Musica Antiqua Latina is a dynamic ensemble dedicated to exploring the depths and breadths of Western early music with a particular focus on the rich musical heritage of the Latin world. Renowned for their vibrant interpretations and exquisite musicianship, the group specializes in delivering authentic performances of works from the Baroque period, bringing to life the intricate compositions of the 17th and 18th centuries with historical accuracy and a fresh, engaging perspective.

Their repertoire is an eclectic celebration of the era’s foremost composers, as evidenced by their most recent releases such as "Vivaldi Concertos," which showcase the ensemble's flair for Antonio Vivaldi's rhythmic vitality and melodic inventiveness. In "Sacred Handel - Music for the Carmelite Vespers," Musica Antiqua Latina reveals the spiritual and dramatic elements of Handel's sacred works. Meanwhile, their innovative rendition of "Sinfonia for Strings in B Minor, RV 168/III. Improvisation in Ottoman Style - Allegro" reflects their willingness to push boundaries and explore the intersection of different cultural influences within classical music. The "Corelli Bolognese - Trio Sonatas by Corelli and his Successors" provides a glimpse into the ensemble’s exploration of Corelli's work and his influence, a testament to their scholarly approach and dedication to unearthing the connections within Baroque music's lineage. Musica Antiqua Latina, through their scholarly research and passion for performance, continues to captivate audiences and contribute to the vibrant landscape of early music today.

Genres

Baroque Ensemble

Latest Release

Vivaldi Concertos

Antonio Vivaldi•

Musica Antiqua Latina•

Giordano Antonelli

Album - 24 Tracks - Released April 23, 2021