Our recent visit to Ubeda in Spain saw us give the first modern performances of four motets by Sebastián de Vivanco, thanks to a series of fruitful collaborations.

We’re very happy to announce the upcoming release of our second album on Decca Classics, which marks 400 years since the death of one of our favourite composers, William Byrd.

Last Saturday’s ‘Come and Sing’ workshop, focusing on polychoral repertoire from Rome, was a tremendous success! Emma has the story of the day.

We’re very happy to be able to share our latest publicity images, taken by the brilliant Kaupo Kikkas at beautiful Park Abbey in Leuven, home of our friends at the Alamire Foundation.

Helen and James preview the first performances of our new programme The Mystic Rose, which we sing for the first time in Oxford on Wednesday 18th May.

We rounded off our latest US tour with a very enjoyable stay in N Carolina – two beautiful venues and some wonderful scenery to enjoy. Helen has the story.

Here’s Andrew’s account of an eventful few days in New England: a travel disaster offset by some wonderful hospitality and a whole lot of natural beauty.

Becky has the first instalment of our latest tour blog, as we explored the city of St Louis and returned to sing in the extraordinary acoustics of the Cathedral Basilica.

We are very happy to announce the appointment of Rosie Parker as the newest member of Stile Antico.

We are delighted to return for the Christmas 2021 edition of the acclaimed Live From London festival, joining a roster of wonderful artists to share beautifully filmed live performances with those who cannot join us in person.

We are absolutely delighted that our Josquin anniversary album has been awarded the first ever Gramophone Award for Spatial Audio.