Ren-Pop: Hits des 16. Jahrhunderts vom Hof bis zum Biergarten
The Attaignant Consort // Kate Clark, Amanda Markwick, João Carlos Santos und Giuditta Isoldi, Renaissance-Traversflöten // mit Nigel North, Laute
So, 22.09.2024 | 17 Uhr | Klosterkirche
Popmusik der Renaissance
Hits von damals und heute
The Attaignant Consort
Ticket 25 Euro/ermäßigt 22 Euro
Workshop with Amanda Markwick.
Pierre Attaingnant (1494-1552) printed his first book of music in 1528 with a Royal Privilege by Francois I. With this, he set a very high standard, and it didn’t take long until he was famous for the quality of his products.
The 1533 print of 27 chansons (in fact, there are 28, but maybe the title was already printed and nobody wanted to change it?) combines compositions of 8 composers, Claudin de Sermisy being the most prominently featured. The others are Guillaume Le Heurteur, Pierre Passerau, Pierre Vermont, Jacotin, Johannes Lupi, Nicolas Gombert and Pierre de Manchicourt. They took state-of-the-art poems and set them to music in a new, straightforward style, full of imagination.
On the title page, Attaingant marks the pieces that are suitable for flutes (21 in total). We’ll concentrate on these pieces for the workshop.
This workshop is for professionals, conservatory students, or high-level amateurs. A little knowledge of Renaissance flute (especially the fingerings) is preferred but not strictly necessary.
Wochenend Workshop im Dominikanerkloster St. Paulus in Berlin / Samstag / Sonntag 9-17 Uhr
