Featuring:
Pohle
Herr, wenn ich dich nur habe
Peranda
O Jesu mi dulcissime
Johann Christoph Bach
Ach, daβ ich Wasser’s g’nug hätte
Albrici
Cogita, O homo
Ritter
Salve mi puerule
Tunder
Ack Herre, låt dina helga änglar
Knüpfer
Suite de danses – Allemande, Courante, Ballet, Sarabande
Krieger
I frid vill jag nu fara
Fischer
Das klagende Schweden-Reich
Tunder
Jubilate et exultate, vivat rex Carolus
What music accompanied the life of the Swedish royal court during the reign of Charles XI in the 17th century? Ensemble Correspondances, one of France’s most renowned early music formations, brings the rarely heard treasures of Scandinavian Baroque to Budapest for the first time. Works preserved from the Gustav Düben collection – pieces by Tunder, Albrici, Johann Christoph Bach, Krieger and other masters – reveal an exciting, diverse musical world that saw international influences converge on Stockholm. The soloist for this concert is the mezzo-soprano Lucile Richardot, recipient of the prestigious Victoires de la Musique Classique award for female opera singer of the year, whose “sparkling” voice is a worthy foil to the intimate and richly nuanced performances of Sébastien Daucé and his ensemble. An evening that promises to conjure up the mysterious light of the Scandinavian sky at the Early Music Festival.
Presented by: Müpa Budapest
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