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Les Trouveurs & Marc Mauillon

Voices around 1300 | 23 - 27 Oct 2026

Les Trouveurs & Marc Mauillon

Voices around 1300
In the late Middle Ages, music changed dramatically: simple, monophonic songs gave way to rich polyphony—and sometimes didn’t! Marc Mauillon, Mathias Lunghi, and Camille Macinenti move about effortlessly in this exciting transitional zone. Hymns from the Cantigas de Santa Maria stand alongside playful motets full of rhythmic intrigue, Italian ballate by the legendary organist Francesco Landini, and fresh spring songs by troubadour and crusader Raimbaut de Vaqueiras. This creates a vibrant soundscape in which the Middle Ages are audibly shifting.

Tournees 2026/2027

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Fri 23 Oct 2026 / 20:15 - Deventer, Penninckshuis
Sat 24 Oct 2026 / 20:00 - Utrecht, Pieterskerk
Sun 25 Oct 2026 / 15:00 - Antwerpen (B), AMUZ
Mon 26 Oct 2026 / 20:00 - Amsterdam, De Waalse Kerk
Tue 27 Oct 2026 / 20:30 - 's Hertogenbosch, Willem Twee Toonzaal

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About the performers

Les Trouveurs is a vocal duo formed by Mathias Lunghi and Camile Macinenti, born from a close friendship and a shared fascination with medieval music. During their master’s studies at Sorbonne University, they deepened their knowledge of historical repertoire under the guidance of Brigitte Lesne. With their intimate, narrative sound, they bring forgotten songs back to life. Their concerts have taken them to the Basilica of Saint-Denis, Antwerp and Utrecht, and have earned them international prizes as well as their first CD recording.

Effortlessly switching between baritone and tenor? No problem for the versatile French singer Marc Mauillon. With his incisive diction and expressive tone, he moves freely from medieval music to contemporary opera. He has appeared on major stages such as the Opéra national de Paris and the Opéra-Comique, and regularly collaborates with leading conductors and ensembles. Alongside his international performing career, he is a passionate pedagogue and taught interpretation at Sorbonne University. His recitals bring together music, poetry and theatre in deeply personal programmes.

Programme & musicians

Marc Mauillon voice
Mathias Lunghi voice
Camile Macinenti voice, daf

Anonymous 13th century 
Veni, virgo beatissima / Veni, Sancte Spiritus, / [Neuma] 
(from: Bamberg Codex) 

Raimbaut de Vaqeiras 1150/60-1207 
Calenda maia 
(from: La Callière chansonnier [R], 13th/14th century) 

Anonymous 
De miutas maneiras busca a Virgen esperital (stanzas 1 to 3) 
(from: Cantigas de Santa Maria, CSM 121, 13th century) 

Folquet de Marseille c1150/60-1231 
S’al còr plagués 
(from: Troubadour chansonnier [g], 13th century) 

Anonymous 
De miutas maneiras (stanzas 4 to 6) 

Anonymous 
Ave Maria 
(from: Gradual-tropaire of Saint-Yrieix, 11de eeuw) 

Anonymous 
De muitas maneiras (end of stanza 6) 

Anonymous 
Ave lux luminum / Salve Virgo rubens rosa / [Neuma] 
(from: Montpellier codex, 13th century) 

Anonymous 
Hoquetus op ‘neuma’ 
(from: Bamberg codex, 13th century) 

Francesco Landini c1325-1397 
Angelica biltà 
(from: Squarcialupi codex, 15th century) 

Anonymous 
De muitas maneiras (stanzas 7 to 9) 

Conductus 
Ortu regis evanescit 
(from: Wolfenbüttel codex [W1],  Florence manuscript [F], 13th century) 

Anonymous 
De muitas maneiras (stanza 10) 

Anonymous 
Rosa das Rosas 

Anonymous 
De muitas maneiras (stanza 11) 

Francesco Landini 
Ecco la primavera 
(from: Squarcialupi codex, 15th century) 

Jacopo da Bologna fl. 1340-1386 
Giunge’l bel tempo 
(from: Panciatichi codex, 14th/15th century) 

Marchetto da Padova fl. 1305-19 
Ave Regina / Mater innocencie / [Ite missa est] -
(from: Manuscript Canon. Class. Lat. 112, 14th century)

Programme subject to change