Fabulous Fringe: Michael Eberle
This concert is part of the free fringe programme of the Festival Oude Muziek Utrecht 2024.
Michael Eberle (1995) first studied Musicology, Theology and Religious studies at the Universities of Heidelberg and Hamburg, before he entered Schola Cantorum Basiliensis in Basel. There he studied medieval lute-instruments with Marc Lewon and voice with Katarina Livljanić and Kate Dineen, as well as medieval & renaissance improvisation with Baptiste Romain and Arabic Oud with Nehad El-Sayyed. He graduated in 2022 and picked up a PhD-programme at the Universities of Munich and Thessaloniki. Since then he is internationally active as both instrumentalist and singer in the fields of early as well as eastern Mediterranean music and worked together with different ensembles such as Labyrinthus, Almara and Voce. His main repertoires are monophony and polyphony from the early to high Middle Ages as well as Latin and Greek Chant.
Programme
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The melodies are based on the reconstruction of only one neumatic strophe in the Evangelienbuch van Otfrid of Weissenburg from c870 (Heidelberg cpl 52, fol. 17v).
I. How Christ came into the world
Invocatio
Exiit edictum
In principio erat verbum
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II. Miracles and Teaching
Nuptiae factae sunt
Prope erat pascha Iudeorum
De octo beatitudinibus
Erat quidam languens Lazarus
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III. Death and Resurrection
Duxerunt eum ut crucifigerent
Sol obscuratus et tradidit spiritum Iesus
De resurrectione Domini
De qualitate caelestis regni et qualitate terreni
Programme subject to change
Musicians
- Michael Eberle voice, cythara, lyre
