Ensemble Officium
Ensemble Officium is a German vocal ensemble specializing in early music, particularly medieval chant and Renaissance polyphony. Based in Tübingen and founded by musicologist Wilfried Rombach, the group brings scholarly rigor to their performances while keeping the music emotionally resonant. Their discography spans from Gregorian chant (like their Cistercian monastic music explorations) to intricate Renaissance masses by composers such as Heinrich Isaac and Pierre de La Rue, often collaborating with period instrumentalists.
What makes them stand out is their adventurous spirit—they’ve even paired medieval chants with saxophone improvisations, blending ancient and modern textures. Recent releases like their A. Gabrieli album and the Lima-Liturgie by Kovalevsky highlight their versatility, tackling everything from 12th-century hymns to contemporary liturgical works. Whether they’re unearthing obscure repertoire or reimagining traditional sounds, Ensemble Officium delivers with clarity and a warm, human touch that keeps centuries-old music feeling fresh.
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