East is East (2024)

East is East is a transcultural collaboration that draws on both ancient and contemporary inspiration from the East and the West. With guest artists Amir Amiri (santur), Vidita Kanniks (vocals), Thibault Bertin-Maghit (double bass), Hamin Honari (tombak & daf), Hank Knox (harpsichord), and Shawn Mativetsky (tabla).

Virtuosa (2022)
​​This 2-disc recording encompasses 15 works that were either composed or performed by women, and was recorded on historical instruments.

The CD includes a comprehensive booklet and companion website which will include stories, images, and archival material pertaining to the women featured on the recording, providing cultural and socio-economic context for the women’s lives as well as for their music, and to highlight their accomplishments in the face of adversity. 

​​​"The 15 works on the album [...] display the ensemble's tonal flexibility."
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-La Scena Musicale
Kreüsser (2018)
Six elegant and uplifting quintettos by a new discovery - Georg Anton Kreüsser (1746-1810). With guest artists Jacques-André Houle (Baroque viola) and Amanda Keesmaat (Baroque cello).

​This album was nominated for an Opus Award in 2019.

"[C]harming, in the word’s proper sense: It is immediately appealing, even beguiling ... Infusion Baroque’s earlier elegance and refinement reappear here in spades, but they do so alongside a lovely sense of wit, pathos, and verve ... [N]ot only have they resurrected a wonderful composer and six fantastic quintets, but they also have done so with utmost musical panache."
-Early Music America, 2019

"[A] spirited and successful attempt to restore Kreüsser to the ranks of 18th-century composers of note."
-The Whole Note, 2019

"[E]ngagingly, sometimes even delightfully, colorful and inventive, as well as rhythmically infectious... [The musicians] play with a liveliness and unforced energy that seems to grow naturally out of the music rather than being imposed on it, combining spontaneity and abandon with technical perfection."
-Fanfare, 2019 
1747: C.P.E. Bach (2017)
Combining early classical elegance with a wide emotional range, Infusion Baroque's debut album features five trio sonatas by Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach written or revised in 1747. 
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​“Bach’s son [is] tackled with enthusiasm…. Their approach is fierce: the articulation of the bow, their energy, their musical personality ... This is real baroque ... gripping and full of character.”  
-Médium large (Radio-Canada), 2017

" [A] new CD of works by C.P.E. Bach that comes about as close to pure happiness as any other recording you’re going to listen to anytime soon. "
-ClassicalArchives, 2017
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