About Us - Vox Early Music Ensemble 

Christopher Wolverton, Artistic Director

Whitnie Crown Wolverton, Founder and Executive Director

Vox is a 12-voice professional, Ann Arbor based, a cappella ensemble dedicated to the performance of early (primarily Medieval and Renaissance) vocal music.  Founded in 2000 by Executive Director Whitnie Crown Wolverton, Vox has been under the artistic direction of Christopher Wolverton since its inception.  Members of Vox have sung professionally as soloists and ensemble artists with some of the most prestigious vocal music ensembles, including Chanticleer, St. Paul's Cathedral (London), The Rose Ensemble, Conspirare, St. Martin's Chamber Choir, and the Santa Fe Desert Chorale.

Presenting full concert seasons of early music, Vox has quickly garnered a reputation for excellence.  In 2002, Vox was presented with a Professional Development Award from Early Music America, one of only two awards given nationally to early music vocal ensembles.  In conjunction with this award, the ensemble was featured on the nationally-syndicated radio program, Harmonia.  Vox is in residence at St. Thomas the Apostle Catholic Church in Ann Arbor, and has performed by invitation at the Musica Viva World Music and Dance Festival, the University of Michigan "Gifts of Art" concert series, and at Hill Auditorium as featured artists for The University of Michigan 22nd International Organ and Church Music Conference.   In March 2003, Vox had the honor of performing for the opening of the Detroit Institute of Arts exclusive exhibit “Magnificenza! The Medici, Michelangelo, and the Art of Late Renaissance Florence.”  In the spring of 2004, Vox performed by invitation on the concert series of the Cathedral of St. John, Cleveland.