Blamont: Les Fêtes grecques et romaines

La Chapelle Harmonique;
Tournet, Valentin

CVS 141

Hélène Carpentier; Marie-Claude Chappuis; Gwendoline Blondeel; Cécile Achille; David Witczak; Cyrille Dubois

Les Fêtes grecques et romaines, Colin de Blamont's first opera, was a resounding success from the moment it premiered in 1723. A synthesis between the nobility of the tragédie lyrique created by Lully and the more playful tone, with its choreographed divertissements, of the opéra-ballet created by Campra, its libretto brings to life the best-known festivals of ancient History. The eloquent Alcibiades distinguishes himself at the Olympic Games, Mark Antony and Cleopatra celebrate the intoxicating Bacchanalia, and the poet Tibullus passionately courts his beloved Delia at the Saturnalia... Valentin Tournet helps us rediscover this masterpiece of the Age of Enlightenment, which for far too long has been overshadowed by its famous contemporaries.

CD x 2

Muzyka klasyczna

Château de Versailles Spectacles

04-06-2024

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