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The Henrician Consort is a classical music ensemble that was founded in 2010 by a group of musicians who shared a passion for early music. The ensemble is named after King Henry VIII, who was a patron of the arts and a lover of music. The founding members of the Henrician Consort were all graduates of prestigious music schools and had extensive experience performing in various ensembles. They came together with the goal of exploring the rich repertoire of early music and bringing it to a wider audience. The main members of the Henrician Consort are: - Sarah Johnson, soprano - David Lee, tenor - James Smith, baritone - Emily Chen, violin - Rachel Kim, violin - Michael Lee, viola - Daniel Park, cello - John Lee, harpsichord The ensemble's repertoire includes music from the Renaissance and Baroque periods, with a particular focus on English and Italian composers. They perform on period instruments, which are replicas of instruments from the time period in which the music was composed. One of the highlights of the Henrician Consort's career was their performance at the Boston Early Music Festival in 2012. This festival is one of the most prestigious early music events in the world, and the Henrician Consort was honored to be invited to perform. Their program included works by William Byrd, John Dowland, and Henry Purcell, among others. Another notable performance by the Henrician Consort was their concert at the Wigmore Hall in London in 2014. This concert was part of the hall's prestigious Early Music Series, and the ensemble received rave reviews for their performance of works by Giovanni Gabrieli, Claudio Monteverdi, and others. In addition to their performances, the Henrician Consort has also received several awards and accolades. In 2013, they were awarded the Early Music America/Naxos Recording Competition prize for their recording of music by William Byrd. This recording was praised for its "exquisite musicianship" and "impeccable attention to detail." The Henrician Consort has also been praised for their commitment to education and outreach. They regularly give masterclasses and workshops for young musicians, and they have performed in schools and community centers to introduce audiences to the joys of early music. Overall, the Henrician Consort is a talented and dedicated ensemble that has made a significant contribution to the world of early music. Their performances are characterized by their impeccable musicianship, attention to detail, and passion for the music they play. They have earned a reputation as one of the finest early music ensembles in the world, and their future looks bright as they continue to explore and share the rich repertoire of early music.

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