What you’ll hear and see
The music
- Jean-Philippe Rameau Quam dilecta tabernacula
- Jean-Joseph Cassanéa de Mondonville Dominus regnavit In exitu Israel
- Jean-Philippe Rameau In convertendo Dominus BIs: Kyrie eleison (Messe de Requiem sur des thèmes de Castor et Pollux) Bis: Quatuor «O amor, fons vivus»
- Jean-Joseph Cassanéa de Mondonville Bis: In exitu Israel:«Mare vidit», «Jordanis, conversus est»
The artists
- Les Arts Florissants
- William Christie conductor
- Song Hee Lee dessus
- Emmanuelle de Negri dessus
- Bastien Rimondi haute-contre
- Constantin Goubet taille
- Ben Kazez basse-taille
- Lisandro Abadie bass
Lost music, rescued from the archives.
For over four decades, William Christie and Les Arts Florissants have been pulling forgotten masterpieces out of library archives and putting them back where they belong – on stage. This programme features four grand motets by Jean-Philippe Rameau and Jean-Joseph Cassanéa de Mondonville: lavish sacred works originally written for the French royal court, full of drama, colour and sheer spectacle. Think of them as the blockbusters of their day. There’s no better introduction to French Baroque music!Tickets
- Premium 82 €
- Cat. I 66 €
- Cat. II 46 €
- Cat. III 30 €
Kulturpass welcome
Details
- Date Sunday 04.10.26
- Time 19:30
- Duration 120’ including a break
- Room Grand Auditorium
- Subscription Voyage dans le temps
Experience the concert as a part of the subscription: Voyage dans le temps
How about travelling back in time with music?
As part of our video series featuring this season's artists in residence at the Philharmonie, we had an insightful conversation with conductor and harpsichordist William Christie. Join us as we discuss the perks of a residency, the unique challenges of conducting an orchestra while simultaneously playing the harpsichord, the process of collaborating with the Luxembourg Philharmonic, and the formation of the now-iconic ensemble Les Arts Florissants.
