Andrew Hallock is a Netherlands-based vocalist. As a specialist in 16th century style, repertoire and technique Andrew is on the road a large portion of the year working as performer, educator, and independent researcher. He sings primarily with the Dutch polyphony ensemble Cappella Pratensis and the Belgian art-ensemble graindelavoix, having recorded a number of award-winding albums with both groups. The former, with whom he’s worked since 2010, attempts to resurrect the Franco-Flemish Polyphonic singer, performing directly from large choirbook facsimiles and grappling with the real-time practicalities of the original notation. Graindelavoix, with whom he’s sung since 2019, attempts to reveal the ‘historical artistic subject’ through highly personalised, often idiosyncratic stylings. Andrew draws on nearly 20 years of professional experience and an interdisciplinary approach to inform every aspect of his practice. Of particular interest are topics related to artistic research, philosophy, acoustics, and the history of science. He holds degrees in music composition from the University of Texas at Austin and in vocal performance from the Royal Conservatory in The Hague, Netherlands.