Sächsisches Vocalensemble

The Sächsisches Vocalensemble is a captivating German vocal ensemble based in the culturally rich city of Dresden. Comprising a chamber choir of 12 to 28 voices, this ensemble is renowned for its masterful interpretation of classical works, with a particular focus on the Baroque period, spanning from Heinrich Schütz to Johann Sebastian Bach. Their repertoire also includes contemporary compositions, offering a unique blend of historical and modern musical expressions. With a commitment to a cappella performances, the ensemble's vocalists weave intricate harmonies that enchant audiences. The Sächsisches Vocalensemble is known for its evocative concerts, such as their poignant performances of Passionsmusik on Good Friday, and their ability to create a contemplative atmosphere with works like John Tavener's "Svyati." For those seeking a deeply moving musical experience, the Sächsisches Vocalensemble delivers with their rich, resonant voices and meticulous attention to detail.