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The Duty of the First Commandment
After a triumphant tour across Europe, Mozart, at just 10 years old, composes The Duty of the First Commandment. This libretto, highlighting virtue in the face of temptation, stands out for its impeccable vocal writing and intense orchestration. This rare work already reveals the talent of the young Austrian genius !
Monteverdi - Vespro Della Madonna
At the end of his life, Monteverdi gathered all of his works to guide musicians during religious services. This composer, who shaped sacred music for nearly a century, is now celebrated by Vincent Dumestre and Le Poème Harmonique, who have created a program for him that resonates like his musical testament.
In 1607, Louis XIII discovered Versailles with his father, Henry IV, and began constructing a hunting lodge there in 1623. Jean-Baptiste Nicolas envisioned a religious ceremony to mark this occasion, featuring the Grand Mass of Formé, motets, resounding fanfares, and choirs for a grand musical celebration.
Suites à la mémoire d'un poète
The timeless music of 17th-century theorbo master Robert de Visée still captivates audiences today, while enthusiasts like Thibaut Roussel delve into the mysteries of his life. Their performances transport listeners straight into the lively, elegant soirées of Louis XIV's court.
Bach's St. John Passion, composed in 1724, is a grand and moving masterpiece that continues to captivate audiences with its profound humanity. To celebrate its 300th anniversary, the Royal Opera Orchestra, conducted by Gaétan Jarry, along with the prestigious Tölzer Knabenchor, renowned for its excellence in sacred music, will perform this magnificent work.
Deux divertissements pour Louis XV
Grand overtures, triumphant dances and choruses, and splendid narratives: these entertainments joyfully celebrate the marriage of Louis XV and the birth of his son. Alexis Kossenko brings these musical evenings of yesteryear back to life and irresistibly invites us to the celebration!
Arnaud De Pasquale dives into the complex world of Mozart and the vibrant musical scene of 1770s Paris. At 22, disappointed by the Parisian audience, the Austrian composer expresses his disillusionment through his sonatas for fortepiano.
Forqueray - Intégrale des pièces de viole
Immerse yourself in the impetuous world of the Forquerays, the famous family of 18th-century violinists, with Myriam Rignol's vibrant tribute to them.
Lully's sumptuous Te Deum and the dazzling Exaudiat Te Dominus are featured in this 4th and final volume of the complete Grands Motets de Lully by Stéphane Fuget and Les Épopées, to the glory of God and the King!
The French organ is in the spotlight ! Discover organ music under Napoleon and the Restoration through a collection dedicated to Christmas time. Here, Quentin Guérillot pays tribute to these masterpieces of virtuosity.
Symphonic and patriotic music, Gloire Immortelle is a tribute to France, glorifying the triumph of the Republic and its armies. (Re)discover the most emblematic opera arias and military marches, including La Marseillaise, the source of this musical revolution!
Handel's Messiah is a huge success! A work of genius synonymous with hope and exaltation, it remains today a monument of sacred music.
LE QUATTRO STAGIONI - ANTONIO VIVALDI
An essential masterpiece of the Baroque repertoire, The Four Seasons of Vivaldi was a triumphant success throughout Europe and continues to spread its influence around the world. A true hymn to nature, let yourself be carried away by this highly original work!
Let yourself be carried away by this incredible work by Georg Muffat, performed in the acoustical setting of the Royal Chapel of the Château de Versailles.
Fantaisies Champêtres, six concertos and Divertissement Champêtre by Naudot, conducted by Alexis Kossenko.
Les Chemins de Bach : Un Concert à Lübeck
Free accessThis concert recounts the prodigious journey that the young Bach undertook to meet the most fascinating musician of his time: Dietrich Buxtehude. Immerse yourself in his journey to Lübeck and explore the music of the great German composers of the 18th century.
The Mass of the Dead by Jean Gilles, a renowned composition, echoes through the ages during concerts and prestigious funerals. Over the centuries, this masterpiece has become a symbol of the grandeur of French sacred music from the Grand Siècle.
Couperin - Les Concerts Royaux
Louis XIV loved music and was particularly fond of François Couperin's private concerts. Patrick Cohën-Akenine and the Folies françoises have succeeded in reviving this musical magic of the Grand Siècle era with unrivalled splendour.
Rediscover the magnificence of Versailles in music with Stéphane Fuget and an assembly of virtuosos, performing Lully's Grands Motets. These exceptional masterpieces are a vibrant ode to the great glory of Louis XIV.
The Duty of the First Commandment
After a triumphant tour across Europe, Mozart, at just 10 years old, composes The Duty of the First Commandment. This libretto, highlighting virtue in the face of temptation, stands out for its impeccable vocal writing and intense orchestration. This rare work already reveals the talent of the young Austrian genius !
Monteverdi - Vespro Della Madonna
At the end of his life, Monteverdi gathered all of his works to guide musicians during religious services. This composer, who shaped sacred music for nearly a century, is now celebrated by Vincent Dumestre and Le Poème Harmonique, who have created a program for him that resonates like his musical testament.
In 1607, Louis XIII discovered Versailles with his father, Henry IV, and began constructing a hunting lodge there in 1623. Jean-Baptiste Nicolas envisioned a religious ceremony to mark this occasion, featuring the Grand Mass of Formé, motets, resounding fanfares, and choirs for a grand musical celebration.
Suites à la mémoire d'un poète
The timeless music of 17th-century theorbo master Robert de Visée still captivates audiences today, while enthusiasts like Thibaut Roussel delve into the mysteries of his life. Their performances transport listeners straight into the lively, elegant soirées of Louis XIV's court.
Bach's St. John Passion, composed in 1724, is a grand and moving masterpiece that continues to captivate audiences with its profound humanity. To celebrate its 300th anniversary, the Royal Opera Orchestra, conducted by Gaétan Jarry, along with the prestigious Tölzer Knabenchor, renowned for its excellence in sacred music, will perform this magnificent work.
Deux divertissements pour Louis XV
Grand overtures, triumphant dances and choruses, and splendid narratives: these entertainments joyfully celebrate the marriage of Louis XV and the birth of his son. Alexis Kossenko brings these musical evenings of yesteryear back to life and irresistibly invites us to the celebration!
Arnaud De Pasquale dives into the complex world of Mozart and the vibrant musical scene of 1770s Paris. At 22, disappointed by the Parisian audience, the Austrian composer expresses his disillusionment through his sonatas for fortepiano.
Forqueray - Intégrale des pièces de viole
Immerse yourself in the impetuous world of the Forquerays, the famous family of 18th-century violinists, with Myriam Rignol's vibrant tribute to them.
Lully's sumptuous Te Deum and the dazzling Exaudiat Te Dominus are featured in this 4th and final volume of the complete Grands Motets de Lully by Stéphane Fuget and Les Épopées, to the glory of God and the King!
The French organ is in the spotlight ! Discover organ music under Napoleon and the Restoration through a collection dedicated to Christmas time. Here, Quentin Guérillot pays tribute to these masterpieces of virtuosity.
Symphonic and patriotic music, Gloire Immortelle is a tribute to France, glorifying the triumph of the Republic and its armies. (Re)discover the most emblematic opera arias and military marches, including La Marseillaise, the source of this musical revolution!
Handel's Messiah is a huge success! A work of genius synonymous with hope and exaltation, it remains today a monument of sacred music.
LE QUATTRO STAGIONI - ANTONIO VIVALDI
An essential masterpiece of the Baroque repertoire, The Four Seasons of Vivaldi was a triumphant success throughout Europe and continues to spread its influence around the world. A true hymn to nature, let yourself be carried away by this highly original work!
Let yourself be carried away by this incredible work by Georg Muffat, performed in the acoustical setting of the Royal Chapel of the Château de Versailles.
Fantaisies Champêtres, six concertos and Divertissement Champêtre by Naudot, conducted by Alexis Kossenko.
Les Chemins de Bach : Un Concert à Lübeck
Free accessThis concert recounts the prodigious journey that the young Bach undertook to meet the most fascinating musician of his time: Dietrich Buxtehude. Immerse yourself in his journey to Lübeck and explore the music of the great German composers of the 18th century.
The Mass of the Dead by Jean Gilles, a renowned composition, echoes through the ages during concerts and prestigious funerals. Over the centuries, this masterpiece has become a symbol of the grandeur of French sacred music from the Grand Siècle.
Couperin - Les Concerts Royaux
Louis XIV loved music and was particularly fond of François Couperin's private concerts. Patrick Cohën-Akenine and the Folies françoises have succeeded in reviving this musical magic of the Grand Siècle era with unrivalled splendour.
Rediscover the magnificence of Versailles in music with Stéphane Fuget and an assembly of virtuosos, performing Lully's Grands Motets. These exceptional masterpieces are a vibrant ode to the great glory of Louis XIV.