Lorem Ipsum was formed in 2018 within the Escola Superior de Música de Catalunya (ESMuC) in Barcelona. From its beginnings, the interpretation of polyphonic repertoire has been the impetus of the group, basing its activity in a historically contrasted investigation looking to obtain stylistic refinement.

Tetraphilla Ensemble arises from the interest of its members in exploring the sound possibilities of combining a mixed vocal quartet with the mesotonic accordion. In this pursuit of new paths, the Aragonese group primarily focuses on two repertoires: early music and contemporary music.

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Our Project

As a musician and a member of the Tetraphilla Ensemble, my constant endeavor revolves around championing the cultural essence of my hometown, Zaragoza. In pursuit of this mission, we collaborate with the Saulus Ensemble, fostering a more harmonious choral landscape through Saulus Festival and its captivating performances.

It was born in Zaragoza in the spring of 2016 with the purpose of spreading a heritage that spans over a thousand years of tradition –Gregorian Chant and early polyphonies – through concerts, collaborations, and recordings. Its approach, through the investigation of original sources and a contextualized interpretation, is grounded in the principles of the aesthetics of Gregorian semiology.