Records - Overview
| Scola with organists: | Roger Deruwe (Brugge) |
| Chris Dubois (Brugge) | |
| Ignace Michiels (Brugge) | |
| Jozef Sluys (Brussel) | |
| Jean Rothier (Brussel) | |
| Georges Robert (Versailles) | |
| Alberto Massino (Edinburgh) | |
| Magnus Jacobs (Boppard) | |
| Gabriël Dessauer (Wiesbaden) | |
| Scola with choirs: | Schola Hungarica (bij optreden in Salzburg) |
| Renaat Veremanskoor | |
| Animato | |
| Collegium de Dunis | |
| Collegium Brugensis | |
Collegium Vocale Brugensis |
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| Bryghia Cantat | |
| Laudato Si | |
| Anima Vocali | |
| Amarylca | |
| Scola and orthodox: | Johannes Damascenes chor (Essen) |
| Choeur d' écoles théologiques (St. Petersburg) |
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| Blagovest (Riga) | |
| Scola and harp: | Sabine Lust (Brugge) |
| Scola and dance: | Katrien Dewaele (Leuven) |
| Dansstudio Ijvi Hagelstein (Antwerpen) | |
| Mira, Henrike Sievert | |
| Scola and serpent: | Jan Huylebroeck |
| Scola at festivals: | |
| Belgium: | Festival van Vlaanderen |
| Festival du Mosan | |
| France: | Festival Estival de Paris |
| Festival en plein air – Charleville | |
| Festival d’Avignon | |
| Festival. Musique en Bourgogne (Vézelay en Tournus) |
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| Austria: | Kirchenmusikfestival Salzburg |
| Spain: | Festival van Santander |
| Festival van San Sebastian « Quincena Musical » |
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Festival van Cuenca |
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| Festival van Girona : « Festival de musiques religoses del Món » |
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| Festival « Arto Sacro » - Madrid | |
| Festival van Palma – Malorca | |
| Germany: | Bregenzer Festspiele - Scheidegg |
We mention performances in the Netherlands, the United Kingdom and Switzerland. Also in Rome, where alongside several concerts, the Scola was able to perform in the grand auditorium of the Gregorian university.
Out of appreciation the city of Brugge offers the Scola to perform biannually under the title: “Gregoriaans als Inspiratiebron” which translates in English as “Gregorian chant as a source of inspiration”.
This series of recitals grew into an range of concerts with choirs, organists and instrumentalist who perform compositions solely inspired by Gregorian melodies.