Event listing: Music for Marie Fel | Smith Square Hall | sáb 16 may 2015 at 19:00

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Smith Square HallSmith Square, London, Londres, Greater London, SW1P 3HA, Reino Unido

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Festival: London Festival of Baroque Music

Programa

de Lalande, Michel Richard (1657-1726)	Symphonie
de Lalande, Michel Richard (1657-1726)	Te Deum laudamus
de Lalande, Michel Richard (1657-1726)	Tu rex gloriae
de Lalande, Michel Richard (1657-1726)	Tu ad liberandum suscepturus hominem (from Te Deum)
de Mondonville, Jean-Joseph (1711-1772)	Gasouillats auzeléts (from Daphnis et Alcimadure)
Fiocco, Joseph Hector (1703-1741)	Laudate pueri Dominum
Jean-Jacques Rousseau	Salve regina
de Mondonville, Jean-Joseph (1711-1772)	Venite adoremus (from Venite exultemus)
Rameau, Jean-Philippe (1683-1764)	Scene for La Folie (from Platée)
Louis Lacoste	Ah! quand reviendront nos beaux jours? (from Philomèle)
de Lalande, Michel Richard (1657-1726)	Regna terrae (from Exurgat Deus)
Rameau, Jean-Philippe (1683-1764)	Un tendre intérêt … Tristes apprêts (from Castor et Pollux)
Rameau, Jean-Philippe (1683-1764)	Amour, amour, lance tes traits (from Platée)
Mouret, Jean-Joseph (1682-1738)	Jeunes Époux (from Epitalame or L’Amour et l’Hymen)
de Lalande, Michel Richard (1657-1726)	Viderunt omnes; Gloria (from Cantate Domino)

Intérpretes

Ex Cathedra
Carolyn Sampson	Soprano
Jeffrey Skidmore	Dirección

Tickets: £45, £35, £25, £15

Soprano Marie Fel, the ‘adorable nightingale’ who held Parisian audiences spellbound during one of the most glorious periods in French music history and inspired the greatest composers of the day, is celebrated by a favourite modern-day nightingale in works by Rameau, Lalande, Mondonville and others.

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Hommage à Marie Fel

Julie Jozwiak, 16th May

Le 16 mai, Carolyn Sampson et l'Ex Cathedra Consort and Baroque Orchestra donnaient un programme construit autour de la figure de Marie Fel, grande soprano du 18ème siècle. Un hommage tout à fait intéressant malgré une interprétation un peu monochrome.

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