Showing posts with label Lully (Jean-Baptiste). Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lully (Jean-Baptiste). Show all posts

Tuesday, 12 March 2024

Barthold Kuijken 75 - Telemann and his Europe

 


Barthold Kuijken 75

March 8, 1949


Telemann and his Europe


Le Pavillon de Musique


DIR.: BARTHOLD KUIJKEN


recorded: March 8, 2024, Theater, Magdeburg

[Magdeburger Telemann-Festtage 2024]


flac (original bitrate: aac 268 kbps)

period instruments

source: MDR Figaro (Leipzig) (digital radio) (stream)


N.B. On his 75th birthday Barthold Kuijken directed Le Pavillon de Musique

during the opening concert of the Magdeburger Telemann-Festtage. He also received 

the Georg-Philipp-Telemann Award of the city of Magdeburg.


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Jean-Baptiste LULLY (1632-1687)

(01) Suite from Roland (LWV 65) [19'11"]


André CAMPRA (1660-1744)

(02) Suite from Le carnaval de Venise [09'11"]


Antonio VIVALDI (1678-1741)

(03) Concerto for transverse flute in D 'Il Gardellino' (RV 428) [10'33"]


Reinhard KEISER (1674-1739)

(04) Suite from Janus [11'15"]


Georg Philipp TELEMANN (1681-1767)

(05) Overture in c minor (TWV 55,c4) [06'50"]

(06) Concerto for transverse flute in D (TWV 51,D1) [16'26"]

(07) Overture in e minor (TWV 55,e3) [15'35"]


[encore]

Reinhard KEISER

(08) Menuett [01'14"]


George Frideric HANDEL (1685-1759)

Water Music: 

(09) minuet [02'15"]


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Reinhard Keiser

Telemann, scores

Magdeburger Telemann-Festtage

Barthold Kuijken

Le Pavillon de Musique


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Wednesday, 17 March 2021

Rameau's predecessors - Le Concert d'Apollon (João Rival)

 


Rameau's predecessors


Le Concert d'Apollon


DIR.: JOÃO RIVAL


recorded: August 26, 2018, TivoliVredenburg (Hertz), Utrecht

[Festival Early Music Utrecht 2018]


period instruments

mp3 - bitrate: 256 kbps

source: NPO4 (NL) (podcast)


including text file with details of the programme


As director of the Académie Royale de Musique, Jean-Baptiste Lully determined what music would be played at the Académie - particularly his own. Lully's death in 1687 meant that he no longer directedly put his mark on the programming, but his influence was still clearly visible in the structure of works by the new generation of composers. Only Jean-Philippe Rameau's new harmonies and his 'shocking' debut opera Hippolyte et Aricie (1733) finally ushered in the end of the Lully era. Music from the period between Lully and Rameau is often incomplete: scores consist only of the bass line and the melody, with the internal voices omitted. In order to restore this music to its full glory, Le Concert d'Apollon has reconstructed the internal voices to the orchestral movements from operas from the late-seventeenth and early-eighteenth century.


(01) [Première Suite, 1687-1709] [17'42"]

(Jean-Baptiste Lully, Pascal Collasse, Michel de La Barre, Marin Marais, André Campra)


(02) [Deuxième Suite, 1706-1720] [19'05"]

(Michel Pignolet de Montéclair, Marin Marais, Jean-Baptiste Stuck, Louis-Nicolas Clérambault)


(03) [Troisième Suite, 1717-1749] [22'41"]

(André Campra, Joseph-Nicolas-Pancrace Royer, André Cardinal Destouches, 

François Colin de Blamont)


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Pascal Collasse

Michel de La Barre

Michel Pignolet de Montéclair

Jean-Baptiste Stuck

Louis-Nicolas Clérambault

Joseph-Nicolas-Pancrace Royer

André Cardinal Destouches

François Colin de Blamont

Le Concert d'Apollon


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Wednesday, 17 June 2020

Keyboard transcriptions - Christian Rieger




Keyboard transcriptions


Christian Rieger, harpsichord


recorded: Nov 16, 2008, Kulturzentrum, Herne
[Tage alter Musik Herne 2008]

period instrument
mp3 - bitrate: 256 kbps
source: WDR 3 (Cologne) (digital radio)
recorded with harddisc recorder


Jean-Henry D'ANGLEBERT (1629-1691)

(01) Ouverture de Cadmus d'après M. de Lully [03'19"]

(02) Ritournelle des fées d'après M. de Lully (Roland) [01'17"]

(03) Les songes agréables d'atys d'après M. de Lully [02'22"]

(04) Menuet dans nos bois (Lully) [00'54"]

(05) Air d'Apollon du triomphe d'après M. de Lully (Le triomphe de l'amour) [03'39"]

(06) Chaconne de Phaeton d'après M. de Lully [04'07"]


Johann Sebastian BACH (1685-1750)

(07) Concerto in d minor (BWV 974) (after Alessandro Marcello) [10'23"]
(andante; adagio; presto)


Georg MUFFAT (1653-1704), arr Christian Rieger

(08) Concerto V in G [25'56"]
[Armonico tributo, 1682/1701]
(allemanda; adagio; fuga; adagio; passagaglia)
William BABELL (c. 1690-1725)

Transcriptions of pieces from Rinaldo by George Frideric Handel:

(09) The overture in the opera of Rinaldo [05'37"]
(10) Lascia ch'io pianga [04'31"]
(11) Vo' far guerra [09'44"]


[encore]

Johann Sebastian BACH

Partita in a minor (BWV 827):

(12) allemande [03'50"]


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Saturday, 8 June 2019

Lully: Grands motets - Leonardo García Alarcón






Jean-Baptiste LULLY
(1632 - 1687)

Grands motets


Sophie Junker, soprano
Judith van Wanroij, soprano
Mathias Vidal, haute-contre
Cyril Auvity, haute-contre
Thibaut Lenaerts, tenor
Alain Buet, bass
Philippe Favette, bass

Choeur de Chambre de Namur
Millenium Orchestra

DIR.: LEONARDO GARCÍA ALARCÓN


recorded: Feb 6, 2018, Chapelle Royale, Versailles


period instruments
lossless (flac)
source: Mezzo TV
recorded with harddisc recorder


  (01) Dies irae (LWV 64) [22'04"]

(02) De profundis (LWV 62) [23'25"]

(03) Te Deum (LWV 55) [40'24"]


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