A Sei Voci is an internationally acclaimed French classical music ensemble specializing in Renaissance and Baroque vocal works. Founded in 1977 by Bernard Fabre-Garrus, who also served as its director until 1996, the group is known for their precise interpretation of early music, delivered with a clarity and authenticity that has garnered them significant acclaim. The ensemble's name, which translates to "For Six Voices", reflects the group's initial configuration as a sextet, although the number of performers can vary depending on the demands of the repertoire.

Throughout their illustrious career, A Sei Voci has taken a deep interest in the works of composers like Josquin Des Prez, as evidenced by their meticulously curated Desprez Recordings series which includes "Missa Gaudeamus & Motets à la Vierge - Desprez Recordings, Vol. 4," "Missas l'homme armé - Desprez Recordings, Vol. 6," and "Missa pange lingua & Motets - Desprez Recordings, Vol. 5" among other titles. Besides Desprez, they have adeptly navigated through an array of complex works by other composers like Dominique Phinot, Pietro Paolo Bencini, and Niccolo Jommelli. Their extensive discography showcases not just their versatility but also their commitment to infusing fresh insights into early music traditions. A Sei Voci has enjoyed both public and critical admiration, evidenced by their numerous recordings and performances that continue to contribute to the evocative landscape of early European classical music.

Genres

Early Music Choir

Early Music Ensemble

Renaissance

Vocal Ensemble

Latest Release

J. Desprez: Missa Gaudeamus & Motets à la Vierge - Desprez Recordings, Vol. 4

Josquin des Prez•

A Sei Voci

Album - 31 Tracks - Released March 24, 2014