Grupo de Música Antigua

Spanish Early Music Ensemble

Grupo de Música Antigua is a collective of musicians specializing in the performance of early music, which encompasses Medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque music. The group is known for their historical approach to music-making, often using period instruments to perform works from centuries past. They have delved into various thematic projects that explore the music associated with significant historical figures and periods, such as Queen Isabella of Castile and the court of Juana I of Castilla. Their work often involves research and reconstruction of musical pieces from historical texts and manuscripts, aiming to present an authentic listening experience that reflects the soundscapes of bygone eras. The group's dedication to historical accuracy extends to their instruments, as evidenced by their album featuring music played on instruments designed by Leonardo da Vinci, showcasing their commitment to blending musical artistry with historical inquiry.