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A word of special thanks is also due to Peter de Groot, the artistic director of the Egidius Quartet, for it is primarily thanks to his efforts that this enormous project was first launched and then completed in a time when the recording and release of early music on CD was becoming more and more difficult. Looking back over the project as a whole, we can proudly present this set of six double CDs as an impressive act of homage to a remarkable body of work, one of the great treasures of the Netherlands’ musical history

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More By Egidius Kwartet & College. V (The Leiden Choirbooks, Vol. V). 2015. De Leidse Koorboeken, Vol. IV (The Leiden Choirbooks, Vol. IV).

Peter de Groot – alt Jon Extabe-Arzuaga – tenor Hans Wijers – bariton Donald Bentvelsen – bass. Superius Barbara Borden Susan Jonkers Michaela Riener Keren Motseri. Altus Hugo Naessens Oscar Verhaar. exe (Monkey's Audio Lossless Encoder) Fast Lossless Compression. Other options : Fill up missing offset samples with silence : Yes Delete leading and trailing silent blocks : No Native Win32 interface for Win NT & 2000.

nl Male vocal group for Franco-Flemish polyphony and contemporary music, founded in 1995. This is what it looked (and sounded) like during the recordings of the Leiden Choirbooks, Vol. V in Mijnsheerenland. On sale now and to be heard tonight in Groningen, Martinikerk (19:30) and tomorrow in Alkmaar, Grote Kerk (15:00).

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Miraculously, the Leiden Choirbooks were safely locked away and survived to bring us the music of Renaissance big guns such as Baston, Lupi, Richafort, Verdelot and Clemens non Papa, but more intriguingly much anonymous material, some of which may be by local composers. The Egidius Kwartet has been expanded for the occasion by the addition of 13 further voices, and if the occasionally slightly featureless interpretation is due to the lack or overall direction, the singing is always perfectly competent.