Conspirare is a vocal ensemble that performs music from various periods and styles, including many of the choral classics (often from the sacred genre) and a range of contemporary, traditional, and popular works. Conspirare consists of a fully professional chamber-sized vocal group that performs most of the concerts and an augmented or symphonic ensemble to perform larger works such as oratorios. Conspirare was founded in 1991 by conductor and artistic director Craig Hella Johnson. The group's recording debut came in 2004 with Through the Green Fuse. The group also tours and has appeared on radio and television, including a 2009 PBS broadcast of A Company of Voices: Conspirare in Concert. Conspirare won its first Grammy Award in 2015 for The Sacred Spirit of Russia. Conspirare returned in 2023 with the album House of Belonging.