French and italian baroque music - Folle Journée de Nantes - ARTE Concert

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Grâce à huit musiciens, le public de la Folle Journée de Nantes se voit transporté au XVIIème siècle. Commençant en France et se terminant en Italie, ce voyage en ère baroque s’intéresse aux "récits", forme née à la fin du siècle précédent.

La première partie de ce concert est consacrée à la musique baroque française. Portée par Salomé Gasselin et Corinna Metz à la viole de gambe, Jonathan Zehnder au théorbe et Emmanuel Arakelian à l’orgue, elle donne en effet à entendre des compositions de Louis Couperin, Jacques Boyvin ou encore Louis de Caix d'Hervelois.

D‘Antonio Vivaldi à Giulio de Ruvo en passant par Giulio Taglietti, le second volet du programme nous fait basculer de l’autre côté des Alpes. Un voyage en Italie permis par Hanna Salzenstein au violoncelle baroque, Thibaut Roussel au théorbe, Alberic Boullenois à la basse d’archet et Justin Taylor au clavecin.

Filmé le 2 février 2024 à la Folle Journée de Nantes.

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[elisabethgalliano]

Ce que j'apprécie beaucoup, c'est que ce sont de jeunes musiciens. La relève est là.

[juliomateus]

Not hindered by the appallingly rude and ignorant audience (specially in the Italian half) these virtuosos deliver a superb performance of the highest quality. Here is the break down
Jacques Boyvin (c.1649 –1706)
00:00 Récit Grave
Monsieur de Sainte Colombe
02:35 Prélude Le Craintif
Louis Marchand
05:40 Recit
Ennemond Gaultier
08:18 Sarabande de Mésangeau
Pierre du Mage
10:10 Basse de trompette
Robert de Visée
12:45 Allemande
Louis de Caix d’Hervelois (1677-1759)
18:10 Plainte
Louis Couperin
22:19 La Piémontoise
Louis Couperin
24:10 Sarabande de Mons. Couperin
Jacques Gallot
26:55 Les Castagnettes
Italians
Arcangelo Corelli
29:30 Sonare pour violon et violoncelle, extrait
Benedetto Marcello
33:40 Sonata VII pour clavecin, Adagio
Gaspare Garavaglia
34:50 Sonata pour violoncello et bass continue
Giuseppe Maria dall’ Abaco
42:25 Caprice I pour violoncelle seul
Antonio Vivaldi (1678
46:30 Sonate pour violoncello et basse continue RV 40
Giulio Taglietti
55:50 Aria da suonare XIX
58:24 Giulio de Ruvo
Tarentella

[annatrzpis]

Que belle musique! Extraoridinaire concert! Il est ètonnant de voir à quel point la musique baroque rèflete Leś angoisses et les humeurs de Notre èpoque!

[staffanolofsson]

About the audience: a bunch of young kids in it. I love their behavior, applause in the wrong place, they have never been at a consert like this, they want to give their appreciation, and maybe it is on a wrong moment. Anyway, they like this music, it is obvious. And the musicians seems to accept their behavior. So are we to judge this behavior? No, I think not. Let the music flow and look at what reactions it brings.

[mitcharbiter]

Gorgeous music. The expressions on the faces of the musicians is a perfect reflection of the music they are playing.... wonderful!!!

[staffanolofsson]

I find this music so beautiful and so comforting, with the Viola da Gambas and the Theorb and the Chembalo and the Cello. Thank you for giving me one hour of spiritual refreshment!

[renaldtremblay]

Magnifique concert! Merci pour toutes belles trouvailles!

[shin-i-chikozima]

Just listening to this wonderful and graceful performance makes I forget about the trouble and annoyances of this trasient world

[Wazkaty]

Merci, merci beaucoup d'avoir enregistré cette représentation ! Magnifique !

[tacitozetticci]

Wow that instrument is actually singing. I can clearly hear it pronounce "aah" and it's also quite breathy, I'd never heard such timbre before.
Gorgeous concert by the way. May the beauty sparked from our homelands echo all the way to the end of times.

From Italy

[bothcarmen]

VERY NICE! HAPPY SPRING & GOD BLESS YOU ALL! 🙏❤️🕊️😘🌹🌹🌹💕🌟

[leonidt]

That was an outstanding performance, thanks. Je pense que je suis tombé un peu amoureux d'Hannah:)

[staffanolofsson]

After listening to this a couple of times I find Hanna Salzenstein the great star in this. Plus all the other stars.

[neverpaladino]

Am I the only who votes for kick out of the concert people who dont respect live music? Couch or even fkn talking!!? Jeeesss!!
Such an incredible performance and non respect from the audience, wtf this world.

[atestan]

French baroque (most of the time) is something very strange for me, hearing it for 15-30 mins is pure magic, it is a very intimate experience... but after a certain point it always gets not just simply boring, but even annoying to the ear.

[Anthropropos]

Tolle Musik. Kamera und Schnitt üben wir nochmal. Kranke gehören ins Bett nicht ins Konzert.

[charlesderastouil]

ARTE Concert, cela change de ARTE Propagande, ARTE Pensée Unique, ARTE Woke, etc.

[lopezbetanzos]

Buenísimo, pero debieron sacar de la sala a la persona que tosía y tosía durante todo el recital; qué manera de arruinarle el concierto a todos los presentes.

[davidlee]

A zillion times superior to Taylor Swift.

[lisamcallister]

The woman with the cello is having a fit. Her face. I urge you to listen but not look at the grimaces on their faces. We were not allowed to look like we were passing a kidney stone.