Pro Anima

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Pro Anima was a musical ensemble from Leningrad, founded in 1977. They were specialized in medieval music. Its founder and leader was former jazz musician . They have participated in early music festivals and released some recordings on Melodiya label (USSR). The ensemble has been disbanded in 1990s.

Members[]

• Gennady Golstain – recorder, viola da gamba
• Marina Philippova – mezzo-soprano
• Alexandre Danilevsky – lute, recorder
• Roman Kaporin – recorder
• Mikhail Ioffe – recorder
• Constantin Koucherov – viola da gamba
• Vladimir Radchenkov – harpsichord

Discography[]

• 1980 – Late Medieval & Renaissance Music (Melodiya S10 13517/13518) [LP]
• 1983 – Sacred Music of Italy and France of the 14th - 15th Centuries (Melodiya S10 20219/20220) [LP]
• 1987 – Johannes Ciconia and his Time (Melodiya S10 26433/26434) [LP]
• 1991 – Music of the Early Italian Baroque [released on audio cassette]

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