Through in-depth interviews and live performances by four ensembles and two solo musicians, a spotlight shone on the Alamire Foundation's research and valorization projects: from picture motets from the Low Countries and lute music printed by Phalesius, to chansons from the Leuven Chansonnier and the Antwerp songbook. If you missed the broadcast or would you like to relive the day, surf to VRT MAX and search under “Dag van de polyfonie”, available for a month. There you’ll find the following line-up:

Morning:

• Interview with Bart Demuyt (00:05:11)
• Utopia Ensemble: Picture motets (00:16:15)
• Interview with Lieven Termont & Adriaan De Koster (00:42:48)
• Interview with Karolien Selhorst (00:52:45)
• Zefiro Torna: Unity in Diversity and the Antwerp Songbook (01:05:52)
• Interview with Jurgen De bruyn & Lore Binon (01:36:40)

Midday:

• Interview with Lynda Sayce (00:13:30)
• Lynda Sayce: Lute music in Phalèse's prints and a special fragment from Plantin-Moretus (00:20:00)
• Interview with Paul Van Nevel (00:43:20)
• Interview with Stefan Van Lani (01:11:25)
• Interview with Wim Diepenhorst (01:25:33)
• Wim Diepenhorst: Keyboards from the collection of the Alamire Foundation (01:32:56)
• Interview with Elise Simoens (01:50:15)

Afternoon:

• Interview with Toon van Waterschoot (00:05:20)
• Sollazzo Ensemble: Leuven Chansonnier (00:15:00)
• Interview with Anna Danilevskaia (00:47:00)
• Interview with Eric Jas (01:03:07)
• Cappella Pratensis: The Bossche Choirbooks (01:12:45)
• Interview with Tim Braithwaite (01:38:00)
• Interview with Bart Demuyt (02:01:00)
• Interview with Paul Van Nevel (02:36:35)
• Closing remarks by Bart Demuyt (02:46:33)