was established in 2008 in Białystok. It consists of singers interested in the performance of traditional church music, in particular Gregorian chant and polyphonic forms derived from chant. As its patron, the schola adopted St. Casimir, the patron saint of young people and also the main patron of the Diocese of Vilnius and the Bialystok Church Province. The Schola sees its mission in the artistic performance of church singing in a historically informed way and in its propagation. Mariusz Perkowski is the artistic director of the ensemble.
Schola debuted at the Łapskie Te Deum Festival of Sacred Songs in 2008. Since then, he has participated in numerous concerts that are an attempt to musically reconstruct the services of the 17th and 18th centuries, performing monodic singing. In this regard, he constantly cooperates with the Early Music Ensemble Diletto. In this capacity, she also collaborated with the Polish Orchestra of the 18th Century under the direction of Paul Esswood. Schola regularly participates in festivals, it has hosted, among others: the Reconstruction and Historical Festival "Bitwa pod Białystok", the Festival of Old Arts - Izabela Branicka's name day (annually), the 8th International Festival of Organ and Chamber Music named after Fr. Wacław Rabczyński, the 3rd edition of the Moniecki International Music Evenings at St. Albert, the Old Polish Culture Festival - Starosielski Presentations. Often, a concert with her participation inaugurated the beginning of a given festival, which was the case with the Mysterium Fidei Festival (2013), the 6th edition of the Organ and Chamber Music Concerts in Ełk, the Festival of Religious Art Fide et Amore in Żory and the Mikołaj z Koźle Festival in Kędzierzyn Koźle.
The group's achievements include phonographic publications: Opera Omnia by Andrzej Siewiński for the DUX label, where he accompanied the Early Music Ensemble "Diletto", Pieśń Bożne by Franciszek Karpiński, published by the "Pro Anima" Foundation, and Carols of Europe Christianitas containing medieval pieces related to the Christmas period.
The Schola periodically sings during Holy Masses celebrated in the extraordinary form of the Roman Rite as part of the Archbishop Edward Ozorowski in 2013 "Ministry of the Latin Tradition of the Archdiocese of Bialystok" singing Gregorian fixed and variable parts intended for Sunday celebrations of the Holy Mass.
