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25 September 2008: Office of St.Michael, graduation concert Date: 25 September 2008 Time: 17.00 h (subject to change due to incomplete examination committee so far) Place: Pauluskerk Tilburg (little white church in the towncenter) Admission:  free After y... Read more...
 
OBRAS course: MYSTIC HYMNS FROM THE 12th UNTIL 21st CENTURY Singers workshopOctober 18th-26th, 2008Director and conductor: Marcel Pérèsco-director: Marsja Muddeorganiser: Erik Dyckhoff In this workshop, we will study the mystic sounds of the musi... Read more...
 
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Saturday, 06 October 2007

Hello, my name is Marsja Mudde, welcome to my website.

Feel free and look around and learn more about me and my singing activities. As you can see I do many things in music, solo, but mostly in ensembles. Ensemblesinging, especially early music ensemblesinging, to me is a vocation. It requires a special way of listening and stylespecific vocal techniques. Also, often you need to learn how to read the original notation and how to transcribe that to modern music notation. These things I love to do so much, that I also enjoy teaching them to others.

In my work as a singer and teacher of early music I enjoy very much the connection the musician makes with his or her surroundings. That is, the connection with the audience, which is what most people think of first, but also the connection between yourself and the rest of the ensemble and the connection with the universe, with what is bigger than us, or if you want to call it that way, with God.

Early music, more specific medieval music, renaissance music and music of the (early) baroque, often is religious or at least has its origin in a culture with a deep spiritual or religious awareness. I believe this is the "magic" of this music and that my performance of it depends on my understanding of its backgrounds. Moreover, both the language and the compositional structures are important to understand and analyse in order to perform this music as close to the original idea as possible.

 

Last Updated ( Tuesday, 25 November 2008 )
 
Pricelist singinglessons 2011/2012 PDF Print E-mail
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Thursday, 13 October 2011
Prices per person *1 Single lesson5 lessons package10 lessons package
Introductionlesson individual, 1½ uur50.00 Euro

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Individual, 1 uur35.00 Euro160.00 Euro315.00 Euro
2 Persons, 1 uur25.00 Euro115.00 Euro225.00 Euro
3 -6 Persons, 1½ uur35.00 Euro160.00 Euro315.00 Euro
7-15 Persons, 1½ uur25.00 Euro115.00 Euro225.00 Euro

Larger groups

negotiable

negotiable

negotiable

* lessons include tea, but travelexpenses and materialcosts are excluded.
Last Updated ( Thursday, 13 October 2011 )
 
Trigon in Prinsenhof Delft PDF Print E-mail
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Sunday, 14 October 2007
This summer and autumn ensemble Trigon has been recording the chant from the Agatha manuscript. This manuscript belongs to the collection of Museum Prinsenhof in Delft (NL). The building of the museum used to be a convent of sisters of the Third Order, the Agatha Convent. The manuscript contains chant used in the entrance rituals for the novices. Ensemble Trigon is the first to sing and record parts of this manuscript. The recordings can now be heard in one of the exposition rooms of the museum.
Last Updated ( Sunday, 14 October 2007 )
 
Trigon on the radio! PDF Print E-mail
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Sunday, 03 February 2008

Sunday 10th of February the recordings of the St.Agatha Manuscript the Trigon made last summer and are continuously audible in the Prinsenhof in Delft, will also be broadcasted by the RKK on Radio 5 in the programme "Zingen voor de Hemelpoort" at 19.00 h.

In Oktober, Marsja was already giving an interview in the same radioprogramme.

More information / broadcasting via internet:

website Hemelpoort

 

Last Updated ( Sunday, 17 August 2008 )
 
Radio-interview Marsja Mudde PDF Print E-mail
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Sunday, 21 October 2007

The RKK and KRO will be broadcasting an interview with Marsja Mudde next sunday, 28 October 2007. In this interview she will talk about her passion for chant, especially Hildegard von Bingen. The programme is called "Zingen voor de Hemelpoort" (Singing at the gate of Heaven) and will be broadcasted on Radio 5 at 19.00 h.

Last Updated ( Sunday, 17 August 2008 )
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