Récital avec Ian Bostridge (Recital with Ian Bostridge)
Ian Bostridge tenor
Les Talens Lyriques
Gilone Gaubert violin Marco Kerschbaumer violin Emmanuel Jacques Cello Christophe Rousset harpsichord et conductor
Programme
Michel Lambert (ca 1610-1696) Airs de cour
“Ombre de mon amant“ (1689) “D’un feu secret je me sens consumer“ (1660) “Ma bergère est tendre et fidèle“ (1689) “Rochers vous êtes sourds“ (ca 1692)
Arcangelo Corelli (1653-1713)
Sonate d’église en trio op. 3, n° 11, en sol mineur (1689) Ciacona, Sonate de chambre en trio op. 2, n° 12, en sol majeur (1685)
Henry Purcell (1659-1695) Orpheus Britannicus (éd. 1698 et 1702), extraits
Celia has a thousand charms, Z 609 “From Rosie Bowr’s“, extrait de Don Quixote, Z 578 “Sweeter than roses“, extrait de Pausanius, the Betrayer of his country, Z 585 “Music for a while“, extrait d’Œdipus, Z 583 “The bashful Thames“, verset extrait du Yorkshire Feast Song, Z. 333
Georg Friedrich Händel (ca 1685-1659)
Sonate en trio op. 2 n° 1, en si mineur, HWV 386b (1733) Clori, mia bella Clori, HWV 92, cantate (1707-1708 ?)
“Ian Bostridge is one of the great performers of our time, a magnificent, exciting singer. In this programme I wanted to present some airs de cour by the French composer Michel Lambert, together with pieces from Henry Purcell’s Orpheus Britannicus and a cantata by Handel – two English composers that Ian has championed so well with us. An intimate recital, poetry set to music, in which the text is all-important and the music speaks quietly, as if personally, to the listener.”
Christophe Rousset
