Les Délices is an acclaimed American early music ensemble that specializes in the performance of Baroque chamber music on period instruments. Founded in 2009 by oboist Debra Nagy, the group has quickly established itself as a dynamic and unique presence in the world of early music. Les Délices is notable for their creative programming, which often highlights the lesser-known works and composers of the Baroque era, providing audiences with a fresh and enlightening auditory experience.

The ensemble's discography reflects their dedication to exploring the rich tapestry of 17th and 18th-century music. Their recent releases such as "The Highland Lassie" and "Noel, Noel (Live)" showcase their versatility, ranging from the traditional airs of Scotland to lively French Baroque noëls. In "Songs Without Words," Les Délices delves into the expressive instrumental airs of the French Baroque, emphasizing the lyrical qualities that parallel the human voice. With "Les Voix Humaines" and "Autumn Leaves," the ensemble invites listeners to a sentimental journey through melody and harmony. Their album "Age of Indulgence" presents a selection of French works exemplifying the luxuriant and artful qualities of the high Baroque, while "Myths & Allegories" and "The Tastes Reunited" further investigate themes of storytelling and cultural confluences in music. Les Délices, through their insightful interpretations and scholarly approach, continues to bring the elegance and intricacies of Baroque music to contemporary audiences with a renewed spirit of discovery and an unmistakable passion for their craft.