Christopher Wren Singers
- A cappella singers from The College of William and Mary; currently a 12 member mixed ensemble specializing in madrigal and Renaissance music, ballads and a few contemporary songs. Schedule, photos, CDs.
- http://www.wm.edu/so/cws/

Harvard University Choir
- Choir sings great choral literature in the Sunday morning services at The Memorial Church, as well as presents the annual Carol Services and concerts. A select group of eighteen sings for the daily Morning Prayer services in Appleton Chapel; the volunteer
- http://www.uchoir.harvard.edu/

Coronach
- Specialising in the courtly and popular music of Renaissance Scotland, played on early wind, stringed and keyboard instruments, and voices. Profile, details of recordings, and concert listing.
- http://www.coronach.co.uk/

Capella Artemisia
- An all-women vocal ensemble from Bologna, Italy, consisting of a core of 8-10 singers with continuo. Includes concert programs and a discography with audio samples.
- http://www.cappella-artemisia.com/

I Fagiolini
- Vocal ensemble performing Italian and English music of the sixteenth and seventeenth century. Biography, discography and event calendar.
- http://www.ifagiolini.com/

King's Singers
- A fan site for these 'six healthy Englishmen.'
- http://www.kingssing.com/

Cappella Nova
- Professional vocal ensemble from Scotland, specialising in early and contemporary music.
- http://www.cappella-nova.com/

The Cardinall's Musick
- One of the UK's foremost early music ensembles. Gramophone Award Winners. The Byrd Edition: a complete recorded survey of the works of William Byrd
- http://www.cardinallsmusick.com/

The Orlando Consort
- Performing period repertoire from 1050 to 1500.
- http://www.orlandoconsort.com/

Polyhymnia
- John Bradley directs this small, New York based ensemble committed to historically informed performances of music composed between 1450-1650. Concert information includes ticket prices and venue directions.
- http://www.polyhymnia-nyc.org/

Sequentia
- Sequentia aims to reconstruct the living musical traditions of medieval Europe. Check their tour schedule, read their biography, view their discography.
- http://www.sequentia.org/

Renaissance Voices
- A capella singers of Portland Maine under the direction of Harold Stover.
- http://www.renaissancevoices.org/

New Renaissance Voices
- Chamber choir performing european music from the early renaissance.
- http://www.nrv.org.uk

Dulces Voces
- Based in Lincoln, Nebraska; specializes in music composed before 1750.
- http://www.dulcesvoces.com/

The Mads
- Group is part of the Amherst College Choral Society and performs traditional madrigals and bawdy songs. Biographies, events schedule, contact information.
- http://www.amherst.edu/~madrigal

MadriGALS
- Trio performs madrigals, art songs, Celtic folk tunes, and Period pub songs. Schedule, biographies, CDs and audio files.
- http://webhome.idirect.com/~madrigal

Consortium Carissimi
- An Early Baroque vocal and instrumental ensemble based in Rome Italy. Music of Carissimi and others
- http://www.consortiumcarissimi.it/

Ensemble Cantabile
- Traditional secular Madrigal performances. Repertoire; booking information; based in Québec, Canada.
- http://www.latourdulac.com/cantabile

Vienna Vocal Consort
- Introducing the young Austrian Ensemble which has been performing for several years, concentrating on music of the Renaissance.
- http://www.vocalconsort.at/

Anonymous 4
- All-female vocal ensemble. News, biographies, discography with sample tracks, and information about performing editions of their music.
- http://www.anonymous4.com/

Rose Ensemble
- Vocal consort specializing in Gregorian chant and Renaissance music; based in St. Paul, Minn. Events schedule and CDs.
- http://www.roseensemble.com/

Gloriana Vocal Ensemble
- Gloriana is a Melbourne-based vocal ensemble of eighteen voices specialising in the performance of Renaissance and twentieth century choral music.
- http://www.gloriana.com.au/

The Sixteen
- Early music choral group with a supporting orchestra, concentrating on the heritage of early English polyphony, the masterpieces of the Renaissance as well as a diversity of twentieth century choral work.
- http://www.the-sixteen.org.uk