (bass viol), Josephine van Lier (bass viol) and Marilyn Fung (G violone), May 7, 2017

• Ignazio Albertini "Sonata prima (praeludium-allegro/sonata-aria adagio/allegro-adagio-allegro/adagio) performed by Joëlle Morton (G violone), with Daniel Zuluaga (theorbo) and Elinor Frey (baroque cello), April 12, 2014

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