202636 02. Internationaal Van Wassenaer Concours Finale Interlineas © Marieke Wijntjes
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About this concert

The house lights dim, murmurs turn into whispers, beads of sweat tickle the palms: the exciting competition rounds of the International Van Wassenaer Competition are always a highlight of the festival programme.

We are more than happy to give a voice to new talent on the early music scene in this competition, in which young ensembles are encouraged to win over both the jury and the audience with technical excellence, interesting programme choices, performances full of character and a touch of flair.

Programme

  • Séverin Cornet

    Parmi di star la notte
    (from: Canzoni napolitane, Antwerp 1563)

    c1520-1582
  • Luca Marenzio

    Basciami mille volte
    (from: Il quinto libro de madrigali à 5 voci, Venice 1585)

    c1553-1599
  • Maddalena Casulana

    Morir non puo
    (from: Il Desiderio libro primo, Venice 1566)

    c1544-c1590
  • Jacques Arcadelt

    Du temps que j’etois amoureux
    (from: Quatorsiesme livre de chansons, Paris 1561)

    1507-1568
  • Andreas Pevernage

    Sur tous regretz
    (from: Livre troisième des chansons à cincq parties, Antwerp 1590)

    1542-1591
  • Luca Marenzio

    Udite lagrimosi
    (from: Il sesto libro de madrigali à 5 voci, Venice 1594)

  • Josquin Desprez

    Douleur me bat
    (from: Le Septiesme livre de Chansons, Antwerp 1545)

    c1450/55-1521

Musicians

  • Gaia Szames soprano
  • Martha Rook mezzo-soprano
  • Raphaël Joanne, Martin Kautzsch tenor
  • Jorge Escutia-Zwingelstein bass-baritone

About the performers

InterLineas is a vocal ensemble that originated at the Schola Cantorum Basiliensis and explores the hidden layers of early music with curiosity and imagination. Drawing on diverse cultural backgrounds, personal tastes and individual forms of expression, the ensemble creates a distinctive sound. The ensemble combines historical sources and original notation with a personal, contemporary approach to performance. Building on mutual trust and a shared passion for meaningful music, the ensemble seeks not merely perfection, but extraordinary musical moments.