“In dulci jubilo“ - Advent and Christmas carols of the Middle Ages
The Christmas story is musically told from the annunciation of the angel Gabriel to the birth of Jesus: Songs from the 13th to 15th centuries from England, France, and Germany are presented with varied instrumental accompaniment including the sinfonia (hurdy-gurdy), the medieval bronze glockenspiel, dulce melos (dulcimer), fiddle, harp, and flutes. These include early versions of today's "Christmas hits" such as "In dulci jubilo" and "Es kumpt ein schiff laden."
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Boundless admiration and heartfelt joy run like a common thread through many of the medieval Christmas carols. The "Kindelwiegenlieder" even invited people to join in a round dance.
Featuring:
Amanda Simmons, Gaby Bultmann, and Leila Schoeneich:
Voices, romantic harp, fiddle, flutes, psaltery, string tambourine, bells, hurdy-gurdy, percussion
Additional information
Accessibility
The venue is accessible for wheelchair users
Dates
December 2025
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