A Capella Portuguesa

A Capella Portuguesa, founded in 1989 by Bernadette Nelson and directed by Owen Rees, is a British early music vocal ensemble renowned for its specialization in Renaissance music from Portugal and Spain. With a rich discography and a history of captivating performances, the ensemble has graced stages in Oxford and contributed to international festivals in Lisbon, Avila, London, and Regensburg. Their music, characterized by the seamless integration of polyphony and chant, offers a profound and immersive experience. Notable albums include "Masters of The Royal Chapel, Lisbon" and "Music from Renaissance Coimbra," both of which showcase the ensemble's mastery of Portuguese sacred music. A Capella Portuguesa's performances are not just concerts but journeys through time, inviting audiences to explore the timeless beauty of Renaissance polyphony.