Diabolus in Musica is specialised in the study and interpretation of medieval music, with a particular emphasis on French XIIth and XIIIth centuries. The ensemble works directly on manuscript sources and focuses on unpublished works and repertoires. Our programmes always approach the Middle Ages in an original way, setting the music in its historical, artistic and social context, through deep research on vocal and instrumental aesthetics befitting medieval mentality and sensitivity.

Diabolus in Musica has been welcomed by the most prestigious festivals, in France and abroad, and has, for two years now, been recording with Alpha Productions. Its discography (nine CD) has been greatly singularised and praised with many awards (Diapason d'Or, Diapason d'Or of the year 99, Choc from Le Monde de la Musique, ffff from Télérama, 10 from Répertoire, 5* from Classica, 5* from Goldberg). Critics particularly highlight its strong personality and innovative interpretations.

Diabolus in Musica is sponsored by the Conseil Régional du Centre and Conseil Général d'Indre & Loire, and supported by the France Telecom Foundation, DRAC Centre, Ville de Tours and the AFAA when touring abroad.

Antoine Guerber has been directing Diabolus in Musica since 1992. After ten years studying choral chant practice, he met with Dominique Touron, founder of the ensemble in Bordeaux, and Dominique Vellard, of whom he will become a student at the Centre for Medieval Music in Paris and Department of Early Music of the CNSM in Lyon. Passion for medieval music will never leave him. After having worked with ensembles Gilles Binchois, Organum, Perceval and Jacques Moderne, Antoine Guerber settles in Tours and dedicates himself to his own ensemble, and to the rediscovery of unpublished repertoires.

• Aïno Lund-Lavoipierre: soprano
• Andrés Rojas-Urrego: alto
• Frédéric Betous: alto
• Raphaël Boulay: tenor
• Philippe Froeliger: tenor
• Olivier Germond: tenor
• Antoine Guerber: tenor, harp
• Hugue Primard: tenor
• Jean-Paul Rigaud: baritone
• Emmanuel Vistorky: baritone-bass
• Philippe Roche: bass
• Brice Duisit: medieval fiddles