Raymond Honing (1971) studied flute and chamber music with Harrie Starreveld and traverso with Marten Root, both at the Amsterdam Conservatory. He took masterclasses with the French flutist Patrick Gallois, as well. His repertoire extends from 18th century and early romantic music on original instruments to...
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Fortuna is the ambassador of Ars Nova of the Low Countries, the pinnacle of musical refinement in the 14th Century. Ars Nova was and still is music which draws on a strong artistic selfawareness; Fortuna makes this music recognizable and enjoyable for the modern audience. By...
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Described as a “master of the art of baroque ornamentation,” (Aachener Zeitung) and praised for his “passionate and virtuosic performance,” (De Stentor) Jonathan Talbott made his solo violin debut at the age of 16 and now performs a repertoire that spans more than 800 years....
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Fritz Heller (1952) has worked as a freelance instrument maker since 1980 and as a cornett player since 1983. He studied the cornett at the Schola Cantorum Basiliensis and gained practical experience with ensembles such as Musica Fiata, the Musicalische Compagney and the Saqueboutiers de...
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Before the fall of the Berlin Wall, the Rostocker Motettenchor had already became well known for its performances in famous churches and concert halls in East Germany. The choir was established by Hartwich Eschenburg in 1964 and was the only church choir in East Germany allowed...
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The ensemble Rabaskadol was founded in 1985 to perform wind music on period instruments. Its repertoire ranges from medieval minstrels’ pieces to town pipers’ music from the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, as well as later forms and instrumentations of town pipers’ music dating from the...
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