Consort of London

The Early Music Consort of London, founded in 1967 by the visionary David Munrow and Christopher Hogwood, was a pioneering British ensemble that brought the rich sounds of medieval and early music to life with historical authenticity. Based in London, the group quickly gained renown for its meticulous performances, featuring a core lineup that included James Bowman, Oliver Brookes, and Mary Remnant. Their unique approach to historically informed performance captivated audiences and set a new standard for early music interpretation. The Consort's discography, available on platforms like Spotify and Discogs, offers a window into their innovative work, which continues to inspire classical music enthusiasts. Despite disbanding in 1976 following Munrow's untimely death, the Early Music Consort of London left an indelible mark on the classical music landscape, influencing generations of musicians and preserving the legacy of early music for future generations to enjoy.