Collegium Pro Musica

Italian Early Music Ensemble

Collegium Pro Musica is an early music ensemble that specializes in the performance of Baroque and Classical music using period instruments and historically informed performance practices. The group was founded in 1990 by Stefano Bagliano, who is also a renowned recorder soloist. Based in Italy, Collegium Pro Musica has gained recognition for its interpretations of works by composers such as Vivaldi, Handel, and Telemann. The ensemble's repertoire includes both well-known pieces and lesser-known works that they have helped to revive. Over the years, Collegium Pro Musica has recorded extensively and their discography includes albums such as "Wassermusik / Flute Concertos," "Concerti Op. 10 Per Flauto E Archi," and "Cantatas & Recorder Concertos," showcasing their versatility and commitment to exploring a wide range of Baroque compositions. Their performances are characterized by a blend of scholarly research and vibrant musicianship, contributing to the appreciation of early music among contemporary audiences.