La Chapelle Rhénane

Baroque Ensemble from Alsace

La Chapelle Rhénane is a French ensemble specializing in the performance of Baroque music, particularly that of German composers. Founded in 2001 by the tenor and conductor Benoît Haller, the group is known for its historically informed performances, which aim to recreate the sound and style of the period in which the music was originally composed. The ensemble's repertoire includes a wide range of vocal and instrumental works, with a particular focus on the music of Johann Sebastian Bach. La Chapelle Rhénane has received critical acclaim for its interpretations and has contributed to the early music scene with performances that often explore lesser-known works alongside established masterpieces. Their dedication to authenticity extends to the use of period instruments and performance practices, which has garnered them a dedicated following among early music enthusiasts.