Capriola has performed in many towns in the Netherlands, for example in The Hague, Delft, Groningen and Assen, several in cooperation with chamber choirs.
Capriola has taken part in the festivals 'Early Music Now' in 2002, 2005 and 2006 in Hoorn and in the performance of 'La Pellegrina' (1589) in The Hague (2004). The ensemble has given 'Tower concerts' in Goedereede (2001 en 2003).

Capriola gave a concert in the international music festival 'Festivales de la Ribagorza' in Spain (2004) and gave two concerts in the 'Festival des Eglises et des Chapelles Romanes du Tarnes et Garonne' in France in 2007.
With the Spanish choir Coral Villa de Graus Capriola has performed concerts in Spain celebrating the 25 years existence of the choir in the summer of 2009.

Capriola, from left to right: Frans Schröder,
Irene Hooimeijer, Kees Konings, Joost de Ridder.

Capriola

Capriola recorder quartet is playing early and modern music. Capriola gives own concerts and concerts with other instrumentalists and chamber choirs.
The members of Capriola are Irene Hooimeijer, Kees Konings, Joost de Ridder and Frans Schröder.

Capriola strives after a consort sound inspired by Renaissance ideas, also practiced on modern music. The ensemble mainly plays on handmade recorders after historical examples and has a consort of Renaissance recorders (Hier.s) and Rafi recorders by Francesco Li Virghi (Italy). The tuning of these recorders is a = 440 Hz. Capriola also has Baroque recorders and a Baroque bassoon in a = 415 Hz. By using low recorders and a bass dulcian (Renaissance bassoon) the ensemble is able to play at the same pitch as a choir is singing.
 

Capriola receives quartet lessons form Bertho Driever (Amsterdam Loeki Stardust Quartet) and has received lessons from Bert Honig (Brisk) and Gabriele Wahl.