Lully
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Lully - Armide
Armide was Lully and Quinault's last lyric tragedy, and is considered their greatest dramatic achievement. Vincent Dumestre conducts this spellbinding masterpiece, buoyed by Stéphanie d'Oustrac's masterful interpretation.
LULLY - TE DEUM
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!
LULLY - ATYS
Atys, a lyrical masterpiece of the Grand Siècle, intertwines love and tragedy, acclaimed by Louis XIV himself. Lully's virtuoso notes enhance Quinault's dazzling text, offering an enchanting reinterpretation under the passionate direction of Christophe Rousset.
Lully - Benedictus
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.
Héroïnes - French cantatas
From the enchanting Armide to the valiant Clorinda, Camille Delaforge invites us to explore the great musical epics of the 17th and 18th centuries. French cantatas and lyric tragedies celebrate these powerful and fascinating female heroines.
Atys - Lully
Leonardo García Alarcón's musical fire and Angelin Preljocaj's choreographic splendour come together in this new production of Lully's Atys.
Lully - Psyché
Christophe Rousset and Les Talens Lyriques give new life to this lyrical tragedy by Lully, packed with twists and turns, and filled with splendour!
Les Noces Royales de Louis XIV - A Royal Wedding
Les Noces Royales de Louis XIV - A Royal Wedding
The wedding of Louis XIV and Maria Theresa of Austria was the event of the century! Vincent Dumestre and Le Poème Harmonique imagine the rich musical programme that accompanied the festivities, closely linked to the treaty of the Pyrenees, a promise of peace in Europe.
Les Caractères de la Danse
Minuets, passepieds, irresistible chaconnes... Reinhard Goebel and the Orchestre de l'Opéra Royal invite their audience to follow the dancing steps of the Versailles court of the 17th and 18th centuries!
Lully - Miserere
Miserere, Quare fremuerunt gentes, Jubilate Deo... here are three grand motets by Lully that are clearly influenced by the key events of their time! Performed sublimely by Les Epopées, under the direction of Stéphane Fuget, they take us to the heart of events and moments of the court's life.
Versailles · Westminster
Set off on a musical journey between two centres of power in 17th-century Europe, Versailles and Westminster! Through these pieces, Constance Taillard highlights the desire of the English monarchs, cousins of Louis XIV, to recreate Versailles' artistic model.
Molière & Lully - Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme - Musical pieces
Molière & Lully - Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme - Musical pieces
When the first notes of the new comédie-ballet, Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme, the fruit of Lully's and Molière's genius, sounded on 14 October 1670, no one could have imagined it would reach such a posterity - four centuries later, the same lightness, vigour and ingenuity still make us laugh!
Grands Motets de Lully - Les Epopées - Stéphane Fuget
Grands Motets de Lully - Les Epopées - Stéphane Fuget
Free accessThe great composer Jean-Baptiste Lully deployed all his musical science in his grand motets to express intense emotion. Les Epopées give a sparkling version of this music, with rich and abundant ornamentation, echoing the sun's play on Versailles's windows, mirrors and gilt.
Lully - Grands motets - Leonardo Garcia Alarcon
Lully - Grands motets - Leonardo Garcia Alarcon
Duration: 1h29Free access
With his Te Deum the King’s Music Superintendent signed a remarkable score and set the style of this “official genre” for a century. Leonardo García Alarcón gives a deeply shimmering vision of this major composition, which will be combined with the Dies Irae and the De Profundis, with the grandeur and accuracy which are his signature.
Molière & Lully - Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme - Denis Podalydès
Molière & Lully - Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme - Denis Podalydès
Duration: 2h45Free access
The Bourgeois Gentilhomme is the sparkling result of the alliance of the geniuses of Molière and Lully. Of all his masters, Monsieur Jourdain will only obtain a Mamamouchi ceremony! Molière is served here by the direction of Denis Podalydès, and Lully by Christophe Coin and his Ensemble Baroque de Limoges, for a work whose comic force has not aged a bit.
Lully - Cadmus & Hermione
A love that nothing can stop, that the sole human will manages to fulfill, bending the will of the Gods. For the first French opera, the story of Cadmus and Hermione could not have been better chosen; since then, the bond between the French public and tragédie lyrique has been a love story.
Lully - Dies Irae
Dies Irae and De profundis are the very reflection of what faith was like in the time of Louis XIV, that is an inner drama and a public expressiveness. Do not restrain your tears! Do not limit the grandeur! But, like Lully, celebrate God... and the King, with vigor and zeal!
Le Coucher du Roi
One evening in January 1713, the night is approaching... Louis XIV finally frees himself from the mundanities and retires in the company of his close friends and his faithful musicians. The first moment of intimacy for the Great King, it is dedicated to music: Thibaut Roussel has brought together the best performers of the French Baroque repertoire to give us, as if in a waking dream, the music...
Lully & Molière - George Dandin and la Grotte de Versailles
Lully & Molière - George Dandin and la Grotte de Versailles
Relive the beginnings of theater and opera at Versailles through these two entertaining works, reflections of the King's youth and of the captivating lightheartedness prevailing at the Court, delightfully performed by the Marguerite Louise Ensemble.
Lully - Phaéton
A celebration of the marvellous and of illusion, a prerogative of the Baroque, this re-creation of Lully's opera, dedicated to the son of the Sun, by Vincent Dumestre and Benjamin Lazar, enchants us with its assumed grandiloquence and its original phrasing restored, en bon françois!
Lully - Armide
Armide was Lully and Quinault's last lyric tragedy, and is considered their greatest dramatic achievement. Vincent Dumestre conducts this spellbinding masterpiece, buoyed by Stéphanie d'Oustrac's masterful interpretation.
LULLY - TE DEUM
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!
LULLY - ATYS
Atys, a lyrical masterpiece of the Grand Siècle, intertwines love and tragedy, acclaimed by Louis XIV himself. Lully's virtuoso notes enhance Quinault's dazzling text, offering an enchanting reinterpretation under the passionate direction of Christophe Rousset.
Lully - Benedictus
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.
Héroïnes - French cantatas
From the enchanting Armide to the valiant Clorinda, Camille Delaforge invites us to explore the great musical epics of the 17th and 18th centuries. French cantatas and lyric tragedies celebrate these powerful and fascinating female heroines.
Atys - Lully
Leonardo García Alarcón's musical fire and Angelin Preljocaj's choreographic splendour come together in this new production of Lully's Atys.
Lully - Psyché
Christophe Rousset and Les Talens Lyriques give new life to this lyrical tragedy by Lully, packed with twists and turns, and filled with splendour!
Les Noces Royales de Louis XIV - A Royal Wedding
Les Noces Royales de Louis XIV - A Royal Wedding
The wedding of Louis XIV and Maria Theresa of Austria was the event of the century! Vincent Dumestre and Le Poème Harmonique imagine the rich musical programme that accompanied the festivities, closely linked to the treaty of the Pyrenees, a promise of peace in Europe.
Les Caractères de la Danse
Minuets, passepieds, irresistible chaconnes... Reinhard Goebel and the Orchestre de l'Opéra Royal invite their audience to follow the dancing steps of the Versailles court of the 17th and 18th centuries!
Lully - Miserere
Miserere, Quare fremuerunt gentes, Jubilate Deo... here are three grand motets by Lully that are clearly influenced by the key events of their time! Performed sublimely by Les Epopées, under the direction of Stéphane Fuget, they take us to the heart of events and moments of the court's life.
Versailles · Westminster
Set off on a musical journey between two centres of power in 17th-century Europe, Versailles and Westminster! Through these pieces, Constance Taillard highlights the desire of the English monarchs, cousins of Louis XIV, to recreate Versailles' artistic model.
Molière & Lully - Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme - Musical pieces
Molière & Lully - Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme - Musical pieces
When the first notes of the new comédie-ballet, Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme, the fruit of Lully's and Molière's genius, sounded on 14 October 1670, no one could have imagined it would reach such a posterity - four centuries later, the same lightness, vigour and ingenuity still make us laugh!
Grands Motets de Lully - Les Epopées - Stéphane Fuget
Grands Motets de Lully - Les Epopées - Stéphane Fuget
Free accessThe great composer Jean-Baptiste Lully deployed all his musical science in his grand motets to express intense emotion. Les Epopées give a sparkling version of this music, with rich and abundant ornamentation, echoing the sun's play on Versailles's windows, mirrors and gilt.
Lully - Grands motets - Leonardo Garcia Alarcon
Lully - Grands motets - Leonardo Garcia Alarcon
Duration: 1h29Free access
With his Te Deum the King’s Music Superintendent signed a remarkable score and set the style of this “official genre” for a century. Leonardo García Alarcón gives a deeply shimmering vision of this major composition, which will be combined with the Dies Irae and the De Profundis, with the grandeur and accuracy which are his signature.
Molière & Lully - Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme - Denis Podalydès
Molière & Lully - Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme - Denis Podalydès
Duration: 2h45Free access
The Bourgeois Gentilhomme is the sparkling result of the alliance of the geniuses of Molière and Lully. Of all his masters, Monsieur Jourdain will only obtain a Mamamouchi ceremony! Molière is served here by the direction of Denis Podalydès, and Lully by Christophe Coin and his Ensemble Baroque de Limoges, for a work whose comic force has not aged a bit.
Lully - Cadmus & Hermione
A love that nothing can stop, that the sole human will manages to fulfill, bending the will of the Gods. For the first French opera, the story of Cadmus and Hermione could not have been better chosen; since then, the bond between the French public and tragédie lyrique has been a love story.
Lully - Dies Irae
Dies Irae and De profundis are the very reflection of what faith was like in the time of Louis XIV, that is an inner drama and a public expressiveness. Do not restrain your tears! Do not limit the grandeur! But, like Lully, celebrate God... and the King, with vigor and zeal!
Le Coucher du Roi
One evening in January 1713, the night is approaching... Louis XIV finally frees himself from the mundanities and retires in the company of his close friends and his faithful musicians. The first moment of intimacy for the Great King, it is dedicated to music: Thibaut Roussel has brought together the best performers of the French Baroque repertoire to give us, as if in a waking dream, the music...
Lully & Molière - George Dandin and la Grotte de Versailles
Lully & Molière - George Dandin and la Grotte de Versailles
Relive the beginnings of theater and opera at Versailles through these two entertaining works, reflections of the King's youth and of the captivating lightheartedness prevailing at the Court, delightfully performed by the Marguerite Louise Ensemble.
Lully - Phaéton
A celebration of the marvellous and of illusion, a prerogative of the Baroque, this re-creation of Lully's opera, dedicated to the son of the Sun, by Vincent Dumestre and Benjamin Lazar, enchants us with its assumed grandiloquence and its original phrasing restored, en bon françois!
