"The Clerks' Group" is an acclaimed early music ensemble, renowned for their meticulous interpretations of Renaissance choral works. As specialists in the field, they have earned a reputation for their scholarly approach to performance, often bringing to light lesser-known works from the 15th and 16th centuries. Established under the guidance of director Edward Wickham, The Clerks' Group has made significant contributions to the revival of early polyphonic music, emphasizing a blend of historical authenticity and expressive musicality.

Over the years, The Clerks' Group has carved a niche within the realm of medieval and renaissance music with an impressive discography that showcases their expertise. Their releases often focus on the works of seminal composers from the period, such as Josquin Des Prez and Johannes Ockeghem. Albums like "In Memoria - Medieval Songs of Remembrance" exemplify their commitment to themes that intertwine music with historical context, evoking the contemplative atmosphere of the era. With performances that are both deeply researched and emotionally resonant, The Clerks' Group has become a touchstone for enthusiasts of early choral repertoire, helping to preserve and disseminate the rich sonic tapestry of the past.

Genres

British Choir

Chamber Choir

Early Music Choir

Vocal Ensemble

Latest Release

In Memoria - Medieval Songs of Remembrance

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The Clerks' Group

Album - 14 Tracks - Released April 10, 2007