«The Times They Are A-Changin'» – Trans-Classics VIII
Today's Music
Sunday, 4 August 2024
6 pm, Rougemont Church
During her youth, Lea Desandre was an absolute ‘superfan’ of Natalie Dessay. It was through Dessay that the soprano unravelled the mysteries of opera. Trained by Sara Mingardo in Venice and part of “Le Jardin des Voix”, an ensemble founded by William Christie, Lea Desandre is now considered one of the most exceptional voices of the new Baroque generation. Teaming up with Thomas Dunford and the Ensemble Jupiter, the soprano is set to enchant Rougemont. In 2019, this same lineup delivered a remarkable Vivaldi album with the Alpha label. Thomas Dunford, born in Paris to parents both skilled in the viola da gamba, received his studies at the CNSM in Paris and the Schola Cantorum in Basel under Hopkinson Smith. In their current programme, Dowland and Purcell meet Bob Dylan and The Beatles – iconic pieces that capture a vibrant British music scene alongside contemporary tunes that echo far beyond the Thames!
Avec le généreux soutien de la Loterie Romande
Lea Desandre, Mezzo-Soprano
Ensemble Jupiter (Paris)
Thomas Dunford, Lute, Violin & Direction
| John Dowland (1563-1626) | |
| “Come again” from “First Book of Songs or Ayres” | |
| “Semper Dowland, semper dolens” from “Lachrimae, or Seven tears” | |
| “Go crystal tears” from “First Book of Songs or Ayres” | |
| “Frog galliard” | |
| “Now, o now, I needs must part” from “First Book of Songs or Ayres” | |
| “Lachrimae antiquae” from “Lachrimae, or Seven tears” | |
| “Sorrow, stay” from “Second Book of Ayres” | |
| “The Earl of Essex galliard” from “Lachrimae, or Seven tears” | |
| “Flow, my tears” from “Lachrimae Antiquae” | |
| “King of Denmark’s Galliard” from “Lachrimae, or Seven tears” | |
| “Can she excuse my wrongs?” from “First Book of Songs or Ayres” | |
| Doug Balliett (1983) & Thomas Dunford (1988) | |
| “That's so you” | |
| The Beatles | |
| “Something” | |
| Henry Purcell (1659-1695) | |
| “If love's a sweet passion” from the opera “The Fairy Queen” | |
| “Strike the viol” from the collection of songs “Orpheus Britannicus” | |
| “O solitude, my sweetest choice” | |
| “An evening hymn” | |
| Chaconne from the opera “The Fairy Queen” | |
| “O let me weep” from the opera “The Fairy Queen” | |
| “Now the night is chased away” from the opera “The Fairy Queen” | |
| Bob Dylan (1941) | |
| “The times they are a-changin'” | |
| Henry Purcell (1659-1695) | |
| Overture to the opera “Dido and Aeneas” | |
| “Ah Belinda” from the opera “Dido and Aeneas” | |
| “The Witche’s dance” from the opera “Dido and Aeneas” | |
| “When I am laid in earth” from the opera “Dido and Aeneas” | |
| 80' | |
| CHF 85/60/40 |
