Collegium Aureum was a chamber orchestra founded in Cologne, Germany, in 1962, which later focused on historically informed performance. Playing typically without conductor, they recorded for three decades, and performed concerts on international tours.
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Neues Bachisches Collegium Musicum
chamber orchestra in Leipzig
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Christoph Siebert
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Klaus Mertens
German singer
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Ludger Rémy
German conductor and musicologist
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Werner Güra
German tenor
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Konrad Junghänel
German conductor and lutenist
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Frieder Bernius
Music conductor
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René Jacobs
Belgian (Flemish) countertenor and conductor
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Diego Fasolis
Swiss conductor and organist
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The English Concert
chamber orchestra
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Max Ciolek
German tenor and conductor
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Fritz Lehmann
German conductor
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Trevor Pinnock
English harpsichordist and conductor
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Nikolaus Harnoncourt
Austrian conductor
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Musica Florea
Czech baroque music ensemble in Prague
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Václav Luks
Czech cemballist and music educator
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Patricia Kopatchinskaja
Moldovan-Austrian musician
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Johann Georg Pisendel
German composer and violinist
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Hilary Hahn
musician
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Wolfgang Helbich
German conductor, church musician and university professor
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David Cordier
British opera singer and singer
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La Stagione Frankfurt
German baroque music ensemble
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Gerlinde Sämann
German soprano
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Philippe Pierlot
Belgian conductor and viol player
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Rolf Riehm
German composer and oboist