D’or et de lumière - Or Vezahav - Music for celebrations
XVIII-21 Le Baroque Nomade
Jean-Christophe Frisch - Flutes and direction
Cyrille Gerstenhaber - Soprane, viola da gamba, castanets, crota
Isabelle Schmitt : Mezzo, viola da gamba
Sharman Plesner : Violin, alto
Andreas Linos : Viola da gamba
Rémi Cassaigne : Theorb, Renaissance guitar
Romain Falik : Baroque guitar , theorb, oud
Pierre Rigopoulos : Zarb, daf, rek
Jewish music travels through time and space, all around the Mediterranean Sea and the Jewish holidays, from Rosh Hachana to Purim. It also passes from one style to another, from Hebraic baroque music to Judeo-Spanish romances, from lively rhythms to melancolic melodies. Thanks to a great variety of instruments, theorbs, baroque guitars, colascione, viola da terra, viola da gamba, flutes and many percussions, each color is revealed. With its humanist and pioneer approach, XVIII-21 Le Baroque Nomade performs this repertoire in a very sensitive way, full of improvisations, contrasts, and showing all the influences that Jewish music carries.
XVIII-21 Le Baroque Nomade explores since more than 20 years the historic and cultural connexions in the European Baroque repertoire and the musical traditions from elsewhere.
Jean Christophe Frisch and his ensemble takes us one more time on a journey through history and world cultures.
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Avinu Malkenu
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Aria Allegro (la Clemenza)
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Pesrev neveser
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Traditionnel ladino: Coplas de Purim
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’Had Gadia
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