From the booklet:

This is a concert-show with 16th century music that you should not only listen to but see as well. The four singers are not dressed in tuxedoes standing behind music stands, but they wear light colthes and are bare foot, wich accentuates the dance steps, acting while they sing, playing with the music and the lyrics, making use of both movement and facial expression. In some way they recreate the atmosphere of court entertainment, with very striking moments, making the audience relive a music repertoire that is often reserved only to the initiated, taking an enthusiastic, theatical approach. 

Insted of following a time or theme logic, the programme is built around rhyhtms, atmospheres and tones, making listening both varied and pleasing. There are pieces by Italian, Franco-Flemish and English composers that have a humorous tone, wich alternate with pieces full of lyricism and masterpieces of the French descriptive-onomatopeic genre.

"GIOCO DI VOCI" started as an ancient music show for the Spoleto Festival in 2003.

"A revelation occurred in Spoleto at the midday concert, the vocal ensemble "Ring Around Quartet", a young, congenial Italian group whose repertoire centres mainly around the French renaissance, wich they perform with grace, extraordinary expression, impeccable intonation, and diction that is true to the spirit of the texts they sing. Basically, I'd have to say, perfect." (Dino Villatico, La Repubblica, 30th June 2003)