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Ensemble Santenay

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Ensemble Santenay
OriginTrossingen, Germany
GenresEarly music
Years active2004–present
MembersJulla Schmidt – voice, organetto
Elodie Wiemer – recorders
Szilárd Chereji – vielle
Ori Harmelin – lute
Websitewww.santenay.de

Ensemble Santenay is an early music ensemble, originating in the Institute of Early Music in Trossingen, Germany. It was established in May 2004 by four musicians of four different nationalities specialising in their studies in the historically informed interpretation and performance of music from the 14th and 15th centuries, late Middle Ages and Early Renaissance.

The formation of the ensemble using voice and instruments (copies of original instruments) perfectly suits the music of the Burgundian courts known as the Chansons Courtoises and reveals its poetical character along with its complex polyphony.

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