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The Carice Singers, a London-based vocal ensemble founded in 1993 by conductor Hilary Davan Wetton, have established themselves as a leading force in a cappella performance. Renowned for their exceptionally pure sound and technical precision, they specialize in both Renaissance polyphony and contemporary choral works. The ensemble’s repertoire spans six centuries, showcasing composers from Palestrina and Byrd to Tavener and Pärt.

Notably, The Carice Singers are particularly celebrated for their interpretations of the music of William Byrd, having released several critically acclaimed recordings dedicated to his complete sacred choral works. Their discography includes numerous award-winning albums on labels like Hyperion Records, earning them a Gramophone Classical Music Award in 2019 for their recording of *Byrd: The Complete Sacred Music*.

Beyond traditional concert performances, The Carice Singers frequently commission new works, actively contributing to the development of contemporary choral music. They are also known for innovative projects like their immersive “Singing Space” installations designed to explore the acoustics of historical buildings. Their commitment to vocal excellence and diverse programming consistently positions them at the forefront of choral artistry.

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