Concordian Dawn, ensemble for medieval music, specializes in 12th- through 14th-century vocal repertoire, drawing on primary source material and focusing on socio-philosophical similarities between texts from centuries ago and the mindset of modern society. In doing so, the ensemble produces a musical experience accessible to contemporary audiences, relating the human condition of the past to the familiar experiences of the present.

The ensemble performs regularly on the east coast, annually with Gotham Early Music Scene in NYC, and at venues across the country. Highlights of 2024-25 include a performance at the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Fall Festival in association with the museum's exhibit Siena: The Rise of Painting, 1300-50; an Artist-in-Residence performance of Le Roman de Fauvel at UC-Davis; and performances for the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Library's Seven Floors Up Concert Series.

The ensemble's "mesmerizing" (Early Music America) debut album, Fortuna Antiqua et Ultra, was released in December of 2021 to critical acclaim. In July of 2022, Cornell University Press published a collaborative book-recording project with medieval studies scholar Sarah Kay, entitled Medieval Song from Aristotle to Opera. Concordian Dawn received a 2020 Ensemble Forward Award from Chamber Music America and was a 2023-24 artist-in-residence at UC-Davis.