Boreas, the god of the north wind, gave this recorder quartet its name. Wind (breath) is the driving force behind the instruments on which the quartet performs music from the great age of the consort. In the press the musicians have been praised for their “intelligent mastery” and their “vibrant, great expressive power, superb technique, perfect intonation, and incredible precision in ensemble playing.” Accompanied by Han Tol, they now turn to a selection of works from the collection In Nomine by Christopher Tye, an English organist and composer of the Renaissance.