Description
The Codex Buranus, the mysterious collection of medieval songs and plays from the Benediktbeuern monastery, continues to fascinate to this day. It gained worldwide fame through Carl Orff’s “Carmina Burana” (1936).
Peter Schindler has set selected texts to new music and, with a small instrumental ensemble, has given them a fresh, colorful musical language. The result is an exciting dialogue between the Middle Ages and the present—presented here as its Swiss premiere. An impressive choral work reimagined. Grächen Mixed Choir and Upper Valais Teachers’ Choir // Conductor: Hansruedi Kämpfen
Manuel Pollinger // Bass
Véronique Marty // Soprano
Valais Chamber Orchestra
A+O Dance
Highlights
- Swiss premiere of Peter Schindler's reimagined work
- Features Grächen Mixed Choir and Upper Valais Teachers’ Choir
- Conductor: Hansruedi Kämpfen
General Information
The concert presents a fresh interpretation of the medieval Codex Buranus, originally popularized by Carl Orff’s 'Carmina Burana.' It features a blend of choral music and instrumental ensemble, showcasing a dialogue between the Middle Ages and contemporary sounds.
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November 2026
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