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November 24, 17:00
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Latvia
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Concert Hall Latvija, Ventspils Ein Deutsches Barockrequiem + Because Lutherans do not have a fixed funeral service, Brahms selected texts from various Biblical sources for his German Requiem. Resident artists Vox Luminis trace a path from those texts to some of the familiar and less-familiar pages of their core repertoire, works that set to music exactly the same texts that Brahms selected.
With the support of Wallonie-Bruxelles International. |
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November 23, 19:00
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Estonia
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Estonia kontserdisaal, Tallinn Ein Deutsches Barockrequiem + Because Lutherans do not have a fixed funeral service, Brahms selected texts from various Biblical sources for his German Requiem. Resident artists Vox Luminis trace a path from those texts to some of the familiar and less-familiar pages of their core repertoire, works that set to music exactly the same texts that Brahms selected.
With the support of Wallonie-Bruxelles International. |
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November 22, 20:15
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The Netherlands
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Muziekgebouw aan ’t IJ, Amsterdam Ein Deutsches Barockrequiem + Because Lutherans do not have a fixed funeral service, Brahms selected texts from various Biblical sources for his German Requiem. Resident artists Vox Luminis trace a path from those texts to some of the familiar and less-familiar pages of their core repertoire, works that set to music exactly the same texts that Brahms selected.
With the support of Wallonie-Bruxelles International. |
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November 21, 20:30
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France
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Oratoire du Louvre, Paris Ein Deutsches Barockrequiem + Because Lutherans do not have a fixed funeral service, Brahms selected texts from various Biblical sources for his German Requiem. Resident artists Vox Luminis trace a path from those texts to some of the familiar and less-familiar pages of their core repertoire, works that set to music exactly the same texts that Brahms selected.
With the support of Wallonie-Bruxelles International. |
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November 9, 19:30
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USA
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St.James-by-the-Sea Episcopal Church, La Jolla Ein Deutsches Barockrequiem + Because Lutherans do not have a fixed funeral service, Brahms selected texts from various Biblical sources for his German Requiem. Resident artists Vox Luminis trace a path from those texts to some of the familiar and less-familiar pages of their core repertoire, works that set to music exactly the same texts that Brahms selected.
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November 7, 19:30
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USA
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St Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church, Seattle Sacro Monteverdi + In 1641 Monteverdi published his Selva morale e spirituali, a major retrospective that he produced of sacred works produced over nearly three decades as musical director at St Mark’s Basilica in Venice. Covering a wide range of styles and emotions, they make use of the expressive resources he had developed as a master of the church motet, secular madrigal and opera. Vox Luminis’s selection ranges from large-scale, colourfully accompanied motets to intimate creations for just a few singers and players.
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November 6, 19:30
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USA
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St. Mary’s Cathedral, Portland Sacro Monteverdi + In 1641 Monteverdi published his Selva morale e spirituali, a major retrospective that he produced of sacred works produced over nearly three decades as musical director at St Mark’s Basilica in Venice. Covering a wide range of styles and emotions, they make use of the expressive resources he had developed as a master of the church motet, secular madrigal and opera. Vox Luminis’s selection ranges from large-scale, colourfully accompanied motets to intimate creations for just a few singers and players.
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November 4, 19:30
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Canada
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University of Calgary, Calgary Bach, the Arnstadt Connection + From Heinrich to Johann Sebastian, the singers and players of Vox Luminis weave a rich tapestry of life and music in the German Baroque, early and late.
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November 3, 19:00
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Canada
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University of Calgary, Calgary Bach, the Arnstadt Connection + From Heinrich to Johann Sebastian, the singers and players of Vox Luminis weave a rich tapestry of life and music in the German Baroque, early and late.
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November 2, 19:30
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Canada
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University of Alberta, Edmonton Bach, the Arnstadt Connection + From Heinrich to Johann Sebastian, the singers and players of Vox Luminis weave a rich tapestry of life and music in the German Baroque, early and late.
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