ClubMediéval / Thomas Baeté
Bruges, the Burgundian metropolis
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Recorded live at the Pieterskerk Utrecht, 31 August 2018
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About this concert
By the 14th century the Duchy of Burgundy had made Bruges its official residence. The city became a magnet for artists. The Gruuthuse manuscript, the oldest known collection of Middle Dutch songs, gives expression to the ebullient character of Bruges the metropolis. ClubMediéval juxtaposes these songs with works by Oswald von Wolkenstein and Machaut.
Programme
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Om the beghinnene: alle dijnc es ydelheit
o cranc, onseker, broosch engien (uit Gruuthuse Ms.)
B.R.V.G.G.H.E. de letters zevene -
Philippus Royllart
Rex karole, Johannis Genite / Leticie, pacis, concordie
Suverheit die vrouwe iolijsfl. late 14th century -
Oswald von Wolkenstein
Du ausserweltes schöns
Een wyflic beildt
(from Reina codex)
Een wyflic beildt
(from Reina codex)
Vrau Hope ende ioncheer Lust
A discort sont Désir et Espérance / Indescort
(from Faenza codex)1376-1445 -
Anonymous
Esperance, ki en mon quer
Ioncfrau Iuecht
Aloeette, voghel clein
(from Gruuthuse Ms.) -
Johannes Vaillant / Oswald von Wolkenstein
Par maintes foys / der may mit liber zal
Broeder Collorijnfl ?1360-90 / 1376-1445 -
Nicholas Pykini
Playsanche or tost
1300-1377
Je vivroie liement
Ic sach een scuerduere open staen
(from Gruuthuse Ms.)
Mijn heer Melancoliefl. ca. 1364-1389 -
Paolo da Firenze
Sofrir m'estuet
Melancolie dwinct mi de zinne
(from Gruuthuse Ms.)
Basse danse
(from Faenza codex)
Vaer wech, ghepeins
Mijn hertze en can verbliden niet
(from Gruuthuse Ms.)
Sangwijn Vaeliantca. 1355-1436 -
Martinus Fabri
Eer ende lof
?-1400 -
Thomas Fabri
Ach Vlaendere
ca. 1380-ca. 1420
Musicians
- Olalla Alemán, Kristen Witmer soprano
- Michaël Grébil tenor, lute, fiddle and cittern
- Daan Verlaan tenor and harp
- Raphaël De Cock voice, bagpipes and flutes
- Elisabeth Seitz psalterium
- Thomas Baeté voice, fiddles and musical direction
About the performers
The musicians of ClubMediéval share a passion for music of the Late Middle Ages. They seek each other out to spin their polyphonic threads, to hold their webs up to the light and to use them to wrap up their audience. They are of the opinion that this medieval music has a special, poetic relevance in our hectic times. Thomas Baeté is ClubMediéval’s artistic director. The ensemble is based in Brussels and is made up of singers and instrumentalists from various European countries.