KLEMISCH CONSORT BERLIN
The Klemisch-Consort Berlin plays 15th, 16th and early 17th-century music
on accurate and authentic copies of instruments from the period. These
recorders are hand crafted in the Guido M. Klemisch workshop in Berlin.
So we have ready access to appropriate instruments. The combination of
these excellent instruments and expert musicianship show off the beauty
of both the instruments and music to the best possible degree. Don't miss
the chance to hear the results of this fortunate marriage of the instrument
makers art and musicians' skill.
Varied programmes give rise to truly enchanting concerts and spirited
performances of music that are often given in wonderful historical settings.
A truly magical experience.
Dorothea Winter studied the recorder with Ferdinand Conrad in Hannover
(Germany) and Jeanette van Wingerden in (Holland). She completed her studies
with the graduate recital. From 1974 until1985 founder member of the baroque
group Camerata Amsterdam and since many years recorder teacher at the
Royal Conservatory in The Hague. Numerous concerts as wel as radio-and
disc-recordings (Norddeutscher Rundfunk, Westdeutscher Rundfunk, Radio
Hilversum, France Musique)
Katrin Sons studied with Gerd
Lünenbürger at the „Universität der Künste Berlin“
and at the „Sweelinck-Konservatorium“ Amsterdam with Walter
van Hauwe. At the Royal Conservatory in The Hague she specialised on historical
improvisation practice. Katrin Sons played in various ensembles of Ancient
Music, so as “The Royal Wind Music” and “Trio Cascade”.
Since 2002 she directs the “Wolkenstein-Ensemble” of Mediaeval
Music..
Guido M. Klemisch studied in
Hannover und Den Haag the recorder with Ferdinand Conrad and in The Hague
with Frans Brüggen as wel as baroque-oboe with Ku Ebbinge.
1974 he opened his workshop for historical flutes at Zwolle (The Netherlands)
and since 1998 in Berlin (Germany). 1974 until 1987 founder member of
the baroque group Camerata Amsterdam. Numerous concerts as wel as radio-and
disc-recordings (Norddeutscher Rundfunk, Westdeutscher Rundfunk, Radio
Hilversum, France Musique).
Since many years consistently engaged with building Renaissance-recorders.
. Dokumentations and diverses publications on history and building of
the recorder. Since 2002 he builded several recorder-consorts.
Anja Hufnagel studied the recorder
at the conservatorium Utrecht with Marion Verbruggen, Baldrick Derenberg
and Heiko ter Schegget. Since her graduate recital 1993 she lives in Berlin
and is active as a recorder- solist in several ensembles and as a recorder
teacher. In 1994 she recorded the original recorders on behalve of the
„Musikinstrumenten-Museum Berlin“. Diverse further recordings
on CD; among them a recording of music of the french baroque composers
Chauvon, Philidor, Hotteterre and others with instruments by Guido Klemisch.
The recording received rave reviews by the specialised press.
Contact:
Frithjofstr. 71 13089 Berlin Tel. 0049/ (0) 3047307098
Info@guido-m-klemisch.de www.guido-m-klemisch.de
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