Effective period / Period of releases: 1954 - 1996

Members: Wolfgang Meyer (2), Paul O'Dette, Heinrich Huber, Michel Piguet, Wolfgang Neininger, Helmut Hucke, Walter Stiftner, Sterling Jones (2), Hopkinson Smith, Alice Robbins, Thomas Binkley, Marie-Liesse Barau, Hélène Schmitt, Chiara Banchini, Monica Ehrsam, Odile Edouard, Minna Arkkola, Olivia Centurioni, Johannes Koch, Erich Penzel, Hans-Martin Linde, Rosa Dominguez, Ernst Mayer-Schierning, Eduard Melkus, Jaap Schröder, Trix Landolf, Nils Ferber, Hannelore Müller, Marcial Moreiras, Jonathan Rubin, Eugen M. Dombois, Christophe Coin, Yasunori Imamura, Randall Cook, Pere Ros, David Plantier, Phoebe Carrai, Elmar Schmid, August Wenzinger, Hedwig Van Der Linde, Katharina Arfken, Dolores Costoyas, Marianne Majer, Sally Smith, Michael Jappe, Emilio Moreno, Eduard Müller, Walter Kägi, Umberto Baccelli, Rodolfo Feliciani, Francisca Näf Vosnjak, Helma Bemmer, Elisabet Bodén, Karin von Gierke, Manfredo Zimmermann, Michael Reid (4), Crawford Young, Karl-Heinz Schickhaus, Luciano Contini, Renate Hildebrand, Jay Bernfeld, Lars Frydén, Hans-Rudolf Stalder, Shizuko Noiri, Hans Joachim Zingel, Lorenz Welker, David Sinclair (9), Attilio Cremonesi, Salomé Garate, Eckhard Lenzing, Oskar Peter, Brian Franklin (2), Priska Comploi, Johannes Keller, Christine Brodbeck, Käthi Gohl, Gottfried Bach, Fritz Demmler, Rolf Junghanns, Richard Glenn (2), Catherine Lidell, Anne Smith (5), Debra Gomez (2), Helmut Schlövogt, Aline Parker, Irmgard Huntgeburth, Ensemble Cantus Figuratus Der Schola Cantorum Basiliensis, Joseph Pelrine, Janice Dibiase, Toshiko Shishido, Charlotte Klingelberg, Elisabeth Goettsche, Stephanie Pfister, Bernhard Maurer, Monika Clemann, Armin Bereuter, Heinz Hofer (3), Claudia Staerkle, Daniel Rosin, David Blunden, Dino Lüthy, Carole Wiesmann, Jan Crafoord, Anaïs Chen, Keiko Kinoshita (2), Ein Instrumentalensemble Der Schola Cantorum Basiliensis, Chor Der Schola Cantorum Basiliensis, Vokalensemble Der Schola Cantorum Basiliensis, Sonoko Asabuki, Eva Saladin, Bela Sedlak, Guisella Massa, Richard Klemm, Viola-da-Gamba-Quintett Der Schola Cantorum Basiliensis, Olga Marulanda, Heinz Meyer, Konzertgruppe Der Schola Cantorum Basiliensis, Choralensemble Der Schola Cantorum Basiliensis, Alta Capella Und Citharedi Der Schola Cantorum Basiliensis, Gambenquartett Der Schola Cantorum Basiliensis, Trompetenensemble Der Schola Cantorum Basiliensis, Stephanie Boller

The Schola Cantorum Basiliensis was founded in Basel, Switzerland, in 1933 by Paul Sacher as a private institute for old music and was strongly influenced by the work of August Wenzinger and Ina Lohr. 1954 it was integrated into the Musik-Akademie der Stadt Basel (Musik-Akademie Basel), and 1999 it became the Hochschule für Alte Musik.

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