Name: Sogno di una notte veneziana
Start: 2023-12-15T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2023-12-18T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Théatre Kléber-Méleau

Organization

Admin

Cappella Mediterranea

Soprano

Mariana Flores

Instrumentalist

Leonardo García Alarcón

Harpsichord

Quito Gato

Guitar

Sogno di una notte veneziana

Renens

Switzerland

Théatre Kléber-Méleau

Sogno di una notte veneziana: Concert Various

Public

Concert

Sagar Haldar

Approved

Che si può fare – Barbara Strozzi


Extrait du concert “Le donne di Cavalli” interprété par la soprano Mariana Flores, le chef d’orchestre et claveciniste Leonardo García Alarcón et l’ensemble Cappella Mediterranea au Festival de Sablé 2020.


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Distribution : 

LA CAPPELLA MEDITERRANEA
Leonardo García Alarcón, clavecin, orgue et direction
Rodrigo Calveyra, flûte et cornet
Marie Bournisien, harpe
Margaux Blanchard, viole de gambe
Monica Pustilnik, archiluth et guitare
Quito Gato, theorbe, guitare and tambour
Avec Mariana Flores, soprano

réalisé par Julien Condemine
produit par Cinétévé

Sogno di una notte veneziana reinvents the world through songs of suffering, heartache, surrender and death. A musical foray into the world of dreams.
“Cavalli’s Sinfonia de la Notte gives the instrumentalists the opportunity to display their musical complicity under the watchful eye of Leonardo García Alarcón, who sits behind his harpsichord. Soprano Mariana Flores continued to bring her theatrical flair to the stage with Claudio Monteverdi’s Voglio di vita uscir . Her supple, beautiful vocals won over the audience. The concert concluded with Barbara Strozzi’s Che si puo fare . In this piece, voice and instruments alternate, providing room for Flores to showcase her expressive gestures. Fascinating!”

Jean-Noël Démard for Resmusica

DREAMING IN MUSIC
Cappella Mediterranea, directed by Leonardo García Alarcón, transports us to this magical universe in “Dream of a Venetian Night”.

“Opera emerged as a musical genre when composers like Giulio Caccini began to sing and accompany themselves. This concert gives us the opportunity to pay tribute to these composers who were at the origins of opera. The audience will be invited to take a journey to Venice, where the world’s first public theatre opened in 1637. This programme also features the music of composer-singer Barbara Strozzi, who was a pupil of Francesco Cavalli and published her own works.” Leonardo García Alarcón

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