Vox Orchester, an ensemble revered for its vibrant interpretations of baroque and early music, has established itself as a significant force within the classical music scene. Renowned for their precise and animated performances, they bring an invigorating energy to the works of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, which is often reflected in the sheer vitality of their recordings.

The group's discography highlights a specialized expertise in the music of composers such as George Frideric Händel and Henry Purcell. With their recent releases like "Händel: Alexander's Feast or The Power of Music," Vox Orchester has skillfully encapsulated the grandeur and emotional depth of Handel's compositions. Their recording of "Alexander's Feast, HWV75" showcases their ability to weave through the intricate choral and orchestral sections with an outstanding balance and finesse. Similarly, their dedication to authenticity and historical performance practice is evident in their renditions of Purcell and Matthew Locke's orchestral works, including pieces from operas such as "The Tempest" and "King Arthur, Z. 628." Under the deft leadership of their conductors and the agility of their musicians, Vox Orchester reveals the timeless beauty and dramatic narratives intrinsic to these masterful baroque scores.

Genres

Barockinterpreten

Latest Release

Händel: Alexander's Feast or The Power of Music

George Frideric Handel•

Vox Orchester

Album - 37 Tracks - Released October 9, 2020