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Touring the Netherlands March/April 2012 (part 3 Bloemendaal & ‘s Hertogenbosch)

The Tenebrae-tour of the Netherlands has been concluded with two concerts (saturday and sunday) in Bloemendaal (that’s to the left of Amsterdam) and ‘s Hertogenbosch. We have been happy with two very contrasting as well as intimate and abundantly historical settings. A cosy, seventeenth-century Protestant church, and a former synagogue. Wonderful!

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Touring the Netherlands March 2012 (part 2 Utrecht, Maastricht & Amsterdam)

We have continued our Tenebrae-tour of the Netherlands with performances at Utrecht, Maastricht and Amsterdam. Each of the venues being very different again, the challenge remains to adapt to the circumstances in order to give late medieval chant the proper vocal setting. We have concluded the first series of five concerts at Muziekgebouw ‘t IJ in Amsterdam, simply the best concert hall we have ever seen… Next week: Bloemendaal & Den Bosch – but more on that later. Cheers!

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24•03•2012 Hendrik Vanden Abeele op Radio L1 Cultuurcafé

Stem zaterdag 24 maart af op de Nederlands-Limburgse zender L1: Hendrik Vanden Abeele is er live te gast in het programma Cultuurcafé vanuit Grand Café ‘t Gouvernement in het Limburgs Museum, Keulsepoort 5 in Venlo. Presentatie Frans Pollux en Tom Doesborg. Hendrik praat er over de Nederlandse concerttour van Psallentes, over het onderzoek dat hij verricht naar de uitvoeringspraktijk van laat-middeleeuws gregoriaans, en over zijn project Antiphonary Walk-through.

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