Singing to a room, not a microphone

Early music was written for stone chapels and modest halls, and it comes alive in exactly those spaces.

The room is an instrument

A resonant chapel adds a bloom to each chord that no speaker reproduces. We choose venues for their acoustics before their size.

No conductor, mostly

In a small ensemble the singers lead one another by breath and glance. Ensemble is a conversation, not a command.

The singers describe it in voices.