UPCOMING EVENTS

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UPCOMING EVENTS

PAST PERFORMANCES

PAST PERFORMANCES

Purcell: The Fairy Queen
Oct
10

Purcell: The Fairy Queen

What better ensemble than “Les Arts Florissants” to bring Purcell’s The Fairy Queen to life, echoing the “Journées des Plantes” in Chantilly. Under the direction of William Christie, this work, undoubtedly one of the pinnacles of English musical theater, is the kind of event one regrets missing for a long time. Inspired by Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream, this semi-opera opens up a world of wonder and desire where arias and choruses move the audience with their direct beauty, tenderness, and nocturnal radiance. Masks, dances, and sung scenes come together to form a free-flowing, sensual, and deeply human tapestry, brought to life by impeccable “Christie-style” voices that will linger long in the ear and the memory.

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Historiæ Sacræ
Nov
12

Historiæ Sacræ

Plongez dans l’univers expressif des histoires sacrées au 17e siècle à l’occasion de ce programme mettant en lumière les œuvres de Ferrandini, Charpentier et Purcell, qui ont su magnifier ce genre musical avec fougue et contraste. Dans sa quête d’ouvrages inédits, l’ensemble Il Caravaggio présentera le rare Il Pianto di Maria de Ferrandini, une expressive mise en musique du récit de la Vierge au pied de la croix : que de théâtre dans ces musiques !

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Mozart: Requiem
Nov
21

Mozart: Requiem

Chor Münchweier

Kammerchor Cantemus! Gundelfingen e. V.

Alice Fuder, Sopran

Hanna Roos, Alt

Ilja Aksionov, Tenor

Karsten Müller, Bass

Orchester in historisch-informierter Aufführungspraxis

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Mozart: Requiem
Nov
22

Mozart: Requiem

Chor Münchweier

Kammerchor Cantemus! Gundelfingen e. V.

Alice Fuder, Sopran

Hanna Roos, Alt

Ilja Aksionov, Tenor

Karsten Müller, Bass

Orchester in historisch-informierter Aufführungspraxis

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Handel/Mozart: Acis and Galatea
Dec
15

Handel/Mozart: Acis and Galatea

Éclairé sur Bach et Haendel par le très averti baron Van Swieten, Mozart adapte Acis et Galatée en 1788. Une pastorale d’inspiration mythologique dont Les Arts Florissants sont familiers de longue date et dont ils ont livré un enregistrement de référence.

À peine trente ans après sa mort, Haendel appartient déjà au passé. Le mécène et collectionneur Van Swieten s’attache, à Vienne, à le détourner de l’oubli qui guette sa musique en la faisant découvrir, jouer et adapter par des musiciens de son temps. C’est ainsi que Mozart, dont l’engouement pour Bach et Haendel laissera son empreinte sur de nombreuses œuvres, redevable, comme Haendel, de la vocalité italienne, en propose cette relecture en allemand.

Tirée des Métamorphoses d’Ovide, l’ode pastorale relate les amours d’Acis et de Galatée entravées par Polyphème, dont les avances sont rejetées par la nymphe. Le cyclope met le jeune berger au défi, puis à mort. Éplorée, Galatée lui redonne vie sous la forme d’une fontaine aux flots éternels.

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Rameau: Les Boréades
Feb
5

Rameau: Les Boréades

Celebrated for its audacious orchestral writing and intense dramatic power, Rameau’s French Baroque opera Les Boréades is an energetic portrayal of true love, vengeful gods and turbulent tempests. 

With esteemed Maestra Camille Delaforge “a conductor of instinctive theatrical intelligence and radiant precision” (Diapason) on the podium.

Queen Alphise loves the outsider Abaris but is forbidden to marry anyone except a descendant of the North Wind God Borée. Rivals rebel, chaos ensues and then the gods intervene. French coloratura soprano Lila Dufy makes her INO debut as Alphise. Seán Boylan sings Borilée, while INO Studio alumna soprano Kelli-Ann Masterson appears as Sémire, with American director R. B. Schlather at the helm. 

Following a string of Olivier nominated and Olivier Award winning collaborations, the Irish Baroque Orchestra returns to perform with INOas well as Luail – Ireland’s National Dance Company for this bold new staging of Rameau’s final opera. After the nationwide tour Les Boréades will travel to London, as the first Rameau opera ever staged at London’s Royal Opera House.

A co-production with Royal Ballet and Opera and in partnership with Luail, Ireland's National Dance Company and in association with Irish Baroque Orchestra.

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Rameau: Les Boréades
Feb
7

Rameau: Les Boréades

Celebrated for its audacious orchestral writing and intense dramatic power, Rameau’s French Baroque opera Les Boréades is an energetic portrayal of true love, vengeful gods and turbulent tempests. 

With esteemed Maestra Camille Delaforge “a conductor of instinctive theatrical intelligence and radiant precision” (Diapason) on the podium.

Queen Alphise loves the outsider Abaris but is forbidden to marry anyone except a descendant of the North Wind God Borée. Rivals rebel, chaos ensues and then the gods intervene. French coloratura soprano Lila Dufy makes her INO debut as Alphise. Seán Boylan sings Borilée, while INO Studio alumna soprano Kelli-Ann Masterson appears as Sémire, with American director R. B. Schlather at the helm. 

Following a string of Olivier nominated and Olivier Award winning collaborations, the Irish Baroque Orchestra returns to perform with INOas well as Luail – Ireland’s National Dance Company for this bold new staging of Rameau’s final opera. After the nationwide tour Les Boréades will travel to London, as the first Rameau opera ever staged at London’s Royal Opera House.

A co-production with Royal Ballet and Opera and in partnership with Luail, Ireland's National Dance Company and in association with Irish Baroque Orchestra.

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Rameau: Les Boréades
Feb
11

Rameau: Les Boréades

Celebrated for its audacious orchestral writing and intense dramatic power, Rameau’s French Baroque opera Les Boréades is an energetic portrayal of true love, vengeful gods and turbulent tempests. 

With esteemed Maestra Camille Delaforge “a conductor of instinctive theatrical intelligence and radiant precision” (Diapason) on the podium.

Queen Alphise loves the outsider Abaris but is forbidden to marry anyone except a descendant of the North Wind God Borée. Rivals rebel, chaos ensues and then the gods intervene. French coloratura soprano Lila Dufy makes her INO debut as Alphise. Seán Boylan sings Borilée, while INO Studio alumna soprano Kelli-Ann Masterson appears as Sémire, with American director R. B. Schlather at the helm. 

Following a string of Olivier nominated and Olivier Award winning collaborations, the Irish Baroque Orchestra returns to perform with INOas well as Luail – Ireland’s National Dance Company for this bold new staging of Rameau’s final opera. After the nationwide tour Les Boréades will travel to London, as the first Rameau opera ever staged at London’s Royal Opera House.

A co-production with Royal Ballet and Opera and in partnership with Luail, Ireland's National Dance Company and in association with Irish Baroque Orchestra.

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Rameau: Les Boréades
Feb
14

Rameau: Les Boréades

Celebrated for its audacious orchestral writing and intense dramatic power, Rameau’s French Baroque opera Les Boréades is an energetic portrayal of true love, vengeful gods and turbulent tempests. 

With esteemed Maestra Camille Delaforge “a conductor of instinctive theatrical intelligence and radiant precision” (Diapason) on the podium.

Queen Alphise loves the outsider Abaris but is forbidden to marry anyone except a descendant of the North Wind God Borée. Rivals rebel, chaos ensues and then the gods intervene. French coloratura soprano Lila Dufy makes her INO debut as Alphise. Seán Boylan sings Borilée, while INO Studio alumna soprano Kelli-Ann Masterson appears as Sémire, with American director R. B. Schlather at the helm. 

Following a string of Olivier nominated and Olivier Award winning collaborations, the Irish Baroque Orchestra returns to perform with INOas well as Luail – Ireland’s National Dance Company for this bold new staging of Rameau’s final opera. After the nationwide tour Les Boréades will travel to London, as the first Rameau opera ever staged at London’s Royal Opera House.

A co-production with Royal Ballet and Opera and in partnership with Luail, Ireland's National Dance Company and in association with Irish Baroque Orchestra.

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Rameau: Les Boréades
Feb
16

Rameau: Les Boréades

Celebrated for its audacious orchestral writing and intense dramatic power, Rameau’s French Baroque opera Les Boréades is an energetic portrayal of true love, vengeful gods and turbulent tempests. 

With esteemed Maestra Camille Delaforge “a conductor of instinctive theatrical intelligence and radiant precision” (Diapason) on the podium.

Queen Alphise loves the outsider Abaris but is forbidden to marry anyone except a descendant of the North Wind God Borée. Rivals rebel, chaos ensues and then the gods intervene. French coloratura soprano Lila Dufy makes her INO debut as Alphise. Seán Boylan sings Borilée, while INO Studio alumna soprano Kelli-Ann Masterson appears as Sémire, with American director R. B. Schlather at the helm. 

Following a string of Olivier nominated and Olivier Award winning collaborations, the Irish Baroque Orchestra returns to perform with INOas well as Luail – Ireland’s National Dance Company for this bold new staging of Rameau’s final opera. After the nationwide tour Les Boréades will travel to London, as the first Rameau opera ever staged at London’s Royal Opera House.

A co-production with Royal Ballet and Opera and in partnership with Luail, Ireland's National Dance Company and in association with Irish Baroque Orchestra.

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Rameau: Les Boréades
Feb
19

Rameau: Les Boréades

Celebrated for its audacious orchestral writing and intense dramatic power, Rameau’s French Baroque opera Les Boréades is an energetic portrayal of true love, vengeful gods and turbulent tempests. 

With esteemed Maestra Camille Delaforge “a conductor of instinctive theatrical intelligence and radiant precision” (Diapason) on the podium.

Queen Alphise loves the outsider Abaris but is forbidden to marry anyone except a descendant of the North Wind God Borée. Rivals rebel, chaos ensues and then the gods intervene. French coloratura soprano Lila Dufy makes her INO debut as Alphise. Seán Boylan sings Borilée, while INO Studio alumna soprano Kelli-Ann Masterson appears as Sémire, with American director R. B. Schlather at the helm. 

Following a string of Olivier nominated and Olivier Award winning collaborations, the Irish Baroque Orchestra returns to perform with INOas well as Luail – Ireland’s National Dance Company for this bold new staging of Rameau’s final opera. After the nationwide tour Les Boréades will travel to London, as the first Rameau opera ever staged at London’s Royal Opera House.

A co-production with Royal Ballet and Opera and in partnership with Luail, Ireland's National Dance Company and in association with Irish Baroque Orchestra.

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Rameau: Les Boréades
Feb
21

Rameau: Les Boréades

Celebrated for its audacious orchestral writing and intense dramatic power, Rameau’s French Baroque opera Les Boréades is an energetic portrayal of true love, vengeful gods and turbulent tempests. 

With esteemed Maestra Camille Delaforge “a conductor of instinctive theatrical intelligence and radiant precision” (Diapason) on the podium.

Queen Alphise loves the outsider Abaris but is forbidden to marry anyone except a descendant of the North Wind God Borée. Rivals rebel, chaos ensues and then the gods intervene. French coloratura soprano Lila Dufy makes her INO debut as Alphise. Seán Boylan sings Borilée, while INO Studio alumna soprano Kelli-Ann Masterson appears as Sémire, with American director R. B. Schlather at the helm. 

Following a string of Olivier nominated and Olivier Award winning collaborations, the Irish Baroque Orchestra returns to perform with INOas well as Luail – Ireland’s National Dance Company for this bold new staging of Rameau’s final opera. After the nationwide tour Les Boréades will travel to London, as the first Rameau opera ever staged at London’s Royal Opera House.

A co-production with Royal Ballet and Opera and in partnership with Luail, Ireland's National Dance Company and in association with Irish Baroque Orchestra.

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Rameau: Les Boréades
Feb
23

Rameau: Les Boréades

Celebrated for its audacious orchestral writing and intense dramatic power, Rameau’s French Baroque opera Les Boréades is an energetic portrayal of true love, vengeful gods and turbulent tempests. 

With esteemed Maestra Camille Delaforge “a conductor of instinctive theatrical intelligence and radiant precision” (Diapason) on the podium.

Queen Alphise loves the outsider Abaris but is forbidden to marry anyone except a descendant of the North Wind God Borée. Rivals rebel, chaos ensues and then the gods intervene. French coloratura soprano Lila Dufy makes her INO debut as Alphise. Seán Boylan sings Borilée, while INO Studio alumna soprano Kelli-Ann Masterson appears as Sémire, with American director R. B. Schlather at the helm. 

Following a string of Olivier nominated and Olivier Award winning collaborations, the Irish Baroque Orchestra returns to perform with INOas well as Luail – Ireland’s National Dance Company for this bold new staging of Rameau’s final opera. After the nationwide tour Les Boréades will travel to London, as the first Rameau opera ever staged at London’s Royal Opera House.

A co-production with Royal Ballet and Opera and in partnership with Luail, Ireland's National Dance Company and in association with Irish Baroque Orchestra.

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Rameau: Les Boréades
Feb
25

Rameau: Les Boréades

Celebrated for its audacious orchestral writing and intense dramatic power, Rameau’s French Baroque opera Les Boréades is an energetic portrayal of true love, vengeful gods and turbulent tempests. 

With esteemed Maestra Camille Delaforge “a conductor of instinctive theatrical intelligence and radiant precision” (Diapason) on the podium.

Queen Alphise loves the outsider Abaris but is forbidden to marry anyone except a descendant of the North Wind God Borée. Rivals rebel, chaos ensues and then the gods intervene. French coloratura soprano Lila Dufy makes her INO debut as Alphise. Seán Boylan sings Borilée, while INO Studio alumna soprano Kelli-Ann Masterson appears as Sémire, with American director R. B. Schlather at the helm. 

Following a string of Olivier nominated and Olivier Award winning collaborations, the Irish Baroque Orchestra returns to perform with INOas well as Luail – Ireland’s National Dance Company for this bold new staging of Rameau’s final opera. After the nationwide tour Les Boréades will travel to London, as the first Rameau opera ever staged at London’s Royal Opera House.

A co-production with Royal Ballet and Opera and in partnership with Luail, Ireland's National Dance Company and in association with Irish Baroque Orchestra.

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Rameau: Les Boréades
Mar
4

Rameau: Les Boréades

A defiant queen and meddlesome gods. R.B. Schlather directs a new production of Rameau’s most brilliant opera – the first work by the French composer to be performed at Covent Garden by The Royal Opera. Camille Delaforge conducts a stellar cast, bringing this rarely-performed Baroque gem to sparkling life. 

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Rameau: Les Boréades
Mar
5

Rameau: Les Boréades

A defiant queen and meddlesome gods. R.B. Schlather directs a new production of Rameau’s most brilliant opera – the first work by the French composer to be performed at Covent Garden by The Royal Opera. Camille Delaforge conducts a stellar cast, bringing this rarely-performed Baroque gem to sparkling life. 

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Rameau: Les Boréades
Mar
7

Rameau: Les Boréades

A defiant queen and meddlesome gods. R.B. Schlather directs a new production of Rameau’s most brilliant opera – the first work by the French composer to be performed at Covent Garden by The Royal Opera. Camille Delaforge conducts a stellar cast, bringing this rarely-performed Baroque gem to sparkling life. 

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Rameau: Les Boréades
Mar
8

Rameau: Les Boréades

A defiant queen and meddlesome gods. R.B. Schlather directs a new production of Rameau’s most brilliant opera – the first work by the French composer to be performed at Covent Garden by The Royal Opera. Camille Delaforge conducts a stellar cast, bringing this rarely-performed Baroque gem to sparkling life. 

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Rameau: Les Boréades
Mar
10

Rameau: Les Boréades

A defiant queen and meddlesome gods. R.B. Schlather directs a new production of Rameau’s most brilliant opera – the first work by the French composer to be performed at Covent Garden by The Royal Opera. Camille Delaforge conducts a stellar cast, bringing this rarely-performed Baroque gem to sparkling life. 

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Rameau: Les Boréades
Mar
11

Rameau: Les Boréades

A defiant queen and meddlesome gods. R.B. Schlather directs a new production of Rameau’s most brilliant opera – the first work by the French composer to be performed at Covent Garden by The Royal Opera. Camille Delaforge conducts a stellar cast, bringing this rarely-performed Baroque gem to sparkling life. 

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Rameau: Les Boréades
Mar
13

Rameau: Les Boréades

A defiant queen and meddlesome gods. R.B. Schlather directs a new production of Rameau’s most brilliant opera – the first work by the French composer to be performed at Covent Garden by The Royal Opera. Camille Delaforge conducts a stellar cast, bringing this rarely-performed Baroque gem to sparkling life. 

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Rameau: Les Boréades
Mar
14

Rameau: Les Boréades

A defiant queen and meddlesome gods. R.B. Schlather directs a new production of Rameau’s most brilliant opera – the first work by the French composer to be performed at Covent Garden by The Royal Opera. Camille Delaforge conducts a stellar cast, bringing this rarely-performed Baroque gem to sparkling life. 

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Historiæ Sacræ
Mar
21

Historiæ Sacræ

Das Ensemble Il Caravaggio, gegründet von der Cembalistin und Dirigentin Camille Delaforge, feiert in diesem Jahr seinen zehnten Geburtstag. Mit seinen frischen, farbenreichen Interpretationen hat es sich einen führenden Platz in der Alte-Musik-Szene erspielt. Sein Programm Witch (Hexe) präsentiert hochdramatische Kantaten des Barock: Henry Purcells Kantate In guilty night, in der König Saul der Hexe von Endor begegnet, Giovanni Battista Ferrandinis anrührenden Klagegesang Il pianto di Maria und Marc-Antoine Charpentiers eindringliches Le Reniement de Saint-Pierre. Ein hymnischer Lobgesang Purcells auf die Musik beschließt das Konzert.

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Rameau: Platée
May
21

Rameau: Platée

Découvrez comment Platée, le plus drôle et le plus mordant des opéras de Rameau, réussit l’exploit de transformer l’ironie en beauté. Avec Il Caravaggio de Camille Delaforge, le nouvel ensemble invité en résidence au Théâtre Impérial, entrez au pays des grenouilles où l’humour vachard règne en maître !

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Rameau: Platée
May
28

Rameau: Platée

Découvrez comment Platée, le plus drôle et le plus mordant des opéras de Rameau, réussit l’exploit de transformer l’ironie en beauté. Avec Il Caravaggio de Camille Delaforge, le nouvel ensemble invité en résidence au Théâtre Impérial, entrez au pays des grenouilles où l’humour vachard règne en maître !

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Rameau: Platée
May
29

Rameau: Platée

Découvrez comment Platée, le plus drôle et le plus mordant des opéras de Rameau, réussit l’exploit de transformer l’ironie en beauté. Avec Il Caravaggio de Camille Delaforge, le nouvel ensemble invité en résidence au Théâtre Impérial, entrez au pays des grenouilles où l’humour vachard règne en maître !

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Historæ Sacræ
Sept
11

Historæ Sacræ

The Caravaggio Ensemble presents three 17th-century dramas: Purcell’s short oratorio The Witch of Endor depicts the sombre encounter between King Saul and the witch of Endor, who prophesies his death. Giovanni Battista Ferrandini’s ‘Il Pianto di Maria’ is a moving musical setting of Mary’s lament at the foot of the cross. Marc-Antoine Charpentier’s ‘Le Reniement de Saint-Pierre’ recounts Peter’s threefold denial during Jesus’ arrest.

The three works come together to form a dense panorama of human abysses and divine dramas. They reflect Christian tenets of faith and diabolical imaginations that, stemming from biblical tradition, circulated across national borders.

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