Vox Luminis, founded in 2004 in Namur, Belgium, is an ensemble specializing in the performance of 16th–18th century vocal music.
 
The ensemble has been praised for its seamless blend of high quality individual voices, exquisite tuning, and clarity of sound. Critics have also commented on the ensemble’s enthusiasm in sharing its passion for early music with an audience. The majority of the group met at one of the most significant centers for early music in Europe: the Royal Conservatory in The Hague. Vox Luminis has performed in festivals and venues across Europe. The ensemble records exclusively for the Belgian label, Ricercar. Their first CD, released at the end of 2007, features four vocal works by Domenico Scarlatti, including his famous 10-part Stabat Mater. In May 2010, the ensemble released its second album, Samuel Scheidt: Sacrae Cantiones, which features several world premieres. Their interpretation of Heinrich Schütz’s Musicalische Exequien (2011) has received several prestigious awards such as the Gramophone Recording of the Year, the Baroque Vocal Gramophone Award, and the International Classical Music Award. Their most recent recording, Johann, Johann Christoph, Johann Michael Bach: Complete Motets (2015) is the first complete recording of the motets by Johann Sebastian Bach's ancestors.
 
Other recordings have also received many awards throughout the world, including Gramophone’s Editor’s Choice, Diapason d’Or, Choc de Classica, Muse d’Or Baroque, Preis der Deutschen Schallplatten Kritik, Joker de Crescendo, and Prix Caecilia.