The Choir of The King's Consort is a renowned early music ensemble deeply intertwined with the history and achievements of its parent group, The King's Consort. The King's Consort, founded in 1980 by the celebrated conductor and harpsichordist Robert King, has been a leading force in the performance of Baroque and early music, acclaimed for its vibrant, informed, and precise interpretations. The choir itself, composed of a select group of exceptional singers, has been pivotal in bringing to life the vocal and choral works within the Consort's expansive repertoire. Specializing in music from the 16th, 17th, and 18th centuries, the choir has particularly distinguished itself through its performances and recordings of Vivaldi's sacred music, embarking on an ambitious and critically acclaimed series that seeks to record all of Vivaldi's sacred works. Their recordings, such as the "Vivaldi: Sacred Music" series and "A Voice from Heaven - British Choral Masterpieces," have earned them a distinguished place in the world of classical music, celebrated for their clarity, expressiveness, and historical insight. Through their performances, The Choir of The King's Consort not only preserves the rich legacies of early music but also breathes new life into them, continuously broadening their appeal to audiences worldwide.

Genres

Classical

Baroque

Opera

Choral

Early Music

Renaissance

Medieval

Latest Release

A Voice from Heaven - British Choral Masterpieces

Choir of The King's Consort

Album - 14 Tracks - Released October 7, 2016