Ave Maria – Marienmusik aus dem venezianischen Frühbarock
Proven specialists in early Baroque transform the monastery church of St. Urban into an impressive overall experience.
The Grenzklang ensemble - vocals, period instruments and continuo - brings magnificent polychoral music, intimate solos and colorful instrumental music by Venetian masters to life. The program ranges from well-known works by Claudio Monteverdi, including movements from the Vespro della Beata Vergine such as "Nigra sum" and "Ave maris stella", to rarely performed music by Giovanni Rovetta and Giovanni Felice Sances. Intimate solos and instrumental interludes deliberately set contrasts to the magnificent choral movements and open up alternating perspectives between splendor and inwardness.
The close connection between music, space and spirituality creates an intense listening experience that takes up the special acoustics of the monastery church and unfolds an atmosphere of devotion, sensuality and transcendence.
Ensemble Grenzklang
Jenny Högström - soprano
Jan Börner - alto
David Munderloh - tenor
Ruben Monteiro - Bass
Marc Pauchard - cornett, recorder
Dominique Tinguely - recorder, dulcian
Sabina Weyermann - recorder
Mojca Gal - violin
Constatin Meyer - trombone
Rainer Walker - organ
Vincent Flückiger - lute
The program
Giovanni Gabrieli (ca. 1555-1612): Maria virgo a 1; Claudio Monteverdi (1567-1643): Nigra sum, from the Vespro della Beata Vergine; Claudio Monteverdi: Ave maris stella, from the Vespro della Beata Vergine; Giovanni Rovetta (1596-1668): Ave maris stella a 3 voci and bc, from the Motteti concertati; Giovanni Felice Sances (ca. 1600-1679): Pianto della Madonna; Giovanni Rovetta: Canzon Seconda a 3, from the Salmi concertati; Giovanni Rovetta: O Maria, from the Ghirlanda Sacra; Giovanni Rovetta: Magnificat à 8, from the Salmi concertati a cinque et sei voci.
The seats are not numbered. Free choice of seats. Box office open from 16.15.
Note: This text was translated by machine translation software and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.
Reservation: email to [email protected]
The Grenzklang ensemble - vocals, period instruments and continuo - brings magnificent polychoral music, intimate solos and colorful instrumental music by Venetian masters to life. The program ranges from well-known works by Claudio Monteverdi, including movements from the Vespro della Beata Vergine such as "Nigra sum" and "Ave maris stella", to rarely performed music by Giovanni Rovetta and Giovanni Felice Sances. Intimate solos and instrumental interludes deliberately set contrasts to the magnificent choral movements and open up alternating perspectives between splendor and inwardness.
The close connection between music, space and spirituality creates an intense listening experience that takes up the special acoustics of the monastery church and unfolds an atmosphere of devotion, sensuality and transcendence.
Ensemble Grenzklang
Jenny Högström - soprano
Jan Börner - alto
David Munderloh - tenor
Ruben Monteiro - Bass
Marc Pauchard - cornett, recorder
Dominique Tinguely - recorder, dulcian
Sabina Weyermann - recorder
Mojca Gal - violin
Constatin Meyer - trombone
Rainer Walker - organ
Vincent Flückiger - lute
The program
Giovanni Gabrieli (ca. 1555-1612): Maria virgo a 1; Claudio Monteverdi (1567-1643): Nigra sum, from the Vespro della Beata Vergine; Claudio Monteverdi: Ave maris stella, from the Vespro della Beata Vergine; Giovanni Rovetta (1596-1668): Ave maris stella a 3 voci and bc, from the Motteti concertati; Giovanni Felice Sances (ca. 1600-1679): Pianto della Madonna; Giovanni Rovetta: Canzon Seconda a 3, from the Salmi concertati; Giovanni Rovetta: O Maria, from the Ghirlanda Sacra; Giovanni Rovetta: Magnificat à 8, from the Salmi concertati a cinque et sei voci.
The seats are not numbered. Free choice of seats. Box office open from 16.15.
Note: This text was translated by machine translation software and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.
Reservation: email to [email protected]
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Adults CHF 30.00; reduced price for adults (students, culture pass) CHF 15.00; children and young people up to 20 years free of charge; solidarity price CHF 45.
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