Odhecaton is an Italian early music ensemble that’s become a go-to group for Renaissance and Baroque polyphony nerds. Specializing in sacred works, they’ve built a reputation for breathing fresh life into centuries-old compositions by heavyweights like Josquin Desprez, Palestrina, and Monteverdi, often collaborating with musicologists to nail those historically informed performances. Their recordings—like the atmospheric *Monteverdi: In San Marco* (recorded in Venice’s iconic basilica) or the liturgical depth of *Sabbato Sancto*—show off their knack for balancing scholarly rigor with emotional resonance. They’ve also championed lesser-known gems, from the ceremonial splendor of Compère’s *Missa Galeazescha* to Canarian composers like Manuel de Tavares. Whether they’re tackling Christmas motets or funeral masses, Odhecaton’s crisp vocal blend and attention to detail make them a standout in the early music scene.
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