Cappella Mediterranea

Cappella Mediterranea is an acclaimed early music ensemble founded by Leonardo García Alarcón, an Argentine conductor and harpsichordist, in 2005. The ensemble specializes in the performance of baroque music, particularly works from the Mediterranean region, blending historical authenticity with contemporary creativity. It is renowned for its interpretations of lesser-known repertoire and has been instrumental in reviving works by composers such as Michelangelo Falvetti and Giovanni Giorgi. Cappella Mediterranea frequently collaborates with prestigious festivals and venues across Europe, including the Aix-en-Provence Festival and the Opéra Royal de Versailles. The ensemble is praised for its vibrant performances, which bring a fresh perspective to historical music, and has received critical acclaim for its recordings on labels such as Ambronay Éditions and Ricercar. Leonardo García Alarcón's leadership has been integral to the ensemble's success, earning it a distinguished place in the world of early music.