Goldberg Vocal Ensemble

The Goldberg Vocal Ensemble is a talented vocal group hailing from Gdańsk, Poland, that's all about bringing forgotten Baroque gems back to life. Founded in 2012 by organist and conductor Andrzej Szadejko, they've made a name for themselves by specializing in 17th- and 18th-century music from the Baltic region, unearthing works by underrated composers like Johann Jeremias du Grain, Johann Theodor Roemhildt, and others tied to Gdańsk's rich musical history. With their crisp harmonies and authentic period performances, they've released a bunch of acclaimed albums on labels like MDG, often as part of series like "Musica Baltica" that highlight sacred cantatas, oratorios, and arias from the era.

What makes these folks so cool is their dedication to historical accuracy—they collaborate with musicologists to revive pieces that haven't been heard in centuries, performing them with period instruments and a fresh, engaging vibe. Whether it's Easter cantatas from 18th-century Gdańsk or secular works by local masters, the ensemble tours internationally and has built a loyal following among classical music fans who dig deep dives into obscure repertoire. If you're into Baroque vocal music with a Baltic twist, they're definitely worth checking out!

Genres

Classical

Choral

Baroque

Early Music

Sacred

A Cappella

Liturgical

Oratorio

Cantata

Latest Release

Pucklitz: Opera Omnia, Vol. 1

Goldberg Baroque Ensemble•

Goldberg Vocal Ensemble•

Andrzej Szadejko

Album - 36 Tracks - Released October 24, 2025