Antonio Vivaldi:
Stabat Mater
Nisi Dominus
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Ensemble Artaserse
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Germany
In 2002, after long collaboration in the most prestigious baroque ensembles in France and Europe, several musicians decided to form the Ensemble Artaserse. Those friends were Christine Plubeau (viola da gamba), Claire Antonini (theorbe), Yoko Nakamura (harpsichord and organ) and, of course, Philippe Jaroussky (counter-tenor). They gave in october 2002 a first and highly-acclaimed concert in the Theatre du Palais-Royal in Paris, with the Musiche a voce sola by the Italian composer Benedetto Ferrari.
With this ability to adapt to numerous repertoires including music by Antonio Vivaldi, George Friedric Handel, Claudio Monteverdi and Francesco Cavalli, the ensemble performed progressively in the most famous venues and festivals in France, such as the Festivals of Ambronay, Sablé, Pontoise, Saint-Michel-en-Thiérache, Festival de Musique Ancienne de Lyon, Salle Gaveau, the Auditorium du Louvre and the Théatre du Chatelet in Paris, the Château de Versailles, the Bordeaux Opera, the Nancy Opera etc.
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Philippe Jaroussky (Countertenor) - Ensemble Artaserse
Il mio Vivaldi
Program:
Contact:
- Tobias Weigold-Wimmer tobias@weigold-boehm.de +49 81 93 23 61 200
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Philippe Jaroussky (Countertenor) - Ensemble Artaserse
Il mio Vivaldi
Program:
Antonio Vivaldi:
Stabat Mater
Nisi Dominus
***
Opernarien (Auswahl)Contact:
- Tobias Weigold-Wimmer tobias@weigold-boehm.de +49 81 93 23 61 200
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Philippe Jaroussky (Countertenor) - Ensemble Artaserse
Il mio Vivaldi
Program:
Antonio Vivaldi:
Stabat Mater
Nisi Dominus
***
Opernarien (Auswahl)Contact:
- Tobias Weigold-Wimmer tobias@weigold-boehm.de +49 81 93 23 61 200
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Philippe Jaroussky (Countertenor) - Ensemble Artaserse
Dolcissimo sospiro
Program:
In 2002, Philippe Jaroussky founded the Ensemble Artaserse to explore and record the music of Benedetto Ferrari: this event, the artist's first solo album, gave tangible form to his already deeply rooted attachment to the 17th-century repertoire — that Seicento which would never leave him throughout his extraordinary career and which he would champion in every corner of the world. Philippe's legendary musical curiosity finds in this repertoire a continent commensurate with his ambitions, one that he is among the very few to have explored so exhaustively.
From the poetic purity of the great pioneers (Giulio Caccini or the Monteverdi of L'Orfeo, so different from that of L'Incoronazione di Poppea) to the melodic breadth of their celebrated heirs (Francesco Cavalli, Benedetto Ferrari himself) or lesser-known ones (Sigismondo d'India), not forgetting Barbara Strozzi, Philippe Jaroussky has assembled a magnificent bouquet of scores from among those he loves most passionately.
With his consummate vocal mastery, his unerring musicality and his art of sculpting the word, the French countertenor has few rivals in the singular yet supremely beautiful art of the early Baroque. It goes without saying that his companions in the Ensemble Artaserse are likewise incomparable virtuosos and experts of these lofty eras, lending refined emphasis to every inflection of their director and singer.
His programm Dolcissimo sospiro includes arias by Monteverdi, Frescobaldi, Cesti, Rossi, Castaldi Strozzi....
Members of ENSEMBLE ARTASERSE are
Christine Plubeau, viole de gambe
Angélique Mauillon, harpe
Marc Wolff, archiluth et guitare
Marco Horvat, lirone, théorbe et lirone
Yoko Nakamura, clavecin et orgue positifContact:
- Tobias Weigold-Wimmer tobias@weigold-boehm.de +49 81 93 23 61 200
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Philippe Jaroussky (Countertenor) - Ensemble Artaserse
Dolcissimo sospiro
Program:
In 2002, Philippe Jaroussky founded the Ensemble Artaserse to explore and record the music of Benedetto Ferrari: this event, the artist's first solo album, gave tangible form to his already deeply rooted attachment to the 17th-century repertoire — that Seicento which would never leave him throughout his extraordinary career and which he would champion in every corner of the world. Philippe's legendary musical curiosity finds in this repertoire a continent commensurate with his ambitions, one that he is among the very few to have explored so exhaustively.
From the poetic purity of the great pioneers (Giulio Caccini or the Monteverdi of L'Orfeo, so different from that of L'Incoronazione di Poppea) to the melodic breadth of their celebrated heirs (Francesco Cavalli, Benedetto Ferrari himself) or lesser-known ones (Sigismondo d'India), not forgetting Barbara Strozzi, Philippe Jaroussky has assembled a magnificent bouquet of scores from among those he loves most passionately.
With his consummate vocal mastery, his unerring musicality and his art of sculpting the word, the French countertenor has few rivals in the singular yet supremely beautiful art of the early Baroque. It goes without saying that his companions in the Ensemble Artaserse are likewise incomparable virtuosos and experts of these lofty eras, lending refined emphasis to every inflection of their director and singer.
His programm Dolcissimo sospiro includes arias by Monteverdi, Frescobaldi, Cesti, Rossi, Castaldi Strozzi....
Members of ENSEMBLE ARTASERSE are
Christine Plubeau, viole de gambe
Angélique Mauillon, harpe
Marc Wolff, archiluth et guitare
Marco Horvat, lirone, théorbe et lirone
Yoko Nakamura, clavecin et orgue positifContact:
- Tobias Weigold-Wimmer tobias@weigold-boehm.de +49 81 93 23 61 200