Les Arts Florissants & William Christie - Montéclair: La Mort de Didon - Cantates (2016)
BAND/ARTIST: Les Arts Florissants & William Christie
- Title: Montéclair: La Mort de Didon - Cantates
- Year Of Release: 2016
- Label: harmonia mundi
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: flac lossless +Booklet
- Total Time: 01:15:36
- Total Size: 298 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
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01. La Mort de Didon pour soprano, violon, flûte et basse continue (6e cantate, Livre I)
02. Il Dispetto in Amore pour contre-ténor et basse continue (7e cantate, Livre II)
03. Le Triomphe de l'Amour pour ténor et basse continue (3e cantate, Livre II)
04. Morte di Lucretia pour soprano, deux violons et basse continue (9e cantate, Livre III)
05. Pyrame et Thisbé pour soprano, ténor, basse, violon, flûte et basse continue (6e cantate, Livre II)
"The French cantata had a brief, but vibrant life during the first three decades of the 18th century. Beginning with Morin's first book in 1706, there followed dozens of books of cantatas by a number of French composers. Clerambault,
Boismortier, Rameau and Monteclair all published cantatas during this period. Monteclair may by relatively unknown, but he was a composer of undoubted talent if judged by the works on this recording...If you like the French baroque, do yourself a favor and try to buy this recording. It is a high point in the art of the cantata, and in the musicianship of William Christie and his colleagues."
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01. La Mort de Didon pour soprano, violon, flûte et basse continue (6e cantate, Livre I)
02. Il Dispetto in Amore pour contre-ténor et basse continue (7e cantate, Livre II)
03. Le Triomphe de l'Amour pour ténor et basse continue (3e cantate, Livre II)
04. Morte di Lucretia pour soprano, deux violons et basse continue (9e cantate, Livre III)
05. Pyrame et Thisbé pour soprano, ténor, basse, violon, flûte et basse continue (6e cantate, Livre II)
"The French cantata had a brief, but vibrant life during the first three decades of the 18th century. Beginning with Morin's first book in 1706, there followed dozens of books of cantatas by a number of French composers. Clerambault,
Boismortier, Rameau and Monteclair all published cantatas during this period. Monteclair may by relatively unknown, but he was a composer of undoubted talent if judged by the works on this recording...If you like the French baroque, do yourself a favor and try to buy this recording. It is a high point in the art of the cantata, and in the musicianship of William Christie and his colleagues."
Year 2016 | Classical | FLAC / APE
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