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Cornetto – instrument of the human voice

Danish cornettist and recorder player Lene Langballe and Icelandic organist and harpsichordist Lára Bryndís Eggertsdóttir perform a program of music from the golden age of the cornetto. Today the cornetto is not among the most well known instruments but in the renaissance and during the early baroque the cornetto was the preferred of all wind instruments because of it’s sound that comes very close to the human voice. Lene and Lára Bryndís perform Frescobaldi, Fontana, Bassano, Dowland and more composers of early music.

Saturday, July 27th at 16:00

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Skálholt Summer Concerts
Skálholti, 801 Selfoss, Iceland

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  • Summer Concerts 2021
    • Composers in residence
    • Performers
  • About
    • About the Summer Concerts
    • Artistic and executive directors
    • Composers in residence
    • Friends og Skálholt Summer Concerts
    • Summer Concerts 2020 >
      • Composers in residence
      • Performers >
        • KIMI
        • Cantoque Ensemble and Steinar Logi Helgason
        • Aulos Ensemble
        • Concert dedicated to Jaap Schröder and Helga Ingólfsdóttir
        • Cauda Collective
        • Bachelsi
        • Guðbjörg Hilmarsdóttir and Kári Þormar
        • Heiða Árnadóttir and Tinna Þorsteinsdóttir
  • Support the festival
  • Íslenska