The Sixteen

The Sixteen is an English choir and period-instrument ensemble known for Renaissance, Baroque, and modern sacred music. Under Harry Christophers, the group became associated with Palestrina, Tallis, Byrd, Handel, and contemporary choral repertory. Its recordings and tours helped bring early polyphony and choral tradition to a wide modern audience.

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