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Dark Horse Consort presents The Sounds of St. Mark’s, a focused program of Renaissance and early Baroque brass repertoire often performed with voices and period instruments such as sackbuts, cornetti, and theorbo. Named for St. Mark’s Basilica in Venice, the ensemble draws on works by Gabrieli, Picchi, Castello, and related composers to illuminate a vivid sound world of brass, voices, and historical acoustics.

The live experience

What reaches the room

Led by an insider’s approach to period performance, the group champions historically informed practice while maintaining a clear, engaging musical storytelling style. Their What’s On, Who’s Involved, and Where to Listen approach makes it easy to secure your seats for an authentic early music experience.

Onstage company

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Upcoming tour activity includes appearances as part of the Taylor Johnston Early Music Series. A notable 2025–2026 highlight is a January 13, 2026 performance at Fairchild Theatre in East Lansing, Michigan. The ensemble’s discography emphasizes a dedication to building a cohesive narrative across centuries—highlighted by award-winning recordings such as The Lost Music of Canterbury (2010) and Ockeghem: Complete Songs Vol. 1 (2019) with continued exploration in Vol. 2 (2024) and 2022’s Machaut Remede de Fortune. Fans can follow the group on Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, Spotify, and Bandcamp for fresh releases, performances, and behind-the-scenes insights. Secure your seats for upcoming shows and enjoy the blend of scholarly rigor and accessible performance that keeps this ensemble in demand across the United States.

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

Links to official pages and social networks accompany every profile to help you connect with the performers and explore more of their catalog.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Dark Horse Consort - The Sounds of St. Mark's

  • Genre/style: Renaissance and early Baroque brass repertoire, often performed with voices and period instruments (sackbuts, cornetti, theorbo, etc.).
  • Signature concept: Named for St. Mark’s Basilica in Venice and draws on works by Gabrieli, Picchi, Castello, and related composers.
  • 2025–2026 activity: The Sounds of St. Mark’s program is part of the Taylor Johnston Early Music Series; latest public booking shows a January 13, 2026 performance at Fairchild Theatre (East Lansing, MI).
  • Discography (selected): Includes Ockeghem Complete Songs Vol. 1 (2019), Ockeghem Vol. 2 (2024), Machaut Remede de Fortune (2022), A 14th-Century Salmagundi (2021), The Lost Music of Canterbury (2010), Lessons from Nightingales (2025).
  • Awards/achievements: The ensemble or its recordings have earned major honors such as a 2018 Gramophone Classical Music Award for Early Music (as part of The Lost Music of Canterbury box set) and a Platz/Bestenliste mention for Ockeghem: Complete Songs Vol. 1 (Preis der deutschen Schallplattenkritik).
  • Social media: Active on Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, Spotify, and Bandcamp.

The records

Dark Horse Consort - The Sounds of St. Mark's Discography

  • Lessons from Nightingales: Songs of Sufi Mysteries
    2025 · Blue Heron
  • Johannes Ockeghem: Complete Songs, Volume 2
    2024 · Blue Heron
  • Guillaume de Machaut: Remede de Fortune
    2022 · Blue Heron
  • A 14th-Century Salmagundi
    2021 · Blue Heron
  • Johannes Ockeghem: Complete Songs, Volume 1
    2019 · Blue Heron
  • Christmas in Medieval England
    2015 · Blue Heron
  • The Lost Music of Canterbury: Music from the Peterhouse Partbooks (Boxed Set)
    2010 · Blue Heron

The hits

Top Dark Horse Consort - The Sounds of St. Mark's Songs

  • John Taverner: Dum transisset sabbatum (II)
    2015 · N/A

Upcoming tour activity includes appearances as part of the Taylor Johnston Early Music Series. A notable 2025–2026 highlight is a January 13, 2026 performance at Fairchild Theatre in East Lansing, Michigan. The ensemble’s discography emphasizes a dedication to building a cohesive narrative across centuries—highlighted by award-winning recordings such as The Lost Music of Canterbury (2010) and Ockeghem: Complete Songs Vol. 1 (2019) with continued exploration in Vol. 2 (2024) and 2022’s Machaut Remede de Fortune. Fans can follow the group on Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, Spotify, and Bandcamp for fresh releases, performances, and behind-the-scenes insights. Secure your seats for upcoming shows and enjoy the blend of scholarly rigor and accessible performance that keeps this ensemble in demand across the United States.

Links to official pages and social networks accompany every profile to help you connect with the performers and explore more of their catalog.

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