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[[Folger Consort]] performed Oktoberfest: Early Music of Germany from October 12th to 14th 2018 in the Folgers [[Elizabethan Theatre]]. | [[Folger Consort]] performed Oktoberfest: Early Music of Germany from October 12th to 14th 2018 in the Folgers [[Elizabethan Theatre]]. | ||
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Autumn brings a flavorful array of festive music from the German-speaking lands, featuring colorful songs by 14th-century Tyrolean knight, adventurer, poet, and musician Oswald von Wolkenstein, along with quirky instrumental pieces from the 15th-century Glogauer Liederbuch. Later music by Heinrich Isaac and Ludwig Senfl reflects the opulent court of the Emperor Maximilian I in early 16th-century Vienna. With strings, winds, and tenor Mark Bleeke. | Autumn brings a flavorful array of festive music from the German-speaking lands, featuring colorful songs by 14th-century Tyrolean knight, adventurer, poet, and musician Oswald von Wolkenstein, along with quirky instrumental pieces from the 15th-century Glogauer Liederbuch. Later music by Heinrich Isaac and Ludwig Senfl reflects the opulent court of the Emperor Maximilian I in early 16th-century Vienna. With strings, winds, and tenor Mark Bleeke. | ||
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For further information, please visit the Folger site to [https://www.folger.edu/events/ovid-s-vineyard learn more]. | For further information, please visit the Folger site to [https://www.folger.edu/events/ovid-s-vineyard learn more]. | ||
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Revision as of 14:11, 28 April 2020
Oktoberfest: Early Music of Germany (2018)
Folger Consort performed Oktoberfest: Early Music of Germany from October 12th to 14th 2018 in the Folgers Elizabethan Theatre.
Autumn brings a flavorful array of festive music from the German-speaking lands, featuring colorful songs by 14th-century Tyrolean knight, adventurer, poet, and musician Oswald von Wolkenstein, along with quirky instrumental pieces from the 15th-century Glogauer Liederbuch. Later music by Heinrich Isaac and Ludwig Senfl reflects the opulent court of the Emperor Maximilian I in early 16th-century Vienna. With strings, winds, and tenor Mark Bleeke.
Program:
Songs by Oswald von Wolkenstein (c. 1376-1445): Wach auff, mein hort! ; Frölichen so well wir ; Ain graserin ; Zergangen ist meins hertzen we ; Her wiert, uns dürstest ; Frölich geschrai
Consort arrangements of music from the Glogauer Liederbuch (c. 1480): Mein schönstes lib auf erden ; In feuers hitz ; Der natter schwanz ; Der ratten schwanz ; Die katzenpfote ; Der pfauen schwanz ; Du lenze gut ; Der enterpriz ; Ich bins erfreut
Vocal and instrumental music by Heinrich Isaac (c. 1450-1517): Maudit soyt ; La la ho ho ; Es het ein Baur ein Töchterlein ; La mi la sol ; Ich stund an einem Morgen ; Zwischen Berg und tiefem Tal ; Mein Freud allein ; Tart ara ; Greiner, zancker, schnöpffitzer
Vocal and instrumental music by Ludwig Senfl (c. 1486-1543): Tandernaken ; Ach Elslein ; Wann ich des Morgens ; Es taget vor dem Walde ; Lamentatio ; Freundliches K. ; Das lang ; Ich weiss nit
Artists
Folger Consort
Artistic Directors
Robert Eisenstein: viol, violin
Christopher Kendall: lute
Guest Artists
Mark Bleeke, Tenor
Liza Malamut, Winds
Anna Marsh, Winds
Mary Springfels, Viol
For further information, please visit the Folger site to learn more.