Corvina Consort is an early music ensemble performing about five centuries of church and secular music as well as other genres of vocal and instrumental music. Formed in Budapest, Hungary in 1999, the ensemble is made up Judit Andrejszki, András Demjén, Balázs Draskóczy, Zoltán Kalmanovits, Károly Pászti, and Ágnes Pintér. They also regularly perform with other early music ensembles at home in Hungary and abroad.

Corvina Consort has performed at many festivals in Austria, Poland, Germany, Italy, Estonia, Finland, Romania, and Slovakia. Recent festivals include the Festival van Vlaanderen in Antwerp, Belgium, and the Festival des musiques sacrées de Québec City, Canada, and at Polyfollia in France (2010).

Corvina Consort have garnered the praise of numerous international critics and received awards for their work, including CHOC Awards, Nomination of MIDEM Classical Awards in Choral works Category, and the TOP10 CD’s of the Year (2001 & 2004).

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