Pro Cantione Antiqua

Pro Cantione Antiqua, founded in 1968, is a distinguished British choral group that has significantly contributed to the early music movement. Established by the talented trio of tenor James Griffett, counter-tenor Paul Esswood, and conductor Mark Brown, the group is renowned for its pioneering work in bringing to light the rich polyphony of various cultures, including Portuguese, Polish, Croatian, and Jewish traditions. Pro Cantione Antiqua's all-male ensemble, often featuring soloists of notable talent, has captivated audiences with their meticulous performances of medieval and choral works. Their discography, including albums like "Music From The Renaissance," offers a journey through the intricate and beautiful compositions of the past, making them a standout in the world of early music.