Co-founded in 1952 by choral director Noah Greenberg and recorder player Bernard Krainis under the name Pro Musica Antiqua, The New York Pro Musica was a vocal and instrumental ensemble that specialized in Medieval and Rennaisance early music. The group gave its first concert in New York City in 1953, beginning a 21 year career that lasted until Greenberg"s death in 1966. This vintage recording from the late 1950"s offers a fine example of the remarkable group and features many of its finest early works. All selections newly remastered.