Jeremy Summerly

Jeremy Summerly is a distinguished conductor, musicologist, and lecturer renowned for his expertise in Renaissance and early music. After graduating from Oxford University with a first-class degree in Music, Summerly swiftly built a reputation for his insightful interpretations and scholarly approach to choral music. In 1989, he founded the Oxford Camerata, a vocal ensemble with which he has achieved critical acclaim for their recordings of medieval and Renaissance repertoire. The Camerata's recordings often emphasize purity of tone and historical authenticity, bringing to life ancient music for modern ears.

Over the course of his career, Summerly has accumulated an impressive discography across various esteemed labels, focusing on luminary composers such as Vivaldi, Fauré, and Hildegard von Bingen, among others. His work, such as the emotionally resonant "Fauré: Requiem, Op. 48," the introspective "Tallis (The Best Of)," and the mystical "Adorate Deum - Mystic Chants Of The Middle Ages," showcases his ability to traverse the complexities of choral arrangements and uncover the rich emotional landscapes within. Summerly's contributions extend beyond performance to music education, having served as a lecturer at the Royal Academy of Music in London and consistently being involved in the teaching and mentoring of upcoming musicians. His "Artist Profile Series" provides an in-depth look into his musicianship, further solidifying his position as a leading figure in the realm of choral and early music.

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The Essential Oxford Camerata
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