Kvinterna

File 1994 regular concerts at home and abroad, taking part in European music festivals, working with radio and television, preparing music for the film. The main orientation of the file include Christian and Jewish music in Europe 13 - 15th century, mostly songs from medieval Spain, France, Italy and the Czech Republic. In this context deals with the oriental influence in medieval European music using authentic musical instruments with origins in the Orient (eg, ud, santur ad.). Plays court and sacred music from medieval Bohemia, particularly from the reign of Emperor Charles IV. Popular authors of the 14th century are also G. de Machaut (France) and F. Landini (Italy). It is also interesting songs of the Sephardic Jews from Spain, Turkey and the Balkans, and the synagogue chants Ashkenazi Jews from Central Europe. Kvinterna also reconstructs the ritual music inspired by medieval songs (the prophecies Sibilla, medieval alchemy cycle). The file has its own alternative music based on improvisation, using the characteristic sound medieval, and ethnic percussion. Speeches and tend scenic character, linking music with expressive dance and visual processing stage (eg projects Mystica 98 Alchymia 2000 Terra Mystica 2003). The file also has the mystical songs of Hildegard of Bingen from 12/13. century and songs from France trouvères 11th - 13th century.

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