Cappella Warmiensis Restituta

Cappella Warmiensis Restituta is a Polish early music ensemble dedicated to performing and rediscovering the rich musical heritage of Warmia, a historical region in northeastern Poland. Focusing on works from the 16th to the 18th centuries, the group brings back to life forgotten treasures of sacred and secular music, often sourced from archival manuscripts found in Warmia's cathedrals and libraries. Their "Musica Warmiensis" series of recordings offers a fascinating glimpse into this unique regional musical landscape.

Through meticulous research and historically informed performance practices, Cappella Warmiensis Restituta aims to present these works with authenticity and vibrancy. They explore a diverse range of musical styles, from Renaissance polyphony to Baroque concertos, showcasing the talents of both local Warmian composers and the influence of broader European musical trends on the region. The ensemble's commitment to scholarship and performance makes them a vital force in preserving and promoting Warmia's musical legacy.

Genres

Classical

Choral

Baroque

Early Music

Medieval

Renaissance

Sacred Music

Secular Music

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Collegium Vocale Gent

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Ensemble Organum

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Cappella Amsterdam

Huelgas Ensemble

Latest Release

Musica Warmiensis, Vol. 4

Cappella Warmiensis Restituta•

Radosław Kamieniarz

Album - 15 Tracks - Released February 21, 2025