Zing- & Speel-in Vrouwen kerstmuziek uit de 15e eeuw

Women's Christmas music from the 15th century It was mainly women who performed, preserved and passed on Christmas music in 15th-century Netherlands. Music that was connected to a European network and typical Dutch Christmas carols in which Mary, the Nativity, the Cradle and the Winter cold make the imagination of these 15th-century women audible. Intimate texts about rocking, feeding and cherishing the Christmas child; loving fantasy about housing and entourage: the Christmas music of these women sounds in the 15th century church of the Amsterdam Beguinage as a pure, tangible and appealing Christmas story.

The Sing-& Play-in is intended to introduce you to this 15th century repertoire, an afternoon of playing and singing from the distant legacy of 15th century women.

https://aventure-ensemble.nl/workshops/

Level Sing-in: choristers (M/F) who would like to sing medieval music; max. 18 choristers.
Level Play-in: (some) experience with playing polyphony in ensembles.
Instruments: recorder, gamba, lute; max. 6-8 instrumentalists.