This programme explores the oldest existing polyphonic music of medieval Europe, coming from 10th century Winchester (England) and from Fleury sur Loire (France) during the period of the famous Abbon, considered by his biographers to be 'the most cultivated man of his times'.
dialogos
programmes
discography
press clippings
photos
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Photo: Corinne Silva |
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Photo: Corinne Silva |
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Photo: Corinne Silva |
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Photo: Corinne Silva |
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Photo: Corinne Silva |
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Photo: Corinne Silva |
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Sancte Benedicte confessor domini
(MP3, 1:22, 641 KB)
Alleluia. Ymera agias
(MP3, 2:07, 993 KB)
Sint lumbi vestri
(MP3, 2:14, 1.02 MB)
Congregati sunt, Deus, ad devorandum me seductores
(MP3, 2:34, 1.17 MB)
• January 24, 2010
UBC Recital Hall, Vancouver, Canada
Early Music Vancouver
Programme: Barlam & Josaphat
www.earlymusic.bc.ca
• February 14, 2010
AMUZ, Antwerpen, Belgium
Programme: Dalmatica
www.amuz.be
• April 6, 2010
Masterclass Katarina Livljanic on Glagolitic chant, Irish World Academy of Music, University of Limerick, Ireland
www.ul.ie
• May 16, 2010
Europäischer Kultursommer Festival, Fellbach, Germany
Programme: Judith
www.kultursommer-fellbach.de