Huelgas-Ensemble, Paul Van Nevel - Hoogtepunten In De Kunst Van De Franco-Flamands album mp3

Founded and directed by Paul Van Nevel, the Huelgas-Ensemble has emerged as one of Europe's premiere vocal ensembles dedicated to the performance of music from the Middle Ages and Renaissance. Pentecost Festival 2019 7 - 8 - 9 June 2019 The Huelgas Ensemble in Talant (Burgundy) Artistic director: Paul Van Nevel. The Huelgas Ensemble is a cultural ambassador for Flemish heritage. For the first time in its existence, the Huelgas Ensemble presents and sings in its own festival, based on a new concept: for three days the audience is engaged in an auditory adventure of unknown works (on which experiments are sometimes carried out), new forms, and interaction between performer and audience, all taking place in an exceptional location - the Burgundian village.

The Huelgas Ensemble is a Belgian early music group formed by the Flemish conductor Paul Van Nevel in 1971. The group's performance and extensive discography focuses on renaissance polyphony. The name of the ensemble refers to a manuscript of polyphonic music, the Codex Las Huelgas.

De wereld van de Franco-Flamands (The Landscape of Polyphony. The World of the Franco-Flemish School) by Paul Van Nevel. The magnificent polyphony of composers such as Johannes Ockeghem, Josquin des Prez and Antoine de Févin that will resound at this concert by Huelgas Ensemble was written in the region of Bruges, Mons, Saint-Quentin and Boulogne. These composers, who made an indelible mark on the evolution of polyphonic music, were influenced by the melancholy, beauty and variety of nature and cathedrals, basing their work on symmetry, proportion and rhythm.

Van Nevel selects one well-known setting, that of Lassus, and situates its rich polyphony as the climax to a group of almost unknown versions. The most interesting find here is the four-voice setting by Marbrianus de Orto, a rough contemporary of Josquin whose Lamentatio Jeremie Prphete for four voices was published by Petrucci in 1506.

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This project from Paul Van Nevel and the Huelgas Ensemble was inspired by the paintings of Franciso de Zurbarán, one of the masters of the Spanish Golden Age. His art was directed to a large extent by the then current obsessive goal of the mystical union of the self with the Church (acting as the embodiment of God). Van Nevel's warning on the packet of his Eton Choirbook exhorted against breathing the music in too deeply, lest we too succumb. The same could be said, and possibly more so, of the contents of this quite extraordinary recording.

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