Ensembles recently added to the list are identified by the symbol.

MIXED VOCAL ENSEMBLES (A - F)

• Akadêmia - Ensemble vocal régional de Champagne-Ardenne (Françoise Lasserre) Formed in 1986. {E-mail : akademia@orcca.fr}[France]
• Alamire (David Skinner) Formed in 2005. Specialize in Medieval and Renaissance music. [UK]
• Alia Música (Miguel Sánchez; E-mail: masanchez@retemail.es) Formed in 1985 to perform historical music fundamentally from the Middle Ages with a special emphasis in the study and interpretation of Judeo-Spanish Music. [Spain]
• Aliso Niguel Chamber Singers (Tom Flannery) A 26-voice SATB ensemble specializing in Renaissance and Twentieth Century a cappella vocal music. The group is an auditioned choir of student that attend Aliso Niguel High School. {E-mail: tflan@home.com} [Aliso Viejo, California]
• Alkmaars Cantate Koor (Adrián van der Spoel) Formed in 1991. Approximately 32 singers. [The Netherlands]
• Alla Francesca (Co-directors : Emmanuel Bonnardot (voice and fiddles), Pierre Hamon (recorders and bagpipes), Brigitte Lesne (voice and harp) Singers and instrumentalists dedicated to music between the 11th and 15th centuries. Formed in 1989. [Paris, France]
• Alsfelder Vokalensemble (Wolfgang Helbich) Formed in 1971.
• Amor Artis Choir (Johannes Somary) 40 voices.
• Amsterdam Baroque Choir (Ton Koopman) Accompanies the instrumental ensemble, Amsterdam Baroque Soloists.
• Ancient Voices (William Parberry) A cappella chorus of 16-20 voices modeled on the chapel choirs of the Renaissance.
• Anima Antiqua (James Weaver) 8 singers. [USA]
• Antioch Quartet Formed in 1995. Beginning July 2000, the quartet-in-residence at Trinity Episcopal Church, Wall Street, NY [New York City]
• Ara Coeli (translation: "Heavenly Altar") (Ann Hall) 12 or more a cappella singers; focus on early sacred music. Same members as Mountain Madrigals. {E-mail: mu3@vnet.net} [Asheville, North Carolina]
• Armonico Consort Perform Baroque and Renaissance music. [England]
• Arnold Schoenberg Chor (Erwin Ortner) Accompanies the instrumental ensemble, Concentus Musicus Wien.
• Ars Antiqua (Guido Milanese) Gregorian chant and medieval music. Includes instrumentalists. {E-mail : arsantiqua@mclink.it} [Genoa, Italy]
• Ars Antiqua de Paris (?) Includes both vocal and instrumental members.
• Ars Mvsica (Emilio Cano Molina) SATB. Approx. 25 singers. Formed in 1994. A cappella music from the 16th-17th centuries. {E-mail : arsmvsica@bigfoot.com} [Spain]
• Ars Nova The 12 singers of Ars Nova have given more than a thousand concerts and broadcasts throughout Scandinavia and Europe and in Israel, Japan, Brazil and Ghana. In October 1999 the group will give a number of concerts in New York City. Ars Nova specializes in Renaissance vocal polyphony and contemporary music and has made numerous CDs. Most of these have been released by the Danish labels 'Kontrapunkt' and 'Dacapo' while two others have come out on the 'Naxos' label. Ars Nova has worked with a number of European early music specialists including Peter Philips and Bruno Turner. For the last 2 years the group has been working with Paul Hillier as a principal guest conductor. Two CDs with Ars Nova and Paul Hillier featuring music by Jacob Obrecht and William Byrd will go on sale later in 1999. In September 1999 the group works for the first time with the Dutch musician Kees Boeke. The repertoire will be motets by John Dunstable. In 1991 Ars Nova won the Danish Grammy Award for a recording of sacred music by Nicolas Gombert and in 1992 the Diapason d'or (gold medal) award in France for best classical compact disc, a recording of motets and chansons by Josquin des Prez.  [Denmark]
  • Members : Tamás Vetö, Paul Hillier, Kees Boeke, et al.
  • Contact Information :
    • Postal address :
      • Vocal group Ars Nova
        Kornprinsensgade 7
        1114 Copenhagen K
        Denmark
    • Tele/Fax : (+45) 33 13 57 70
    • E-mail : arsnova@post5.tele.dk
• Ars Nova (Bevin Leviston) Formed in 1975. Includes vocalists and instrumentalists. Gave the first Australian performance of many medieval and Renaissance works, and the first Australian performance with period instruments of a number of major works such as Bach's St. John Passion. {E-mail: blackbox@acslink.net.au} [Melbourne, Australia]
• Ars Nova (Magda Zalles) Formed in 1984. {E-mail : reiber@df1.telmex.net.mx} [Mexico City, Mexico]
• Arsys Bourgogne (Pierre Cao) Formed in 1999. {E-mail: pole.art.vocal.bourgogne@wanadoo.fr} [Burgundy region, France]
• Artek Singers R. Michael Terry's Artek bio.
  • Members: Jessica Tranzillo and Tamara Mathews, sopranos; Jennifer Lane, mezzo-soprano; Drew Minter, countertenor; Timothy Leigh Evans and Michael Brown, tenors; Richard Lalli, baritone; and Paul Shipper, bass.
• Al Ayre Español (López Banzo) Formed in 1988. Soloist vocal ensemble (6) with instrumental accompaniment. DHM discography. [Spain]
• Athestis Chorus (Filippo Maria Bressan) Specializes in oratorios, cantatas and masses of the Italian and European Baroque. Formed in 1993. Accompanies the instrumental ensemble Academia de li Musici (formerly Athestis Consort). {E-mail : athestis@naonis.com}
• AVE (Augustana Vocal Ensemble) The ensemble is the resident professional ensemble for Augustana Lutheran Church of Denver. Formed in 1996. As the professional vocal performance arm of the ministries of Augustana Lutheran Church in Denver Colorado. AVE's repertoire represents over a thousand years of the legacy of western music from Gregorian Chant to the works of contemporary art music composers and a cappella jazz charts. Their performances of the music of J.S. Bach and Renaissance masters have met with considerable acclaim.. {E-mail : donald@augustanaarts.org} [Denver, Colorado]
  • Members : Carol Anderson (Soprano), Lee Ann Scherlong (Alto), Donald Tallman (Tenor), Michael Shasberger (Bass)
• Auser Musici A mixed vocal and instrumental ensemble. [Pisa, Italy]
• The Bach Choir of Bethlehem (Artistic Director: Greg Funfgeld) {E-mail: bachcofb@postoffice.ptd.net} [Bethlehem, Pennsylvania]
• Bach Collegium Japan (Masaaki Suzuki) Includes instrumental accompaniment [Japan]
• Bach Collegium San Diego (Ruben Valenzuela) Formed in 2002. Presents historically-informed performances of the works of J.S. Bach and his contemporaries. [San Diego, California, USA]
• The Bach and Handel Chorale (Randall D. Perry) [Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania]
• Bach-Kantorei Formed in 1985. {E-mail : info@bachkantorei.ch} [Appenzell, Switzerland]
• The Bach Society of St. Louis (A. Dennis Sprager) Formed in 1941. [St. Louis, Missouri]
• Balthasar Neumann-Chor (Thomas Hengelbrock) Formed in 1991 by Hengelbrock. Primarily vocal music of the 16-18th centuries. Named after the principal architect of the German Baroque era, Balthasar Neumann (1687-1753). [Germany]
• Baroque Artists of CHampaign-urbana (B.A.CH.) (Chester Alwes) A vocal and instrumental ensemble. Formed in 1996. {E-mail: alwes@uiuc.edu} [Champaign-Urbana, Illinois]
• The Baroque Choral Guild (Mitchell Covington) [San Francisco Bay area, California]
• BelCanto Soloists (Stephen Caracciolo)
• Bella Voce (changed name from His Majestie's Clerkes to Bella Voce in 2001.) (Director: Anne Heider -- formerly, Paul Hillier.) Formed in 1982 by Richard Childress. {E-mail : mail@bellavoce.org} [Chicago, Illinois]
• Boston Bach Ensemble (Boston, Massachusetts)
• Boston Schola Cantorum (Joel Cohen) Accompanies the instrumental ensemble, Boston Camerata.
• Brabant Ensemble (Stephen Rice) Formed in 1998. The ensemble explores the neglected repertory of sacred music in the period 1520-1560.  [Oxford, UK]
• Brighton Consort (Deborah Roberts) Formed in 1971. {E-mail : musicasecreta@aol.com} [Brighton, England]
• Budapest Schola Cantorum (?) [Budapest, Hungary]
• La Caccia [Antwerpen, Belgium]
• Calgary Renaissance Singers and Players (Jean-Louis Bleau) Formed in 1970. [Calgary, Alberta, Canada]
• Cambridge Bach Ensemble (Scott Metcalfe) A vocal ensemble devoted to J. S. Bach and the German sacred repertoire of the 17th century. [Cambridge, Massachusetts]
• Cambridge Consort (David Rowland) The singers/players vary, and are generally selected from the best young performers in Cambridge at the time. The group was founded and is conducted by Professor David Rowland. The artistic mission is to present underperformed repertoire written before 1800. [Cambridge, United Kingdom]
  • Members: Jonathan Sells (bass), Julian Forbes (tenor), James Williams Oldfield (bass), Ali Hill (soprano), Katy Butler (soprano), Elisabeth Fleming (alto), Kate Allum (violoncello)
  • Contact Information:
    • Postal address:
      • c/o Prof David Rowland
        Christ's College
        Cambridge
        CB2 3BU
        UNITED KINGDOM
    • E-mail: mail@cambridgeconsort.com
  • Concert Information:
    • German baroque motets, Fressingfield, Suffolk, UK - 29 September 2005
    • French baroque masterpieces, Christ's College Chapel, Cambridge, UK - late November 2005
• The Cambridge Singers (John Rutter)
• Cambridge Taverner Choir (Owen Rees) Formed in 1986. Specializes in the performance of music from the high Renaissance. [Cambridge, UK]
• Cambridge University Chamber Choir (Timothy Brown)
• Camerata de Caracas (Isabel Palacios) Formed in 1978. Perform early Spanish and South American music. Includes instrumental performers. Record for K617 and own label. {E-mail : cameratacaracas@cantv.net} [Caracas, Venezuala]
• La Camerata Vocale de Brive (Jean-Michel Hasler) Formed in 1982 by Jean-Michel Hasler. {E-mail : jean-michel.hasler@wanadoo.fr} [France]
• Canticum
• Canto (Egberto Bermudez) Formed in 1985. 4 singers and instrumentalists. [Santafe de Bogota, D.C., Columbia]
• Il Canto da Camera Formed in 1984. "Devoted to restoring the original sound of the Renaissance polyphonic madrigal." [Warsaw, Poland]
  • Members: Barbara Janowska, Wanda Sienkiewicz, Robert Lawaty, Cezary Szyfman, Michael Straszewski
  • Recordings and booking arrangements are available from Barbara Janowska, Al. St. Zjednochonych 18/28, 03-964 Warszawa. Tel.: 48-22-6l7-2262
• Cantores in Ecclesia (Dean Applegate) Gregorian chant and polyphony for Latin Mass and seasonal sacred concerts. Liturgical choir at St Patrick's, NW 19th and Savier, Portland, Oregon. 97209.
• Cantores Musicae Antiquae (Jeffrey Kite-Powell) [Florida State University]
• Cantori di S.Cecilia (Giovanni de Nobile) {E-mail: denobile@itm.unipi.it} [Santa Cecilia Church, Pisa, Italy]
• I Cantori di Lorenzo (Filippo Bressan) 10 singers, male and female. [Florence, Italy]
  • Postal address:
    • c/o Filippo Bressan
      via Pietrapiana 42
      I-50122 Firenze
      Italy
  • Tel : 0039-55-2345171
  • E-mail : esterpippo@iol.it
• Cantus Cölln (Artistic director: Konrad Junghänel, lute) Formed in 1987. {E-mail: cantus_coelln@t-online.de} [Germany]
• CantuS CorvinuS (Geza Klembala) Orginally formed in 1988 as an instrumental-vocal ensemble and then reformed in 1990 as a vocal ensemble. {E-mail: klembala@elender.hu} [Budapest, Hungary]
• Cantus Firmus (Wlodzimierz Soltysik) Formed in 1988. Specializes in Renaissance and Baroque music. [Warsaw (?), Poland]
• Capella Alamire (Peter Urquhart, Ph.D.) 12-voice ensemble with an emphasis on Josquin and that time period. R. Michael Terry's bio. Capella Alamire was formed in 1984 in Cambridge, Massachusetts, for the purpose of exploring the repertoire of the Renaissance Winners of the 1987 Noah Greenberg Award for their recording of Josquin's Missa de beata Virgine. {E-mail : peter.urquhart@unh.edu} [Eliot, Maine]
  • Postal address :
    • 8 Sturgeon Creek Drive
      Eliot, ME 03903
• Capella Antiqua (Philip Thorby) Formed in 1990. Fifteen singers. Sing a cappella or with period instruments. Specialize in Italian-Franco-Flemish Renaissance music. MP3 samples can be found here. {E-mail : e.j.fosbrooke@btinternet.com} [Suffolk, England]
• Capella Antiqua München (Konrad Ruhland)
• Capella Ardens The ensemble focuses on music from the 16th and 17th centuries. Formed in 1994. {E-mail: august.linnman@dewire.com} [Sweden]
• Capella Cordina (Alejandro Planchart) Lyrichord discography.
• Capella Cunctorum Musicorum Collegii 16-30 singers. Montclair State University
• Capella Currende (Erik van Nevel) Formed in 1974 by Erik van Nevel. 16-20 singers. {E-mail: info@currende.be} [Belgium]
• La Capella Ducale (Roland Wilson) The vocal-ensemble La Capella Ducale was founded in 1992 by Roland Wilson in order to match the sound and style of the instrumental ensemble Musica Fiata Köln. Critics have unanimously acclaimed the outstanding performances for combining virtuosity and individuality within a homogenous ensemble, which blends perfectly with the instrumental sound of Musica Fiata Köln, with whom they record regularly for Sony Classical. [Cologne, Germany]
  • Members (cumulative listing) : Gundula Anders, Mona Spägele, Constanze Beckes (Sopranos); David Cordier, Andreas Scholl (Alto); Wilfried Jochens, Nico van der Meel (Tenors); Harry van der Kamp, Bas Ramselaar (Basses)
• Capella Figuralis (Jos van Veldhoven) Soloists of the Koor van de Nederlandse Bachvereniging. [The Netherlands]
• Capella Gedanensis (Alina Kowalska-Pinczak) Perform mostly renaissance and early Baroque vocal music. [Gdansk, Poland]
• Capella Hafniensis  (Ole Kongsted; E-mail: ok@kb.dk) Formed in 1990. The repertoire of the ensemble consists of church and court music from Denmark and from other Baltic countries, ca. 1500-1620. All of the material has been recovered in recent years by Ole Kongsted, who has also prepared the editions used by the ensemble (to be released beginning in 2001 by Capella Hafniensis Editions).  {E-mail: c/o Palle Jensen pj@it.dk}   [Copenhagen, Denmark]
  • Discography: "Kronborg Motets" - Kontrapunkt 32 106
• Capella Nova Ingolstadt (Otmar Heinz) A young ensemble focused on the vocal polyphony of the 15th-17th centuries, without neglecting other styles and genres. [Ingolstadt, Germany]
  • Contact Information :
    • Postal address :
      • Otmar Heinz
        Jahnstr. 11
        85107 Baar-Ebenhausen
        GERMANY
    • Telephone : 08453/3399160
    • E-mail address : Info@capellanova.de
• A Capella Portuguesa (Owen Rees)
• Capella Príncep de Viana (Angel Recasens) The repertoire consists principally of Spanish works from the 15th and 16th centuries, although it also includes works from the Baroque. {E-mail: arecasens@redestb.es} [Catalunya region, Spain]
  • Members: Greta De Reyghere (soprano), Luc de Meulenaere (countertenor), Yves Saelens (tenor), Werner van Mechelen (bass), Jean-Pierre Canihac (cornett), Béatrice Delpierre (shawm, bassoon), Michèle Vandenbroucque (bombarda, bassoon), Daniel Lassalle (sackbut), Jean-Pierre Albouy (sackbut), Angel Recasens (organ & Director)
• Capella Vocale Leverkusen (Christopher Schoener)
• La Capella Reial de Catalunya (Jordi Savall)
• Capilla Musical de la Catedral de Santiago de Compostela (Miro Moreira, countertenor) 20 members. They perform music from the cathedral archives; mostly 16th-17th centuries. [Spain]
• Capilla Peñaflorida (Principal conductor: Josep Cabré ; Musical director: Jon Bagües) Formed in 1985. May include period instrument accompaniment. [Basque region, Spain]
• Cappella Musicale Di San Giovanni Evangelista (Antonello Aleotti; E-mail: aleotti@aldus.let.unipr.it) Previously known as Cappella Musicale Di S. Pletro D'alcantara.  [Parma, Italy]
  • Contact Information:
    • Fax 0521/902365
    • E-mail: cappella-sg@geocities.com
• Cappella Nova (Alan Taverner) Formed by Alan and Rebecca Tavener in 1982, turning fully professional in 1989. An a cappella vocal ensemble specialising in early and contemporary music. Discography. {E-mail : alan.tavener@strath.ac.uk} [Scotland]
• Cappella Nova Graz (Otto Kargl) Formed in 1983. (E-mail : organisation@cappellanova.at) [Graz, Austria]
• Cappella Novocastriensis (Dr Eric Cross) Formed in 1960 by Dr Frederick Hudson. Forty singers. [Dept. of Music, University of Newcastle, UK]
• Cappella della Pietà de'Turchini (Antonio Florio) {E-mail : info@turchini.it} [Naples, Italy]
• Cappella Pratensis (Dr. Rebecca Stewart) Ten voices. [The Netherlands]
• Cappella Sonora (Jim De Fazio) Cappella Sonora is an ensemble of nine musicians who focus on Medieval and Renaissance music. While the primary focus of Cappella Sonora is small-ensemble vocal music, many of their performances are enhanced by the use of period instruments whenever possible.{E-mail : csinfo@cappellasonora.com} [Tempe, Arizona, USA]
• Cappella pro Vocale 8 singers. [Finland]
• Cappella Tergestina (Marco Podda) Vocal and instrumental ensemble. [Trieste, Italy]
• The Cardinall's Musick (Andrew Carwood & David Skinner) Formed in 1989 by Carwood and Skinner. [UK]
• Carmina (Vera Kochanowsky) {E-mail: carminavera@juno.com} [Washington, DC, USA]
  • Telephone: (703) 532-9356
• Cerddorion (Susanne Peck) Formed in 1995. Repertoire ranging from medieval to contemporary. Approx. 25 SATB. {E-mail : kurzp@fairchildpub.com} [New York, New York]
• Chamber Choir of St. Peter's Church in the Great Valley (Formerly known as the Sarum Singers.) (Dr. Martha N. Johnson) [Paoli, Pennsylvania]
• Chamber Chorus of the Univeristy of California, Berkeley (Marika Kuzma) [Berkeley, California]
• A Chantar [Germany]
• Chapel Singers of the University of Redland (Jeffrey H. Rickard) Formed in the 1960s. Presents sacred office of compline (final of daily monastic offices) using chant, a cappella vocal pieces (esp. baroque), and bells. [Memorial Chapel, University of Redlands, Southern California]
• La Chapelle Rhénane (Benoît Haller) Formed in 1998. Ensemble named in 2000. [Strasbourg, France]
• Chapelle du Roi (Alistair Dixon) Formed in 1994 by Alistair Dixon. {E-mail : chapelle@newrenaissance.co.uk} [London, UK]
  • A group of 10 young professional singers have embarked on recording the complete works of Thomas Tallis. They have performed the Complete Works over a series of concerts in London to critical acclaim. They plan to record the series of 9 CDs over the next three years or so. To coincide with the release of their first CD (Signum Records SIG001) they are also offering a subscription service: For more information, visit: http://www.aldhund.demon.co.uk/tallis.htm
• Chapelle Vocale de Lausanne (Gonzalo Martinez) 25 voices. XVI to XVIII century music. Formed in 1982 by Jean-Christophe Aubert. {E-mail: duplan@worldcom.ch} [Lausanne, Switzerland]
• Cheshire Singers (Jennifer Kreml) An a cappella madrigal ensemble. [California, USA]
• Chicago a cappella (Artistic Director: Jonathan Miller) Formed in 1993 by Jonathan Miller. A 9-voice ensemble. Performances range from Renaissance to modern jazz. {E-mail: singwow@aol.com} [Chicago, Illinois]
• Choeur des arts florissants (William Christie) Formed in 1979.
• Choeur de chambre de Namur (Emmanuel Poire)
• Choeur de Chambre de Strasbourg (Catherine Bolzinger) First season of concerts in 1998-1999. 12-16 professional singers. This choir is specialized in a cappella music, from Renaissance to present. [Strasbourg, France]
• Choeur de la chapelle royale (Philippe Herreweghe) Focus on French music spanning the Baroque to Romantic periods. {E-mail: info@lachapelleroyale.com} (See Choeur de la Collegium vocale, Gent.)
• Le Choeur classique de Montréal (Marthe Lacasse) {E-mail: ccmtl@libertel.montreal.qc.ca} [Montréal, Canada]
• Choeur de la Collegium vocale, Ghent (Philippe Herreweghe) Formed in 1970. Focus on the music of J.S. Bach and his germanic predecessors. (See Choeur de la chapelle royale above.) {E-mail: org@collegiumvocale.com} [Ghent, Belgium]
• Choeur d'orchestre le concert spirituel (Hervé Niquet) Formed in 1988. Accompanies the instrumental ensemble, Le Concert spirituel.
• Choir of the Age of Enlightenment (Gustav Leonhardt) Accompanies the instrumental ensemble, the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment.
• Choir of Clare College, Cambridge (Timothy Brown)
• Choir of the English Concert (Trevor Pinnock) Accompanies the instrumental ensemble, the English Concert.
• Choir of the Golden Age (Robert Glenton) Accompanies the instrumental ensemble, Orchestra of the Golden Age. [Manchester, UK]
• Choir of Trinity College, Cambridge (Richard Marlow) Originated in 1546 as "The College of the Holy and Undivided Trinity." Mixed choir of 24 voices. Women admitted to the chorus in 1982. [Trinity College, Cambridge]
• Chor des Forum Alte Musik Bremen (Thomas Albert)
• Choral Scholars (Ronald Butts-Boehmer, organist and director) Formed in 2000. Performs music from Tallis and Monteverdi to Handel and Bach. An ensemble of 12 to 16 singers. Has performed with both period and modern instruments as well as with organ accompaniment.  {E-mail: choralscholars@libero.it} [Naples, Italy]
• Chorus Musicus, Köln (Christoph Spering) Formed in 1985. Accompanies the instrumental ensemble, Das Neue Orchester. [Cologne, Germany]
• Chorus Sine Nomine (Johannes Hiemetsberger) Formed in 1991 at the University of Music and Dramatic Art, Vienna. 45 singers (male and female) from the university of music and the conservatory of music in vienna. Performances in Vienna (Austria) and many other cities throughout Austria, Italy and Germany. Winner of the National Choir contest in Linz (Austria) 1995. [Vienna, Austria]
• Church of the Advent of Christ the King Choir (Director of Music: Paul M. Ellison) Specialize in chant. At the 11.00 am, Solemn Mass every Sunday, the choir sings the Propers of the Mass to the original melodies in english. It also maintains a large repertoire of Renaissance polyphony. [San Francisco, CA]
• Cincinnati Baroque (Thomas Juneau) Formed in 2001. A professional 18-voice ensemble that specializes in the performance of baroque period music. With an in-house continuo group as the ensemble's basis (harpsichord, theorbo, baroque cello), they perform both accompanied and a cappella works. Funded in part by grants from the Fine Arts Fund and the Ohio Arts Council. [Cincinnati, Ohio]
  • Contact information :
    • Postal address:
      • c/o Thomas Juneau
        PO Box 9401
        Paxton Avenue
        Cincinnati OH 45209
    • Telephone: (513) 351-1615
    • E-mail: CinciBaroque@aol.com
• The City Waites Hyperion discography {E-mail: lucieskeaping@hotmail.com}[UK]
• The Clerks' Group (Edward Wickham) Formed in 1992. {E-mail: clerks@dircon.co.uk} [London, UK]
• The Clerkes of Old Sarum An ensemble who sing unaccompanied music of the 14-17th centuries. [UK]
• Clerkes Of Oxenford (David Wulstan)
• Collegium Cantorum (Timothy Kendall) {E-mail: cc@collegiumcantorum.org} [Greater Washington, DC, USA]
• Collegium Cantorum Köln (Thomas Gebhardt) Formed in 1992. {E-mail: cck@mh-koeln.de} [Cologne, Germany]
• Collegium Musicum Comprised of both singers and instrumentalists. [San Jose State University, California]
• Collegium Musicum (Dion Buhagiar) Founded in the late 1970s - early 1980s. Specializes in sacred music. [Valetta, Malta]
• Collegium Musicum of London (Peter Owens) Formed in 1972. A chamber choir, specializing in a cappella repertoire of early Renaissance to Baroque as well as the 20th century. Small groups of instrumentalists are sometimes used for concerts. {E-mail : stogpan@easynet.co.uk} [London, UK]
• Collegium vocale des Bach-Chores Siegen (Ulrich Stoetzel) The ensemble consists of 24 singers. Formed in 1975 by Stoetzel. [Germany]
• Collegium Vocale de São Paulo (Sergio Cominatto) Formed in 2001. A small vocal ensemble specializing in Renaissance and early Baroque music.
  {E-mail: collegium.vocale@uol.com.br}[São Paulo, Brazil]
• La Colombina Ensemble Formed in 1990. Accent discography. Their name, La Colombina, was chosen after a late fifteenth century music volume, now preserved at Seville's Colombina Library. [Catalan, Spain]
  • Members: Maria Cristina Kiehr, soprano; Claudio Cavina, alto; Josep Benet, tenor; Josep Cabré, bass
• Columbus Consort (Director: ?) Nine musicians - two violins, violoncello, bass, organ, and vocal quartet. Formed in 1992. [The Hague, The Netherlands]
• Compagnie Baroque (Michel Verschaeve) Formed in 1995 by Verschaeve. Vocal theater music from the 17th and 18th centuries. [France]
  • Members: Sylvie de May (soprano), Isabelle Desrochers (soprano), Malvina (soprano), Gilles Ragon (tenor), Michel Verschaeve (baritone), Christian De Smet (baritone)
  • Discography: Jean-Joseph Mouret (1682-1738): "Divertissements pour les comédies de Marivaux" - with instrumentalists - Assai 22042 (Released in 2000.)
• Concert de les Arts (V. Alonso) [Spain]
• Concerto Italiano (Rinaldo Alessandrini) Seven voices. Formed in 1984 [Rome, Italy]
• Concerto Vocale (René Jacobs) Formed in 1977 by René Jacobs.
• Con Piacere  Five singers, accompanied by lute, viola da gamba and recorder. [Utrecht, The Netherlands]
  • Contact information:
    • Postal address:
      • c/o Hans Schimmel
        Van Heemskerckstraat 11
        6921 DM Duiven
        THE NETHERLANDS
    • Tel/fax: +31 316 265141
    • E-mail:
      • ensemble@conpiacere.nl
      • hans@conpiacere.nl (c/o Hans Schimmel)
• Consort of Musicke (Anthony Rooley) Formed in 1969. {E-mail: consort@easynet.co.uk} [London, UK]
• Consortium Carissimi [Rome, Italy]
• Convivium Musicum (Scott Metcalfe) The chorus traces its origins to the Longy Chorus for Early Music which was founded in 1982 by Andrew Waldo. In 1987 the chorus separated from the Longy Chorus and adopted the name Ars Canticorum. In 1990 the chorus adopted its current name. {E-mail : ingersol@shore.net} [Boston, Massachusetts]
• Con Voci Festive (Dr. Henry Meredith) A Renaissance/Baroque/Classical chamber choir. [London, Ontario, Canada]
• Cor de Beniparrell (Conductor: Vicent Hervás; Artistic Director: Vicent J. Hervàs i Vila) 8 singers (4 males and 4 females) Formed in November 1995. Perform a cappella. {E-mail : benicor@arrakis.es} [València, Spain]
• Coral del Ateneo de Los Teques (José Rafael Maldonado Abarca) Specializes in Spanish music of the 15th and 16th centuries. Formed in 1981. {E-mail : jmaldon@reacciun.ve) [Los Teques City, Venezuala]
• Coral Verge del Camí (Núria Ortoneda Pedrola) Formed in 1968. A mixed ensemble of 25 voices accompanied by the instrumental ensemble Renatus. Dedicated to music between the 14th and 16th centuries of Spanish composers, such as Mateo Fletxa (1481-1555). {E-mail : corvcami@tinet.fut.es} [Cambrils, southern Catalonia, Spain]
• Corale Concentus Cantores (Fabio Avolio) Formed in 1988. Perform works spanning the Renaissance to the Baroque. {E-mail : fabio.avolio@libero.it} [Rome, Italy]
• Corale Polifonica Mercede (Mario Martini) Approx. 24 singers (SATB) Formed in 1974. {E-mail: astra@rosenet.it} [Sanremo, Italy]
• Cornegidouille (Alain Rondenbosch) Formed in 1996. An amateur mixed choir whose mission is to interpret secular and sacred polyphonic choral music, mainly from the Renaissance. Approximately 30 members. {E-mail: aron8245@euronet.be}[Belgium]
• Coro dell'Accademia Romana delle Arti (Fabio Avolio) Perform works spanning the Renaissance to 19th century. {E-mail : fabio.avolio@libero.it} [Rome, Italy]
• Coro da Camera Italiano (No director) [Rome, Italy]
• Coro della Cappella Musicale di S. Petroni (Sergio Vartolo)
• Coro Cervantes Devoted to Hispanic music. Founded in London in 1995 by its director, Carlos Fernández Aransay, under the auspices of the Spanish Institute of Culture, Instituto Cervantes. [London, UK] {E-mail : Carlos@corocerv.force9.co.uk}
• Coro Lotti (Paolo Cammozzo) {E-mail : corolotti@yahoo.it} [Venice, Italy]
• Coro polifonico Quod libet (Leonardo Morini) Formed in 1996 {E-mail : leo.bu@rsadvnet.it} [Parma, Italy]
• Coro Pro-Musica de Treinta y Tres (Alejandro Guillermo Larrosa) {E-mail : ornajela@adinet.com.uy} [Treinta y Tres, Uruguay]
• Corona Coloniensis (William Christie)
• Countertop Quartet Formed in 2004. Quartet.  [Washington, DC, USA]
  • Members: Greta Getlein (soprano), Marjorie Bunday (mezzo-soprano), Chris Dudley (countertenor), Roger Isaacs (countertenor)
  • Contact information:
    • Tel/Fax: (202) 318-9180
    • E-mail: countertop@countertopquartet.org
• Craigowl Consort 4S,4A,2T,TB & lutenist. Perform sacred and secular music from the 15th to the 17th centuries. Formed in 1996. Some members came from a previous ensemble, "The Phoenix Consort". [Dundee, Scotland]
  • Contact information :
    • Postal address :
      • c/o John J. Armstrong
        Flat 7, 125 Perth Road
        Dundee, DD1 4JD
        Scotland
    • E-mail : jjarmstrong@sol.co.uk
• Crisol Bufons Perform Gregorian Chant, Medieval and Renaissance Spanish music.  Much of
  the music is accompanied with music played on (reproductions of ) period instruments.
    {E-mail : crisol@crisolbufons.org} [Santa Fe, New Mexico]
• Davis Senior High School Madrigal Singers The DSHS Madrigals are a unique and elite musical group of young women and men attending Davis High School. A group of 28 students, 7 per section (SATB), they dress up in authentic Renaissaince-day costumes and sing their pieces a cappella. [Davis, California]
• Diabolus in Musica [translation: "The Devil in the music" -- the name given by medieval
  theoreticians to the interval of an augmented fourth (f-b)] (Antoine Guerber) The ensemble specializes in the study and interpretation of medieval music, with a marked preference for the 12th and 13th centuries. The group works directly on manuscript sources and favors repertoire and works unpublished since the Middle Ages. Ensemble includes lute/fiddle and organ.  [Touraine, France]
  • Contact Information:
    • Postal address :
      • Ensemble DIABOLUS IN MUSICA
        15, rue Charles Baudelaire
        F-37230 Fondettes
        FRANCE
    • Tél : 33 (0)2 47 42 13 37
    • Fax: 33 (0)2 47 42 10 53
    • E-mail : contact@diabolus-in-musica.net
• differentia musice (Alberto Muñoz de Sus) 30 singers. The ensemble's repertoire includes exclusively renaissance and baroque works, both secular and religious, mainly composed by Spanish artists. They are usually accompanied by a group of instruments, well suited to historic performance, especially in polychoral works (cornetto, sackbuts, dulcian, recorders, viola, baroque guitar...) {E-mail : edumart@fcu.um.es} [Murcia, Spain]
• Dinamica Ensemble Formed in 1997. To perform music of the 16th and 17th centuries according to period concept. The Ensemble consists of both instrumentalists and singers: a guitar player, a mandolin player, a recorder player and alto singer and a soprano singer. {E-mail : liorlav@ibm.net} [Israel]
• Divers Voyces (Stephen Johnston) Specializing in renaissance polyphony and other early music. [Chatteris, Cambridgeshire, UK]
  • E-mail: info@diversvoyces.org.uk
• The Diverse Passions Vocal Ensemble Accompanies the instrumental ensemble, Diverse Passions. [Denver, Colorado]
  • Members: Kristin Sesko, soprano; Susan Langley, mezzo-soprano; Lisa Chumley, alto; Larry Brown, tenor; Matthew Weissenbuehler, baritone; Tim Krueger, bass
• Dom Ismael Fernandez (?)
• Dresdner Kammerchor (Hans-Christoph Rademann) Formed in 1985 by Hans-Christoph Rademann and students from the Dresden College of Music. 38 singers. For a number of years the Dresden Chamber Choir has worked closely together with the Dresden Baroque Orchestra and the ensemble Alte Musik Dresden.
  • Contact Information :
    • Postal address :
      • Förderkreis des Dresdner Kammerchores e.V.
        Tannenstr. 2, Haus B, Zimmer: 408
        D-01099 Dresden
        Germany
    • Tel/Fax : +49-351-8044100
    • E-mail : buero@dresdner-kammerchor.de
  • Discography :
    • Motets from Four Centuries, vol. 1
    • Monteverdi's "Vespro della Beata Vergine"
    • Motets from Four Centuries, vol.2
    • Hasse / Miserere c-moll & Zelenka: Missa Dei Filii - Dresden Baroque Orchestra and Soloists, Hans-Christoph Rademann (conductor) - Raumklang (1997)
    • Johann David Heinichen: Missa Nr. 9 in D & Zelenka: Te Deum - Dresden Baroque Orchestra and Soloists, Hans-Christoph Rademann (conductor) - Raumklang (2000)   
• Early English Ensemble (Gisele Becker) 15-25 singers specializing in a cappella music from the Renaissance to contemporary compositions. [Washington, DC]
• Early Music Consort (Gerald Moore, Ph.D.) Mixed vocal & instrumental ensemble. [Lipscomb University, Nashville, Tennessee].
• The Early Music Ensemble of St. Paul (Douglas C. Shambo II) Twelve voices. Formed in 1991 under Dr. John Baboukis. Disbanded as of 1998.
• Elizabethans Formed in 1993. All-student a cappella ensemble. (E-mail: bethans@wso.williams.edu) [Williams College, Williamstown, Massachusetts]
• English Bach Festival Choir (?)
• English Baroque Choir (Jeremy Jackman) Formed in 1987. Approximately 60-70 singers. (E-mail: info@ebc.org.uk) [London, UK]
• Ensemble 4 Voix [Hannover, Germany] - DISBANDED
• Ensemble Accentus (Laurence Equilbey) [France]
• Ensemble Alba Musica Kyo (None) Includes instrumental accompaniment. [Japan]
• Ensemble Alcatraz (?)
• Ensemble Almasis  (Iakovos Pappas) Formed in 1992 by Pappas. Both a vocal and instrumental ensemble. It takes its name from a ballet of the same name by Pancrace Royer. The ensemble seeks to promote little known French music of the 17th and 18th centuries. Especially masses, motets, and operas. [France]
• Ensemble Arte-Musica (Director: Francesco Cera, organ and harpsichord) [Italy]
  • Members: Roberta Invernizzi (soprano), Partizia Vaccari (soprano), Roberto Balconi (countertenor), Sergio Foresti (bass), Marco Bianchi (violin), Alberto Stevanin (violin), Marco Testori (violoncello), Paolo Rizzi (violone), Ugo Nastrucci (theorbe), Francesco Cera (organ and harpsichord)
• Ensemble Audite Nova (J. Sourisse)
• Ensemble baroque fiori musicali (Didier Samson) Formed in 1999. [Lille, France]
• Ensemble baroque de l'Ouest (No director) Formed in 1987. Includes instrumentalists.
• Ensemble Bouzignac Utrecht (Director: ?) Formed in 1986. Mixed vocal and instrumental ensemble. [Utrecht, The Netherlands]
• L'Ensemble Cantabile Formed in 1996. A Renaissance vocal quartet: SATB. {E-mail : lepage-fisher@atreide.net} [Québec province, Canada]
• Ensemble Cantilena Antiqua (Stefano Albarello) [Italy]
• Ensemble Cantus Figuratus (Dominique Vellard) 10 singers.
• Ensemble Corund (Stephen Smith) Formed in 1993. Sacred music of the renaissance and baroque, as well as music of the 20th century form the core of the repertoire for this 4-20 member professional ensemble. Performs with the Corund Barockorchester. [Luzern, Switzerland]
  • Postal address :
    • c/o Stephen Smith
      Ruetlimatte 10
      CH-6043 Adligenswil
      SWITZERLAND
  • Tele/FAX : +41 41 371 0624
  • E-mail : info@corund.ch
• Ensemble Daedalus Formed in 1986. Accent discography.[Geneva, Switzerland]
  • Members: Maria Christina Kiehr, soprano; Otto Rastbichler, Marco Beasley, tenors; Josep Cabré, baritone; Roberto Festa, recorder; Renée Stock, Markus Tapio, viols; Hugh Sandilands, lute, chitarrio francese, viol; Federico Marincola, colascione, descant lute; Maria Galassi, arpa doppia, arpa ad arpione
• Ensemble Dumont (Peter Bennett) [London, UK]
• Ensemble für Frühe Musik, Augsburg
• Ensemble Florata (Tim Rayborn) Includes instrumental accompaniment. [Univ. of Leeds, UK]
• Ensemble Gilles-Binchois (Dominique Vellard) Formed in 1978. 8 singers: 4 male & 4 female. Todd McComb bio & discography. [France]
• Ensemble Guillaume de Machaut de Paris (?) Includes both vocal and instrumental members.
• Ensemble Jacques-Moderne (Jean-Pierre Ouvrard)
• Ensemble Mariposa Performs Renaissance and Baroque music. [Texas, USA]
  • Singers: Nancy Ellis, Jean Golladay, Paul Downs, Scott O'Neal, and Joseph Painter
  • Instrumentalists: Alan Austin (Baroque violin), Becky Baxter (Historical Harps; including Iberian cross-strung), Bruce Brogden (vihuela and Baroque guitar), Yvonne Kendall (Renaissance flute and recorder), Kevin Ellis (sackbut & percussion)
• Ensemble de' Medici
  • Members: James Tyler, lute, tenor viol and baroque guitar; Kris Gould, soprano; Dirk Freymuth, lute and violone; Dana Marsh, countertenor; Nina Treadwell, luite, chittarone and baroque guitar; and Keller Coker (Director) sackbut, cittern and tenor viol; J. Lee Graham, tenor; Mark Sumner, bass; Todd French, treble viol, bass viol; Robert Tueller, bass viol; Denise Briesé, bass viol; Niki Carras, renaissance flutes.
• Ensemble Micrologus
• Ensemble Musicalina Formed in 1989. 5 singers & 3 instrumentalists. Perform sacred music from the 16th-18th centuries. {E-mail: musicalina@arsmusica.ch} [Switzerland]
• L'Ensemble de musique sacrée de Québec (Claude Lemieux) The ensemble specializes in a cappella sacred music. 20 voices - SATB. Formed in 1981. {E-mail : wpointw@qbc.clic.net} [Québec city, Québec, Canada]
• Ensemble Orlando Fribourg (Laurent Gendre) [Fribourg, Switzerland]
  • Contact Information :
    • Postal address :
      • Case postale 1109
        CH-1701 Fribourg
        SWITZERLAND
    • E-mail: ensemble@orlando-fribourg.ch
• Ensemble Organum (Marcel Pérès) Formed in 1982 by Pérès. François Velde discography. {E-mail : ensembleorganum@yahoo.fr}  [Mossaic, France]
• Ensemble PAN (Project Ars Nova) Ensemble PAN takes its name and its sense of spirit from Philippe de Vitry's 14th century musical treatise "Ars Nova" (The New Art). Based in Boston and Formed at the Schola Cantorum in Basel, Switzerland in 1980, by young American artists Laurie Monahan, Michael Collver, and Crawford Young, the Ensemble debuted at the Festival Estival in Paris in 1982. [Boston, Massachusetts]
  • Members: Michael Collver, countertenor & cornetto; Laurie Monahan, mezzo-soprano; Crawford Young, lute; Shira Kammen, vielle
• Ensemble Polyfoon Repertoire involves polyphony from the Renaissance and the early Baroque. {E-mail : info@polyfoon.be}[Belgium]
• Ensemble de la Rue (William Kempster) Formed in 1997. This a cappella ensemble (comprising 16 singers) specializes in 15th + early 16th-century polyphony - Dufay, Ockeghem, Josquin, Taverner, and - especially - music composed by Pierre de la Rue (E-mail : info@ensembledelarue.org) [Edmonton, Alberta, Canada]
• Ensemble Sermisy (Leonard Morini) Formed in 1997. Sing repertoire from the Renaissance and Baroque. [Italy]
• Ensemble Sine Nomine Formed in 1998. Eight member a cappella ensemble. Specialize in works from the Renaissance. {E-mail: enssinenomine@aol.com} [Aachen/Cologne, Germany]
• Ensemble Tempo Barocco (?) Includes instrumental accompaniment.
• Ensemble Trecanum (Etienne Stoffel) Formed in 1996. Sing repertoire from the Middle Ages. {E-mail: trecanum@free.fr} [Strasbourg, France]
• Ensemble Turicum (Luiz Alves Da Silva, countertenor) Formed in 1990. Approximately 8 singers and instrumentalists. "Turicum" is the latin name for Zurich. [Zurich, Switzerland]
• Ensemble Sagittarius (See Ensemble vocal Sagittarius below.)
• Ensemble Venance Fortunat (Anne-Marie Deschamps) Six singers. [Paris, France]
  • E-mail: rmanuel@club-internet.fr
• Ensemble Villancico (Peter Pontvik) Formed in 1995. 8 voices and four instrumentalists (recorder, baroque guitar/lute, viol, percussion). Specialize in Latin American Baroque and Renaissance music as well as repertoire with historical connections to Scandinavia. [Stockholm, Sweden] 
  • Contact information :
    • Postal address :
      • att: Peter Pontvik
        Tångvägen 9 , 1 tr
        126 38 Hägersten
        SWEDEN
    • Telephone/FAX : +46 (0)8 30 43 29
    • Mobile : +46 (0)70 755 20 85
    • E-mail : info@villancico.se
  • Members : Jessica Bäcklund (S), Annasara Jaensson/Nina Åkerblom Nielsen (S), Dan Johansson (Ctn and harpsichord), Love Enström/Mattias Öberg (T), Carl-Fredrik Jaensson/Viktor Kallas (T), Yamandú Pontvik (Bar), Gustav Nordlander/Jens Malmqvist (B), Karl Nyhlin/Anders Ericson (bar guit, lt), Markus Ström/Claudia Müller (rec), Karl Thorsson/Martin Strand (perc), Magdalena Mårding/Louise Agnani (viol), Peter Pontvik (Ctn and direction)
  • Discography :
    • "The KÄLLUNGE Codex 1622" - Sjelvar Records SJECD19 (2005)
    • "Hyhyhyhyhyhyhy - the New Jungle Book of the Baroque" - Caprice Records CAP 21688 (2002)
    • ¡A la xácara! - the Jungle Book of the Baroque" - Caprice Records CAP 21658 (2000)
    • "Music from a pack of Cards" - Museum Gustavianum, Uppsala (1999)
    • "Cancionero de Upsala 1556" - Proprius PRCD 9153 (1996)
• Ensemble vocal de Bourgogne (Jacques Échivard -- since 1980) Formed in 1971 by Bernard Tétu. 40 singers from the Burgundy region. [Dijon, France]
• Ensemble vocal La Capella (?) Eight voices.
• Ensemble vocal européen de la chapelle royale (Philippe Herreweghe) Renaissance music.
• Ensemble vocal Jean-Paul-Gipon (Jean-Paul Gipon)
• Ensemble vocal de Montréal (a.k.a. Montreal Chamber Choir) (Stéphane Richer) [E-mail : prochoir@hotmail.com] Formed in 1993. [Montréal, Québec, Canada]
• Ensemble vocal de Nantes (Paul Colléaux) Formed in 1970 by Paul Colléaux. [Nantes, France]
• Ensemble vocal PLAIN CHANT (Pierre Le Blanc) Formed in 1989. Sixteen amateur choristers who primarily perform a cappella. They primarily perform works from the Renaissance and Baroque periods. {E-mail : plchanttls@aol.com} [Toulouse, France]
• Ensemble vocal Sagittarius (Michel Laplénie)
• Ensemble William Byrd (Graham O'Reilly) Formed in 1990. [France]
  • Members : Brigitte Vinson (mezzo-soprano), Ian Honeymoon (tenor), Adrian Brand (tenor), Jérome Correas (bass)
• Eric Ericsons Kammarkör (Eric Ericson) Formed in 1945.
• Eton College Chapel Choir (Ralph Allwood)
• Ex Cathedra (Jeffrey Skidmore) Formed in 1969. Includes a Chamber Choir of 40 singers, a smaller, professional consort of 14 singers (the Ex Cathedra Consort), and a Baroque period instrument orchestra {E-mail : info@ex-cathedra.org} [Birminghan, UK]
• Ex Tempore (Florian Heyerick) Formed in 1989 by Heyerick. From 4 soloists up to 32 professional choral singers accompaniment includes instrumental ensemble, continuo. Perform music from 1600 - 2000 with great attention to period performance and appropriate stylistic execution. (Ghent, Belgium)
  • Contact information:
    • Postal address:
      • Ex Tempore
        Koninginlaan 22
        B-9820 Merelbeke
        BELGIUM
    • Tel & Fax +32 9 231 97 12
    • E-mail: info@extempore.be
  • Discography
    • L'oiseau Lyre (Decca/Polygram) PY 925: Heinrich von Herzogenberg (1843-1900): Die Passion op. 93 (1896), Gossens, Van der Crabben, Verdin, Chorus and Orchestra of Ex Tempore
    • Vox Temporis CD92 025 : Georg Philipp Telemann - Der Tod Jesu - Anthoni, Saelens, Geyer, Le Mercure Galant
    • Vox Temporis CD92 036 : George Frideric Handel - Johannespassion - Mellon, Van Elsecker, Geyer, Le Mercure Galant
    • Vox Temporis CD92 045 : Claudio Monteverdi - Vesperae Beatae Mariae Virginis 1610
• I Fagiolini (Robert Hollingworth) Formed in 1986. Approximately 10 singers. {E-mail : mail@ifagiolini.com} [Oxford University, UK]
• Fairy Consort (Luca Dragani) [Chieti, Italy]
• I Febi Armonici (Alan Curtis) [Italy]
• La Fenice (Michel Laplénie) [France]
• Ferrara Ensemble (Crawford Young, lute & guitar) Three singers (soprano, contralto, baritone) and 4 instrumentalists (vielles, harp, lutes, guitar).
• Les Festes d'Orphée [Aix-en-Provence, France]
• Florata (See Ensemble Florata.)
• Floreat Sonus (James Gorick) Specialize in music from the Renaissance period. Formed in 1998. [London, UK]
• Flores harmonici (Alexandre Traube) Formed in 1999. The ensemble specializes in sacred medieval music, early Renaissance music and gregorian chant. The ensemble's programs are based on liturgical reconstructions and are performed both in offices and in concerts. Ten singers (men and women), some instrumental accompaniment. {E-mail: a.traube@bluewin.ch} [Switzerland]
• FLORIDVS (Bekesi Zsolt Csaba) Formed in 1998. Ensemble of 5 (2 women and 3 men) who primarily sing 13-17th century European music (from the Notre Dame school's motets to Monteverdi or Schein).  {E-mail: floridus@extra.hu} [Pe'cs, Hungary]
  • Contact Information:
    • Postal address:
      • c/o Ms Kopjar Aniko
        H-7623 Pe'cs
        Kolozsvar u. 16.
        HUNGARY
    • Telephone : +36 72/325241
• Florilegium Choir (?) Accompanies the instrumental ensemble, Florilegium. Formed in 1994.
• Folk Songs for Louis - Mary Chin (soprano) and Gus Denhard (lute and theorbo) Formed May 1996. {E-mail : adenhard@hamlet.ucs.indiana.edu} Telephone: (812) 331-4053 [Bloomington, Indiana]
• Fontana Musica Formed in 1993. [Sydney, Australia]
  • Members: Andrew Dalton, counter-tenor; Jane Edwards, soprano; Rosalind Halton, harpsichord; Tommie Andersson, lute; Hans-Dieter Michatz, transverse flute and recorder
• Fortuna (Patricia Petersen) Formed in 1983. An a cappella Renaissance chorus. The group sings exclusively 15th- and 16th-century choral music. [Durham, North Carolina]
  • Contact Information:
    • Postal address:
      • Patricia Petersen
        1702 Vista St.
        Durham, NC  27701
    • Telephone: (919) 683-9672
    • E-mail: patpetersen@earthlink.net
• Fragiskos Leontaritis (Giorgos Psaroudakis) The ensemble's name comes from the Greek composer of the renaissance, "Fragiskos Leontaritis". Formed in 1994. 40+ singers. The choir's repertoire consists primarily of vocal music from the renaissance and baroque. {E-mail : chorodia@cc.uch.gr [University of Crete, Greece]
• Freundeskreis Alte Musik Berlin (?) [Berlin, Germany]
• Friends’ Musick (Kelly Charlton, ARCT, AVCM) The Friends’ Musick is a group of singers and instrumentalists who perform authentic music from the 15th to early 17th centuries in period costume and who make a special point of promoting public awareness, and contributing to the reconstruction of Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre on the South Bank of the Thames in London. The ensemble is associated with the Friends of Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre in London, England, and also includes members of the Friends' Recorder Consort. [London, UK]
  • Contact Information:
    • Postal address:
      • c/o Annie Bright
        16 Poplar Walk
        London, SE24 0BU
        UK
    • Tel: +44 (0)171 733 0564
    • Fax: +44 (0)171 207 8794
    • E-mail: frc@atkinson.clara.net (Rose Atkinson)
• Fuma Sacra (Andrew Megill) Specializing in Renaissance and Baroque vocal music. [New Jersey, USA]
• G - Z

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