Jolien De Gendt Carmina Burana 2014

• published: 06 Apr 2015
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Jolien De Gendt is DutchDiva of the month April/May 2015 on 401DutchDivas.nl. We present a full portrait of her on the website. Here she sings 'O trutina' from Carl Orff's 'Carmina Burana'. For a full portrait of Jolien De Gendt with photos, audio and video samples you can visit her page on the 401DutchDivas website: http://401dutchdivas.nl/en/component/content/article/827-jolien-de-gendt.html Carl Orff: Carmina Burana 'O trutina' Jolien de Gendt & Paul Claus, Jeugd en Muziek Orkest Oost-Vlaanderen (JeMOO), Choir of the Steinerschool Ghent (prepared by Wouter Beeckman), Conductor: Geert Soenen Christus Koningkerk Gent, 30 April 2014 © 2014 JeMOO At the 401DutchOperas concert of April 26 2015 in Hoog-Keppel, Jolien De Gendt, tenor Denzil Delaere and pianist Pieter Dhoore shall recreate works of which the performance tradition has been lost fro at least 70 to a full 180 years. These recreations cast a unique spotlight on Dutch and Flemish operatic history between 1830 (Andries ten Cate’s Seïd en Palmire) and 1928 (Lilien’s Beatrijs). Gustaaf Francies de Pauw's Bellida exempted, which was recreated already in 2004 by the Bérenger Foundation with director Frans Meewis, all other works on the program are modern day creations. Except solos and duets from the mentioned operas, De Gendt will sing at the concert the following program: ‘Wenn ich mit Menschen und mit Engelszungen redete’ from Carl Eckert’s Guillaume d’Orange (1848), ‘La nuit s’avance’ from B. Polak Daniëls’ opera Philippine Welser oder die Perle von Augsburg (1873), ‘Keusche Göttin’ and the final duet of Jan Rijken’s Norma (1889), de ‘Air d’Orphéline’ from Gustaaf Francies de Pauw’s Bellida (1897), and ‘Gott sei gedankt’ and the duet from Jan Brandts Buys’ Micarême (1919). As mentioned a ‘historical’ performance, which we will make available to the World of opera by means of audio and video downloads on the website, accompanied by pdf booklet that holds splendid photographs and state of the art articles of composers and operas, along with full lyrics of the excerpts performed.