Cellist Christian-Pierre La Marca, Le Concert de la Loge and Julien Chauvin, as well as the violist Adrien La Marca and counter-tenor Philippe Jaroussky, deliver a new version of the two famous cello concertos of Haydn, associated with works from Porpora, Mozart and Gluck.
Aedes new CD Stravinsky : Les Noces (1919) & Ravel : Bolero, recorded with Les Siècles and conducted by Mathieu Romano, was released on January 20th, 2023 (Aparté).
The Hanson Quartet new CD was recorded alongside Marie-Laure Garnier and Célia Oneto-Bensaid (B Records). It gathers works about "nostalgic love" such as Poème de l’amour et de la mer of Ernest Chausson, La Bonne Chanson of Gabriel Fauré and Les Chants nostalgiques of Charlotte Sohy.
In April 2021, the Girard Quartet and pianist Sébastian Ené played for the first time the quintet Les Fleurs du Paradis, written by Matthieu Stefanelli as a tribute to Notre-Dame de Paris. This piece is now available in the new album of the composer (Hortus, 2022).
The new CD of La Tempête, Nocturne (Alpha Classics), is the result of an encounter and an adventure of many years between the choir and the Byzantine singer Adrian Sirbu.
The program of La Chapelle Harmonique dedicated to The Fables of La Fontaine, was recorded by B Records during its 2021 concert on the stage of L'Estran at Guidel, France. Now available, it gathers mezzo-soprano Marie-Claude Chappuis, the comedian Thierry Péteau, Valentin Tournet, Geneviève Pungier, Benjamin Narvey and Bérangère Sardin.
Both Les Ombres artistic directors, Margaux Blanchard and Sylvain Sartre, invite some members of Le Consort on their new disc: violinist Théotime Langlois de Swarte, cellist Hanna Salzenstein and pianofortist Justin Taylor .
In this second disc edited by Alpha Classics, part of the trilogy dedicated to Mozart, Le Concert de la Loge, conducted by Julien Chauvin, recorded the 40th Symphony, the 23th Piano Concerto with Andreas Staier and the opening of Don Giovanni.
Raphaël Sévère, joined by the Quatuor Modigliani and the Orchestre de chambre de Paris, conducted by Lars Vogt, recorded Mozart works for clarinet for Mirare Production.
A stranger reveals the opulence of the Royal Chapel of Louis XV: Charles-Hubert Gervais was Chapel Master from 1723 onwards, thus offering a perfect representation of the splendour of sacred music at the Court of Versailles. Heir to the great frescoes of Lully and Lalande, Gervais was above all an opera composer, and his dramatic style lends his Grands Motets a decidedly Italian resonance.
Le Poème Harmonique, conducted by Vincent Dumestre, joined by mezzo-soprano Eva Zaïcik, present a recording of Vivaldi/Razzi/Locatelli works (Alpha Classics).
La Chapelle Harmonique and Valentin Tournet recorded Johann Sebastian Bach's motets (Château de Versailles Spectacles), all composed in Leipzig between 1727 and 1730 the funeral services of important figures. Each motet is a composition for double choir.
The Sommets Musicaux de Gstaad rewarded Jean-Paul Gasparian with the Thierry Shertz Prize in 2020. This prize gives a young artist the opportunity of recording a cd with an orchestra and produced by Claves Records.
Alongside the Associate-Artist Les Ombres, Théotime Langlois de Swarte - resident artist of the foundation with The Consort - continues his exploration of the violin repertory of the early eighteenth century. In this programme, he highlights the links between three leading composers for the instrument: Vivaldi, father of the violin concerto, Locatelli and Leclair.
