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Constellation AKAMUS brings together the historic sound of the Akademie für Alte Musik Berlin, a premier German ensemble founded in 1982 known for its period-instrument performances of Bach, Telemann, and related repertoire. In 2025, AKAMUS makes a North American debut run with Mendelssohn I (Paulus) and Mendelssohn II (Elijah), performing to captivated audiences at the Amphithéâtre Fernand-Lindsay in Joliette, QC as part of Festival de Lanaudière. This page covers their biography, notable discography highlights from 2025, and upcoming tour information. We’ve got you covered for reliable, easy-access tickets and concert details.

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AKAMUS (Akademie für Alte Musik Berlin) has built a reputation for precise period-style performance and wide collaborations with choirs and soloists. Expect crisp ornamentation, historically informed tempos, and a dynamic blend of woodwinds, strings, and continuo. Follow their official channels for updates and upcoming engagements, and secure your seats early for elite Baroque performances in North America.

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Quick Facts About Constellation AKAMUS

  • Constellation AKAMUS+ Mendelssohn I (Paulus) and Mendelssohn II (Elijah) performed at Amphithéâtre Fernand-Lindsay, Joliette, QC on July 18–19, 2025 as a North American exclusive.
  • The program is presented by Festival de Lanaudière and described as AKAMUS’ North American debut in these works.
  • AKAMUS (Akademie für Alte Musik Berlin) is a leading German period-instrument ensemble founded in 1982, known for Bach, Telemann, Telemann-related repertoire and collaborations with renowned choirs/soloists.
  • 2025 AKAMUS discography entries include Telemann Violin Concertos with Isabelle Faust, Piramo e Tisbe, and Corelli Concerti Grossi, all released in 2025.
  • Social/official presence: official site (akamus.de) and social channels via Linktree (linktr.ee/akamus).

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Constellation AKAMUS Discography

  • Telemann - Violinkonzerte mit Isabelle Faust
    2025 · harmonia mundi
  • Piramo e Tisbe
    2025 · harmonia mundi
  • Corelli - Concerti grossi op. 6, 1-6
    2025 · Pentatone
  • Neue Vivaldi-CD Sacro Furore
    2024 · harmonia mundi
  • "Bach's Roots" – Bach's Roots with Voces Suaves
    2024 · Arcana
  • Mozart - Klarinettenkonzert mit Ernst Schlader
    2024 · Pentatone
  • Telemann – Ino und späte Werke
    2024 · Pentatone
  • Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach - Symphonies - From Berlin to Hamburg
    2024 · harmonia mundi
  • Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - Krönungsmesse und weitere Werke
    2023 · BR Klassik
  • Händel - Coronation Anthems
    2023 · harmonia mundi
  • The Bach Dynasty
    2022 · harmonia mundi
  • Beethoven 4 & 8, Méhul & Cherubini
    2022 · harmonia mundi
  • J. S. Bach - Messe in h-Moll
    2022 · harmonia mundi
  • "La Passione"
    2022 · Pentatone
  • Purcell - King Arthur
    2020 · Naxos
  • Miriways
    2020 · Pentatone
  • Messiah
    2020 · Pentatone

AKAMUS (Akademie für Alte Musik Berlin) has built a reputation for precise period-style performance and wide collaborations with choirs and soloists. Expect crisp ornamentation, historically informed tempos, and a dynamic blend of woodwinds, strings, and continuo. Follow their official channels for updates and upcoming engagements, and secure your seats early for elite Baroque performances in North America.

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