The following video is Tiento XXI de Batalla by Juan Bautista José Cabanilles, arr. Geier (1644-1712, Valencia). Originally written for organ Mr. Geier arranged it for chamber strings. This performance was part of a Lecture/Concert entitled "Independencia!" a program in honor of Mexican Independence Day. This movement represented music written in Mexico with war like qualities. All three performers are talented vocalists as well as instrumentalists.

Juan Carlos Zamudio, violin
Maria Romero, violin
Michael Linert, cello

The vocal ensemble Vox Reflexa meaning "Echoed Voices", strives to present at the highest level, contemporary polyphony rooted in western medieval tradition. The ensemble has been heralded as "[a] balanced group of beautiful voices that brought the audience to its feet several times (Journal and Courier, 2010)" and praised for enchanting performances of new music: "I was enthralled by Vox Reflexa, led ever so persuasively by Geier (Bloomington Herald Times, 2012)".

Vox Reflexa has performed musical programs throughout the Mid-West and recently completed a tour in Quito, Ecuador for the X Festival Internacional: Música Sacra. Also dedicated to the performance of early music, Vox Reflexa is able to present historically informed performances from a variety of repertories and utilize the vast network of musicologists, theorists, performers, and bibliographic resources at Indiana University. The members of Vox Reflexa are young professionals and alumni of the Jacobs School of Music and the Early Music Institute at Indiana University who hold advanced degrees from the finest institutions from the USA, Latin America, Europe, and Asia. The ensemble was founded in 2009 by Benjamin L. Geier and is based in Bloomington, Indiana, USA.

www.VoxReflexa.com