24 August - 2 September, on various historic locations in Antwerp, Belgium
In 2012 Antwerp's early music festival Laus Polyphoniae will focus on the 'Mare Adriatico', the Adriatic Sea. For the first time in its history the festival will have not one but two artists in residence:
Acclaimed projects like the International Young Artist's Presentation and the concerts for babies will be continued.
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The biblical story of the stunningly beautiful Judith, who beheads her enemy Holophernes, inspired the 16th-century poet Marko Marulić to one of his few works in his own vernacular, the Croatian la
ClubMediéval, the ensemble of fiddle and viol player Thomas Baeté made its debut two summers ago at Laus Polyphoniae 2010.
The IYAP is a popular part of the festival programme of Laus Polyphoniae. AMUZ and Musica take you in tow along special venues in Antwerp.
Laus Polyphoniae 2012 sails the Adriatic Sea and anchors on the second festival evening in Friuli, a region situated between the lagoon city Venice, the Alps and Slovenia.
For the first time in the history of the festival Laus Polyphoniae boasts not one, but two artists in residence: the Italian recorder virtuoso Roberto Festa (ensemble Daedalus) and the Croatian sin