John Dowland (1563 - 1626)
Samuel Scheidt (1587 - 1654)

Variations on "The King of Denmarks Galliard"

Organic Opera
Eva Leonie Fegers - Recorder
Tiago Leal - Lute
Lukas Frank - Harpsichord
Fabio Kapeller - Percussion

Recording: Leonardo Bortolotto
Basel, 2019

Organic Opera  - J. Dowland/S. Scheidt - Variations on "The King Of Denmarks Galliard"

John Dowland (1563 - 1626)

Variations on "The Frog Galliard" | "Now, Oh Now, I Needs Must Part"

Organic Opera
Eva Leonie Fegers - Recorder and Vocals
Lukas Frank - Harpsichord
Fabio Kapeller - Percussion

Recording: Leonardo Bortolotto
Basel, 2019

Organic Opera - J. Dowland - Now, Oh Now, I Needs Must Part

Giles Farnaby (ca. 1563 - 1640)
For Two Virginals

Organic Opera
Lukas Frank - Harpsichord
Tiago Leal - Theorbo
Fabio Kapeller - Percussion

Recording: Leonardo Bortolotto
Basel, 2019

Organic Opera - G. Farnaby - For Tow Virginals

Johann Schop (ca. 1590 - 1667)
Lachrimae Pavan
From T'Uitnement Kabinett

Organic Opera
Eva Leonie Fegers - Recorder
Tiago Leal - Theorbo

Recording: Leonardo Bortolotto
Basel, 2019

Organic Opera- J. Schop - Lachrimae Pavan

Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck (1562 - 1621)
Mallle Sijmen

Organic Opera
Eva Leonie Fegers - Recorder
Tiago Leal - Theorbo
Lukas Frank - Harpsichord
Fabio Kapeller - Percussion

Recording: Leonardo Bortolotto
Basel, 2019

Organic Opera - J.P. Sweelinck - Malle Sijmen

Organic Opera
Eva Leonie Fegers - recorder, flute, voice
Tiago Leal - Lute, Theorbo
Lukas Frank - harpsichord, organ
Organic Opera, founded in 2016, unites musicians in search of a homogeneous and colourful sound. The ensemble members Eva Leonie Fegers, recorder and soprano, Lukas Frank, organ and harpsichord, Tiago Xiera Leal and the guests Clément Gester, cornetto and recorder and Fabio Kapeller, percussion. The musicians are as diverse as their countries of origin: Austria, France, Germany and Portugal. The musicians got to know each other during their studies at the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna and the Schola Cantorum Basiliensis, where they received basic musical impulses from Jörg-Andreas Bötticher, Augusta Campagne and Carsten Eckert. ORGANIC OPERA currently focuses on the music of the 16th and 17th centuries. An era in which austere, contrapuntal compositions of the Renaissance increasingly merge with the freer, affective aesthetics of early baroque opera. In addition to the interpretation of original literature from Italy, England and the Netherlands, the ensemble is also dedicated to arrangements in the style of Baroque music makers: flowing boundaries between interpretation, improvisation and composing.