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       Huelgas Ensemble - Gallus - Festival Oude Muziek Utrecht 
       By: Kirnetro Date: October 30, 2014, 7:34 am
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       Date: 30th August, 2014
       .mp3, 320kbps, 48khz
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       Huelgas Codex:
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       Huelgas Ensemble - Bio
       For over forty years the Huelgas Ensemble has been one of the
       most celebrated ensembles specialising in the performance of
       polyphonic music from the Medieval and Renaissance periods. The
       ensemble is well known worldwide for its inventive programming,
       particularly of unknown masterpieces, delighting audiences again
       and again with fresh perspectives and the purest intonation.
       The Huelgas Ensemble has performed in some of the world’s finest
       musical centres, including the BBC Proms in London, the Lincoln
       Center in New York, the Cité de la musique in Paris, the
       Berliner Philharmonie, the Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian in
       Lisbon, as well as the Centro Cultural de Belem (Lisbon). The
       ensemble also appears regularly at the greatest festivals for
       early music, where it often performs in its “natural habitat” of
       ancient chapels, churches and abbeys, thus building an
       interdisciplinary bridge between architecture and polyphony
       through its concerts.
       Performances by the Huelgas Ensemble are characterized by an
       in-depth knowledge of the aesthetics and concepts of musical and
       vocal practices of the Medieval and Renaissance periods. The
       media and critics alike regularly heap praise on the ensemble
       for its lively and innovative approach to the repertoire,
       continuously setting the highest standards in its field. It is
       precisely for this reason that more and more contemporary
       composers seek the ensemble out to perform their works (Rihm,
       MacMillan).
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       The discography of the Huelgas Ensemble encompasses over sixty
       recordings of vocal and instrumental music from the thirteenth
       up to the end of the sixteenth century, for example: Dufay,
       Brumel, de Rore, Richafort, de Kerle, Ferrabosco, Palestrina,
       Lassus and Ashewell. These recordings have appeared on a variety
       of labels, including Seon, Sony Classical, Harmonia Mundi
       France, Deutsche Harmonia Mundi and ECM. The discography of 2012
       – 2014 includes “The Eton Choirbook”, the “Melanges” of Claude
       Le Jeune, “Das Ohr von Zurbarán“ and a recording of “Et lux“, a
       work for eight singers and string quartet by the German composer
       Wolfgang Rihm.
       Awards include: various Caecilia prizes of the Belgian press, as
       well as "Choc du Monde de la Musique" and the "Diapason d’Or",
       the Edison Prize, Cannes Classical Award for Early Music, "Prix
       in Honorem" of the Académie Charles Cros, the "Carrièreprijs" of
       the classical music radio station “Klara“, a commendation of the
       “Europese Radio-Unie” and the Canadian Broadcasting Cooperation,
       alongside the German music award Echo Klassik 1994, 1997, 2010
       and 2011.
       Huelgas Ensemble is subsidised by the Flemish Government, the
       city of Louvain and the Catholic University of Louvain .
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