Camerata Lipsiensis

Camerata Lipsiensis is a German chamber choir and period-instrument orchestra based in Leipzig, a city with a legendary musical heritage. Founded in 1994, the ensemble specializes in historically informed performances of Baroque and early Classical music, with a particular focus on bringing to light the often-overlooked sacred and orchestral works of composers from the Thuringian and Saxon regions, like Johann Kuhnau and Carl Reinecke.

Their name, which translates to "Leipzig Chamber Ensemble," reflects their deep connection to their home city's traditions. Under the direction of conductors like Morten Schuldt-Jensen, they've built a respected discography, often collaborating with the Leipzig-based record label cpo to release comprehensive series, such as their acclaimed complete sacred works of Kuhnau. Their recent recordings show a fascinating range, from dramatic oratorios like Joachim Raff's "Welt-Ende" to the intimate choral scenes of Reinecke, proving their dedication to both scholarly rediscovery and vibrant musical storytelling.

Genres

Baroque

Latest Release

Reinecke: Belsazar, Op. 73 & Sommertagsbilder, Op. 161

Carl Reinecke•

GewandhausChor•

Camerata Lipsiensis•

Gregor Meyer

Album - 19 Tracks - Released September 25, 2025