Collection: Early Music

Early Music is a vast and intricate genre that encompasses centuries of musical tradition, from the haunting melodies of Medieval chants to the ornate compositions of the Baroque era. This rich tapestry of sound includes the polyphonic masterpieces of the Renaissance, the elaborate operas of the 17th century, and the refined chamber music of the early Classical period. Performers in this genre often specialize in historically informed practices, using period instruments like the harpsichord, lute, and viola da gamba to recreate the authentic sounds of bygone eras. From the soaring voices of cathedral choirs to the delicate precision of baroque ensembles, Early Music offers a diverse array of sub-genres that span nationalities and styles, including French, Italian, and German Baroque, as well as the Franco-Flemish school of polyphony. Whether experienced through the intimacy of a recorder recital or the grandeur of a full chamber orchestra, Early Music continues to captivate audiences with its timeless beauty and historical significance.

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