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Kyrie, Missa L'homme armé - Johannes Ockeghem

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Uploaded by on Sep 6, 2008

The Stockholm Cathedral Boys Choir performs in the Eskilhem church. Summer 2008, www.sdgk.se

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  • Beautiful!

  • @DarkwingsWoW A good decision. Like I stated before: your performance sets an example for more authenticity in ancient music renderings. Until now, I watched the (also praiseworty) recurring of using authentic musical instruments at various ancient music festivals, but this effort to also give extra attention to costume is the finishing touch!

  • @sendanor

    When we made this costume for the choir we debated that the cistercial clothing would be the most appropriate. The dress the choir have is the actual dress that all the cistercial monks had that were also priests. This is also a decision we made as it was mostly these monks that sang in the cloisters and churches of the cistecian order.

    /Tobias

  • I love the Ockeghem's music, your performance is very good!

  • i love the shoes!!!

  • no me ha acabado de gustar

  • Well, that knowledge of the Middle Ages comes partly by my art history study and partly from my educational living history performances, in which I demonstrate leather crafting for children and other interested history people.

  • Oopssss...I owe you an apology...I have just read literature that the cistercian scapular (mantle) was black when worn for manual labour.

  • Aha, I see.......that may be due to the colder climat there. Please, I hope I did not offend you and the choir, I do living history of the Middle ages, it is the first time that I see a complete group in authentic religious costume...I hope your choir will set an example for historical music performances, it gives just that extra touch...keep on the good work and maybe I hope to see you one day in the Netherlands! Do you also perform outside Sweden?

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