Huelgas Ensemble / Paul van Nevel
Festival prelude (I)
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Recorded live at the Domkerk, Utrecht, 25 August 2023
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About this concert
For once we did not give you a sneak preview: the programme of this concert triptych remained top secret until after the events on 25 August 2023.. This much is sure: all the music chosen carries the label of top quality: that much Paul Van Nevel guarantees. And somewhere in the programme, a steamboat sails by...
Programme
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Perotinus
Organum: Viderunt omnes
fl. ca. 1200 -
Volkslied
Bergerette Savoyenne
15th century -
Josquin Desprez
Bergerette Savoyenne
1450/55-1521 -
Antoine Brumel
Agnus Dei ‘Bergerette Savoyenne’
ca. 1460-1512/13 -
Max Reger
Der Mensch lebt und bestehet nur eine kleine Zeit
Es waren zwei Königskinder1873-1916 -
Willem Ceuleers
Missa super ‘Iam navis adventat’
Kyrie
Sanctus
Agnus Dei*1962
Musicians
- Maria Valdmaa, Dorothea Jakob, Sabine Lutzenberger, Helen Cassano cantus
- Achim Schulz, Paul Bentley-Angell, Loïc Paulin, Adriaan De Koster, Tom Phillips tenor
- Sebastiaan Ammerlaan baritone
- Tim Scott Whiteley, Roland Faust bassus
- Paul Van Nevel musical direction
About the performers
The Huelgas Ensemble, founded by Paul Van Nevel and named after the thirteenth-century Codex Las Huelgas, has for over forty years been one of the leading ensembles in the area of medieval and Renaissance music. The ensemble works with varying vocal and instrumental line-ups according to the requirements of the repertoire. The Huelgas Ensemble has given many memorable performances at the festival and has made more than a hundred recordings of music from the thirteenth to the beginning of the seventeenth century, for example Dufay, Brumel, de Rore, Richafort, de Kerle, Ferrabosco, Palestrina, Lassus and Ashewell. Since 2019, the Huelgas Ensemble organizes its own annual festival in the picturesque Burgundian village Talant.
In the early 70s conductor Paul Van Nevel founded his Huelgas Ensemble and has become one of the champions of European polyphony from the 12th to the 16th centuries. Van Nevel has been a guest professor at various conservatoires and is honorary guest conductor of the Nederlands Kamerkoor. He has received various awards, including the Prix in Honorem of the Académie Charles Cros, an Edison, a Diapason d’Or and the Cannes Classical Award. 2018 saw the publication of his book Het landschap van de polyfonisten: De wereld van de Franco-Flamands (1400-1600) (The Landscape of the Polyphonists: The world of the Franco-Flemish composers (1400-1600)).