Mediaeval Mess from the 14. th century presented with interactive video projections – a generative fresco - made by interaction designer Signe Klejs.
World premiere on a multidisciplinary project that adds a new dimension to old music.
The concert was played the 31th of may 07 during the Bergen International Festival.
In March 2011 The Trio and Signe Klejs resumed their collarboration related to the Trios CD release "A Worchester Ladymass" with concerts in Magareta Kyrken, Oslo, Johannes Kirche, Berlin 2011.


EARLY MUSIC TODAY, August/September 2007 --- Northern Delights: Trio Mediaeval steals the show - The result [of the collaboration with video artist Signe Klejs] was a striking series of impressionistic and kaleidoscopic images (...) And it was surprisingly effective. The images complemented rather than overwhelmed the music, and provided a still and intense atmosphere (...) One thing that certainly does work in performance is the singing of much of their music from memory (...) when you hear the results, a glorious combination of laserbeam accuracy, intimacy, and all-round flair and panache, you will be left wondering why more groups don't do the same thing.



TRIO MEDIÆVAL og Signe Klejs" TRAD. Messe de Tourna"i i Johannes Kirken, Bergen, Norge 2007 og "A Worchester Ladymass" I Magaretha Kirke, Oslo og august Kirche, Berlin 2011.
Middelalder Messe fra det 14. århundrede præsenteres med interaktive videoprojektioner - en generativ fresco - lavet af interaktionsdesigner Signe Klejs.
Verdenspremiere på et tværfagligt projekt, der tilføjer en ny dimension til gammel musik.
Koncerten blev spillet den 31 maj 2007 under Festspillene i Bergen.

I marts 2011genoptog Trioen og Signe deres samarbejdei forbindelse medl Trioens cd-udgivelse "A Worchester Ladymass" med koncerter i Magareta Kyrken, Oslo og Johannes Kirche, Berlin 2011.

EARLY MUSIC TODAY, august / september 2007 --- Northern Delights: Trio Mediæval stjæler showet. Resultatet af samarbejdet med video kunstneren Signe Klejs, var en slående række impressionistiske og kalejdoskopiske billeder (...) Og det var overraskende effektivt. Billederne supplerede snarere end overvældede musikken, og gav en stille og intens stemning (...)


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