Corina Marti

**Corina Marti** is a Swiss-Italian early music specialist whose work breathes life into medieval and Renaissance keyboard traditions. A passionate explorer of historical instruments like the clavicytherium, harpsichord, and organetto, she’s known for her meticulous research and vibrant performances of overlooked repertoires. As co-founder of the ensemble La Morra, she collaborates to revive Central European musical gems, blending scholarly rigor with expressive flair. Based in Basel, Marti also teaches at the prestigious Schola Cantorum Basiliensis, mentoring the next generation of early music enthusiasts.

Her recordings, like *Johannes de Lublin Tablature* and *Petrus Wilhelmi de Grudencz*, showcase her dedication to unearthing Baltic and Polish Renaissance treasures. Whether interpreting 15th-century Prague University manuscripts or Scarlatti’s Baroque textures, Marti’s playing bridges centuries with warmth and curiosity. Projects like *Sea Interludes* and *Les saisons au moyen âge* highlight her knack for thematic storytelling through rare tablatures, proving that “old” music can feel thrillingly fresh in her hands.

Genres

Medieval

Gregorian Chant

Latest Release

Sea Interludes: Keyboard Music from Baltic Tablatures around 1600

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Corina Marti

Album - 40 Tracks - Released October 10, 2024