Seen and Heard relishes Live From London
A concert… that confirms the stature of Stile Antico beyond any doubt.
Colin Clarke, Seen and Heard International (23rd February, 2021)
A concert… that confirms the stature of Stile Antico beyond any doubt.
Colin Clarke, Seen and Heard International (23rd February, 2021)
Today marks the launch of our debut recording on Decca Classics. Devoted entirely to Josquin, it is the first in a trilogy of albums marking the anniversaries of some of the greatest composers of the Renaissance.
Ahead of the release of our Decca Classics debut ‘The Golden Renaissance: Josquin’, find out about the career of this extraordinary composer, and why his music still casts such a spell today.
We’re delighted that Stile Antico will once again take part in the wonderful Live From London festival, a groundbreaking series of concerts streamed weekly in superb HD from the Voces8 Centre in the City of London.
The pandemic has brought great challenges for musicians, but has also sparked plenty of innovative thinking. Read about what we’ve been getting up to, and find out how to support us through these uncertain times.
We are thrilled to announce that Stile Antico will give three streaming concerts in February and March as part of Fresh Horizons, a major new digital initiative from the church of St Martin-in-the-Fields.
Our first concerts to in-person audiences since March are almost here! Here’s Kate, introducing our new programme and describing how the group is feeling about returning to live performance.
We are delighted that December will see our first performances to live audiences since March, as we present a festive programme in Oxford, London, and York.
We are thrilled to announce a new recording partnership with Decca Classics, with whom we will record a trilogy of albums called ‘The Golden Renaissance’.
Stile Antico is delighted to announce a series of filmed lecture-recitals, ‘Sundays with Stile’, to be premiered over successive Sunday evenings beginning on 25th October.
Stunning performances, full of attention to detail on dynamic and phrasing
Barry Creasy, MusicOHM.com (2 October, 2020)
A miraculous celebration of choral music of the English Renaissance… it was ravishing.
Colin Clarke, Seen and Heard International