Trio Mediaeval’s “Yule” Nominated for Three Grammy Awards
Trio Mediaeval’s Yule is nominated for three 2026 Grammy awards: “Producer of the Year,” “Best Engineered Album,” and “Best Immersive Audio Album.”
Trio Mediaeval Talks with John Diliberto for the Echoes Podcast at Big Ears Festival
While at the Big Ears Festival in Knoxville, TN, the trio sat down with John Diliberto for his Echoes Podcast.
Norway’s Ballade Names “I want to live” Among Best Music Videos of 2023
Trio Mediaeval’s video for composer David Lang’s “I want to live” was named among the best music videos of 2023 by Norway’s
Ballade .
Trio Mediaeval’s “An Old Hall Ladymass” out on Norwegian Label 2L
Trio Mediaeval’s latest recording, “An Old Hall Ladymass,” is out on the 2L label.
Trio Mediaeval
The crystalline voices of Trio Mediaeval have captivated audiences since the group was founded in Oslo in 1997. The Grammy-nominated trio’s core repertoire features sacred monophonic and polyphonic medieval music from England, Italy and France; contemporary works written for the ensemble; and traditional Norwegian, Swedish and Icelandic ballads and songs. The group’s fruitful relationship with the legendary ECM Records, collaborative spirit, and busy touring schedule has earned them worldwide renown. “Singing doesn’t get more unnervingly beautiful,” wrote Joshua Kosman of the San Francisco Chronicle, who declared their San Francisco debut “among the musical highlights of the year.” He added, “To hear the group’s note-perfect counterpoint – as pristine and inviting as clean, white linens – is to be astonished at what the human voice is capable of.”
NPR Music Features Trio Mediaeval’s “Morgunstjarna”
Trio Mediaeval’s recording of “Morgunstjarna” – the anonymous song from 17th-century Iceland – is featured at NPR Music.