Upcoming Concerts The East Line - Great Practice with Crease
Wednesday 28 Aug - 20u00 Utrecht (Nl) |
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CURRENDEMolenstraat 24BE-9290 Overmere Belgium +32[0]9/3245154 +32[0]476/509531 currende@telenet.be |
Rehearsel Johann Sebastian Bach, B minor Mass 3 Feb 2013 Rehearsel Johann Sebastian Bach, B minor Mass, check this link, »Read more...Concert Ensemble Currende Nassogne 22/7 19 Oct 2012 Concert Ensemble Currende Nassogne 22/7
Suite au succès du concert avec »Read more...Gesualdo 2013 7 Jun 2012 Currende sings the Responsoria with emotion and full of passion. To keep the »Read more...next » 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 |
CURRENDE EARLY MUSIC
Currende was founded in 1974. Initially they worked without a conductor, Erik Van Nevel one of the singers. In recent years, more and more productions while back on this concerted way. Currendes' singing style is very recognizable. The clarity of the sound, the great vitality and extreme care for text and language are the main features. Besides the special affinity with the whimsical 17th century, to Erik Van Nevel and his ensemble have a point to the fantastic, but unfortunately too little known artistic heritage of the Flemish Polyphonists promote. By an interesting and original programming knows the ensemble this 'old music' always in a refreshing way to propose. Currende has an extensive discography. Under the Label ACCENT recordings were made with music from O. Lassus, P. Phillips, oratorios by G. Carissimi, motets by H. Sch?tz, grand choral work of D. Scarlatti, the masterful 'Musica Religiosa' from J. Waite and impressive music of Giovanni Gabrieli, Adrian Willaert and Joan Cererols. The label appeared Eufoda recordings of music by Orlandus Lassus, Passiontide in Polyphony, John Le Febure, Hans Leo Hassler, Luca Marenzio, Brussels Baroque Music and the "Membra Jesu Nostri" D. Buxtehude. The area comprises a 16th 17th century music, the great works of Bach and Mozart. Rarely is the older music too subtle facing contemporary vocal works. |
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