Last Sunday Viol Consort
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Always on the last Sunday every month (not in June, July, August and December) we invite consort enthusiasts to come around and play on our viols just for fun. No costs, no obligations, no concerts. Visitors who happen to be in Berlin are very welcome.
We play on a set of six matched instruments after Henry Jaye by Marco Ternovec:
1. Treble 40cm
2. Treble 43cm (after Nürnberg Museum 1629)
3. Tenor 60cm
4. Tenor 64,5cm (after Paris Museum 1624)
5. Bass 76cm (Division viol collection Dietrich Kessler 1619)
6. Bass 80cm (Consort bass collection Christophe Coin 1621)
all strung in Pure corde gut with bows by Gerhard Landwehr.
Depending on who signs up we play with any number between three and six players. Please get in touch with a simple e-mail to [email protected] and we'll let you know if you find a place. Best chances if you play all three sizes.
We'll try to select music to suit the people attending. If we don't know you, please tell us a little about your experience.
We play on a set of six matched instruments after Henry Jaye by Marco Ternovec:
1. Treble 40cm
2. Treble 43cm (after Nürnberg Museum 1629)
3. Tenor 60cm
4. Tenor 64,5cm (after Paris Museum 1624)
5. Bass 76cm (Division viol collection Dietrich Kessler 1619)
6. Bass 80cm (Consort bass collection Christophe Coin 1621)
all strung in Pure corde gut with bows by Gerhard Landwehr.
Depending on who signs up we play with any number between three and six players. Please get in touch with a simple e-mail to [email protected] and we'll let you know if you find a place. Best chances if you play all three sizes.
We'll try to select music to suit the people attending. If we don't know you, please tell us a little about your experience.
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Where is it happening?
Berlin-Tiergarten, Germany, Bochumer/Essener Straße, Bochumer Straße 7, 10555 Berlin, Deutschland, Berlin, Germany
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