Per-Sonat / Sabine Lutzenberger
Fatale Monstrum
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Recorded live at the Pieterskerk, Utrecht, 1 September 2023
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About this concert
Sometimes time sheds new light on old stories. That of Quintus Horatius Flaccus, for instance, one of the most important authors in the time of Emperor Augustus. His odes tell of bloodshed and death, but also of love and fortune. Only recently did researchers discover that he may have sung and accompanied the poetry himself. Per-Sonat follows in Horace's footsteps by means of medieval manuscripts celebrating his glorious verses.
Programme
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The Lament of the wounded
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Anonymous
Lamentatio Rachelis
(from: Abbey of Saint Martial, Limoges)11th century -
Anonymous
Antiphon & psalm: Vox in rama
(from: Abbey of Saint Martial)10th century -
Marc Lewon
O mors Stampie
*1972 -
Anonymous
Sic te diva potens Cypri
Pastor cum traheret9th century -
Petrus Abaelardus
Planctus: Dolorum solatium
The echo of antiquity -
Marc Lewon
Aurestampie
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Anonymous
Donec gratus
10th century -
Anonymous
Nunc est bibendum
Albi ne doleas11th century -
Anonymous
O fons Bandusiae
10th century -
Anonymous
Miserarum est
11th century
Musicians
- Christine Mothes, Jasmina Črnčič voice
- Hanna Marti voice, harp, lyre
- Marc Lewon voice, lyre, Carolingian cythara
- Sabine Lutzenberger voice and musical direction
About the performers
The ensemble Per-Sonat, founded in 2008 by mezzo-soprano Sabine Lutzenburger, specialises in the Medieval and Early Renaissance. The size of the ensemble varies between two and eight musicians, depending on the project concerned. In their programmes, Per-Sonat focuses, on the one hand, on a scientifically underpinned interpretation and, on the other, on an exciting and vital presentation of medieval texts using historical playing techniques and improvisation.