Warmth, emotion and a metrical flexibility all the more striking for being achieved without a conductor. The singers seem telepathically linked…

If the rest is anything like this opening event from Stile Antico, listeners would be well advised to flock to the Temple Church now.

…truly full of joy, light and hope. Those who say that English groups are cold should see the communicative Stile Antico live…

The miraculous British group Stile Antico… perfectly assembled and well-tuned, balanced and united.

As ever, the group’s balance was perfect… Stile Antico were in their element, expertly controlling texture and dynamic…

Cleverly crafted 45 minute videos that explore the background to each piece in terms of history, geography, politics and Zeitgeist… a splendid opportunity for fans of music of the period.

It was obvious that every line had been dissected for its intent… consummate understanding of the idiom.

A concert… that confirms the stature of Stile Antico beyond any doubt.

The superb, shining British vocal ensemble Stile Antico…

Robert White’s Lamentations is home territory for Stile Antico, and, as would be expected, the performance was flawless.

A 12-piece vocal ensemble melds poetry about migration to a set of musical lamentations from the early 17th century with singularly powerful results

What a sound! Radiant, absolutely focused, extremely rich in overtones and earthy at the same time, it effortlessly filled the every corner of St. Mark’s Church.