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Perfect Polyphony is a distinguished performer in the world of early music, closely associated with The Tallis Scholars—an esteemed British Renaissance vocal ensemble founded in 1973 by Peter Phillips. Known for clarifying polyphonic textures and expressive phrasing, Perfect Polyphony brings historically informed performances to audiences on tours that span the United States and the United Kingdom. We’ve got you covered for reliable, easy access to tickets for their upcoming shows.

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From studio collections to live concerts, Perfect Polyphony and The Tallis Scholars have a respected legacy in the Gimell Records catalog, including landmark releases that celebrate Renaissance repertoire and contemporary collaborations inspired by early music foundations.

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Stay ahead of the curve with tickets to 2025 performances, including stops at St. Andrew Pasadena, CA (May 4), St. James Cathedral in Seattle (May 6), Cadogan Hall in London (June 25), and the Boulez Saal in Berlin (November 21). For fans of polyphony and choral mastery, securing seats to these performances means experiencing the delicate balance of voice, tuning, and historically informed performance practice that defines Perfect Polyphony and The Tallis Scholars.

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  • Biography: The Tallis Scholars, founded in 1973 by Peter Phillips, are a long-running British Renaissance vocal ensemble with a catalog of over 60 Gimell releases and a Gramophone Hall of Fame induction (2013).
  • Discography highlights include:
    • Perfect Polyphony (2015) – a 2-CD collection hand-picked by Peter Phillips, focusing on Renaissance polyphony; Gimell CDGIM213.
    • Maria plena virtute (2024) by Robert Fayrfax – The Tallis Scholars’ latest Gimell release, CDGIM054.
    • Missae by Josquin – Missa Hercules Dux Ferrarie, Missa D'ung aultre amer, and Missa Faysant regretz (2020) – final part of a Josquin mass cycle, Gimell CDGIM051.
    • Sainte-Chapelle (2013) by Eric Whitacre – notable collaboration tailored for The Tallis Scholars, Gimell.

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  • Album Perfect Polyphony (2015) is a 2-CD collection hand-picked by Peter Phillips, highlighting Renaissance polyphony; label: Gimell (CDGIM213).
  • Robert Fayrfax: Maria plena virtute (2024) is The Tallis Scholars’ most recent release, on Gimell (CDGIM054).
  • Josquin Masses: Missa Hercules Dux Ferrarie, Missa D'ung aultre amer & Missa Faysant regretz was released in 2020 as the final part of a Josquin mass cycle on Gimell (CDGIM051).
  • Eric Whitacre: Sainte-Chapelle (2013) is a notable Whitacre collaboration arranged for The Tallis Scholars (label: Gimell).
  • The Tallis Scholars are a long-running British Renaissance vocal ensemble (founded 1973 by Peter Phillips) with a catalog of over 60 Gimell releases and a Gramophone Hall of Fame induction in 2013.
  • Confirmed 2025 tour activities include US and UK venues (e.g., St. Andrew Pasadena, CA – May 4, 2025; St. James Cathedral, Seattle – May 6, 2025; Cadogan Hall, London – June 25, 2025; Boulez Saal, Berlin – November 21, 2025).

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Perfect Polyphony Discography

  • Robert Fayrfax - Maria plena virtute
    2024 · Gimell (CDGIM054)
  • Josquin Masses: Missa Hercules Dux Ferrarie, Missa D'ung aultre amer & Missa Faysant regretz
    2020 · Gimell (CDGIM051)
  • Perfect Polyphony
    2015 · Gimell (CDGIM213)
  • Eric Whitacre: Sainte-Chapelle
    2013 · Gimell (GBADM1380201)
  • Miserere / Papae Marcelli / Vox patris caelestis
    1980 · Gimell (CDGIM001 or early Gimell release)

Stay ahead of the curve with tickets to 2025 performances, including stops at St. Andrew Pasadena, CA (May 4), St. James Cathedral in Seattle (May 6), Cadogan Hall in London (June 25), and the Boulez Saal in Berlin (November 21). For fans of polyphony and choral mastery, securing seats to these performances means experiencing the delicate balance of voice, tuning, and historically informed performance practice that defines Perfect Polyphony and The Tallis Scholars.

  • Biography: The Tallis Scholars, founded in 1973 by Peter Phillips, are a long-running British Renaissance vocal ensemble with a catalog of over 60 Gimell releases and a Gramophone Hall of Fame induction (2013).
  • Discography highlights include:
    • Perfect Polyphony (2015) – a 2-CD collection hand-picked by Peter Phillips, focusing on Renaissance polyphony; Gimell CDGIM213.
    • Maria plena virtute (2024) by Robert Fayrfax – The Tallis Scholars’ latest Gimell release, CDGIM054.
    • Missae by Josquin – Missa Hercules Dux Ferrarie, Missa D'ung aultre amer, and Missa Faysant regretz (2020) – final part of a Josquin mass cycle, Gimell CDGIM051.
    • Sainte-Chapelle (2013) by Eric Whitacre – notable collaboration tailored for The Tallis Scholars, Gimell.
  • Upcoming tours in 2025 will bring the ensemble to venues across the US and UK, with cities including Pasadena, Seattle, London, and Berlin.

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