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Gijón, España
Orpheon Foundation Exhibition, 2005 Exhibition, concerts and course in the Festival de Gijón, Spain.
Head of a bass viola da gamba by
Joachim Tielke, Hamburg, 1683
Halls of the Family of the Viola da gamba
Halls of the Family of the Viola da braccio:
violins, violas, violoncellos, double basses
 
Italian violas da gamba by Gianpaolo Maggini, Brescia, ca. 1600 and Gianbattista Grancino, Milano, 1697 Harpsichord after Giovanni Maria Giusti Painting after Bonifacio Veronese
Viola da gamba by Gianpaolo Maggini, Brescia, ca. 1600
 
 
Renaissance violas da gamba: bass by Ventura Linarolo, Venice, 1585
 
Renaissance viola da gamba, anonymous, Veneto, ca. 1600
Painting by Bonifazio Veronese
 
A viola da gamba consort of English instruments of the 17th Century Treble viola da gamba by Henry Jaye, London, ca. 1620 Two treble violas da gamba by William Turner, London, 1647 & 1656 Bass viola da gamba by William Turner, London, ca. 1650 Bass viola da gamba by Edward Lewis, London, 1687
A future viola da gamba player, selecting his first instrument!
 
Twins! Dendrochronology has proved that these two treble violas da gamba were made from the same tree! Bass viola da gamba by Claude Boivin, Paris, ca. 1740
 Two pardessus de viole, the smallest members of the
viola da gamba family
Head from a pardessus and a bass viol
Head of the bass viola da gamba by Nikolas Leidolff, Vienna, 1695
 
The trio sonata of the Baroque:
two violins, violoncello, harpsichord
 
 School of Instrument-making of the Habsburg Empire:
Jacob Stainer and the Dynasties: Thir, Leidolff, Stadlmann, Eberle
 
String Quartet from the Time of Mozart and Haydn: Violoncello by Nikolas Leidolff, Vienna, 1690 Viola by Joseph Antonius Laske, Prague, ca. 1787 Violins by Johann Christoph Leidolff and Johann Joseph Stadlmann
 
The viole d'amore
Salomon, Leidolff, Fichtl, Hulinsky
Large violoncello by Anton Posch, Vienna, ca. 1700 Viola by William Smith, Sheffield, ca. 1780 Baryton after Simon Schodler (1782) built by Ferdinand Wilhelm Jaura, Munich, 1934
First guided visit of the exhibition
 
Orpheon Consort: inaugural concert Christine Esser - soprano Jose Vazquez, Lucia Krommer, Margit Meckel, Christa Opriessnig, Eva Fürtinger, Christian Drechsel - viola da gamba Vit Bebar - harpsichord and organ
The Early Music Course
With the instruments of the collection!
 
Critic of the inaugural concert, July 15, 2005