Collection: THE AULOS ENSEMBLE - THE MUSICAL HERITAGE SOCIETY RECORDINGS

For over five decades, the Aulos Ensemble has stood as one of America's foremost and most influential exponents of Baroque music performed on period instruments. Founded in 1973, the ensemble emerged as true pioneers at the vanguard of the early music revival in North America. Their unwavering commitment to historical performance practices, combined with infectious enthusiasm, captivated audiences and helped redefine how Baroque and early Classical music was heard and appreciated.

The core ensemble features a stellar lineup of virtuosos: Christopher Krueger (Baroque flute), Marc Schachman (Baroque oboe), Linda Quan (Baroque violin), Myron Lutzke (Baroque cello), and Arthur Haas (harpsichord). Each member brings profound scholarship and technical brilliance to their interpretations, creating a cohesive and dynamic sound. Their repertoire is vast, encompassing masterpieces by Bach, Handel, Telemann, Vivaldi, Rameau, and Couperin, alongside lesser-known but equally compelling works they've championed.

Renowned for their sparkling virtuosity, expressive depth, and nuanced ensemble interplay, the Aulos Ensemble has graced major concert stages, university series, and festivals across the United States, Canada, and Europe. They boast an extensive and critically acclaimed discography, with numerous recordings on labels such as Musical Heritage Society and Centaur Records. These often feature fruitful collaborations with distinguished guest vocalists and instrumentalists, further enriching their exploration of the Baroque sound world.

The Aulos Ensemble’s enduring legacy lies not only in their beautiful performances and recordings but also in their significant contribution to educating audiences and inspiring subsequent generations of musicians. They consistently deliver performances that are both scholarly informed and deeply engaging, revealing the timeless vitality and emotional power of historical music.