The Sixteen initiated the 'Choral Pilgrimage' in 2000, a national tour of English cathedrals performing pre-Reformation music, which is now a central part of their annual artistic program.
Recording & Production
The Sixteen's recordings have been produced by Mark Brown and engineered by Mike Hatch for many years, who help the ensemble cope with recording challenges like plane noise and traffic.
Recording & Production
This album, "Sounds Sublime," was compiled from The Sixteen's extensive discography by Robin Tyson, known from The King's Singers, who listened to every track to make the selection.
Album & Artwork
The cover image for this album is "The Concert of Angels" (1534-36), a fresco detail by Gaudenzio Ferrari, an Italian artist, from the Sanctuary of Santa Maria delle Grazie in Saronno, Italy.
Performer Biography
Harry Christophers, the founder and conductor of The Sixteen, also serves as Artistic Director of Boston's Handel and Haydn Society and Principal Guest Conductor of the Granada Symphony Orchestra.
Performer Biography
The Sixteen, an ensemble comprising both choir and period instrument orchestra, has a special reputation for performing early English polyphony, Renaissance, Baroque, early Classical, and twentieth-century music.
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