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William Christie - Les Arts Florissants / Artist Portrait / Warner Music / Audio CD 2002

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William Christie - Les Arts Florissants / Artist Portrait / Warner Music / Audio CD 2002 

UPC 809274798527

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Les Arts Florissants - Vocal and instrumental ensemble dedicated to the performance of the baroque music on original instruments. Formed in 1979 by William Christie
 
Members:

Abigail Graham, Adrian Brand (2), Agnès Mellon, Alain Brumeau, Alain Gervreau, Alain Golven, Alain Petit (2), Alain Trétout, Alan Woodhouse, Alix Verzier, Andreas Scholl, Andrew Lawrence-King, Anha Bölkow, Anja Bölkow, Ann Monnington, Anne Cambier, Anne Crabbe-Pulcini, Anne Lelong, Anne Mopin, Anne Pichard, Anne Weber, Anne-Catherine Vinay, Anne-Marie Jacquin, Anne-Marie Lasla, Anne-Marie Tauzin, Antoine Ladrette, Antoine Sicot, Ariane Maurette, Ariette Kasbergen, Arlette Steyer, Armand Gavriilidès, Armand Gavrillidès, Arnaud Marzorati, Béatrice Malleret, Béatrice Martin (2), Benoît Thivel, Benoît Weeger, Bernadette Charbonnier, Bernard Delétré, Bernhardt Junghänel, Bertrand Chuberre, Bertrand Cuiller, Bertrand Dubois, Brian Feehan, Brigitte Crépin, Brigitte Pelote, Bruno Cocset, Bruno Croscet, Bruno Renhold, Bruno-Karl Boës, Caroline De Corbiac, Carys Lloyd Roberts, Cassandra Harvey, Catherine Bignalet, Catherine Dussaut, Catherine Girard, Cathy Missika, Cécile Le Bihan, Charles Toet, Charles Zebley, Christian Moreaux, Christiane Lagny-Detrez, Christine Angot (2), Christine Kyprie, Christophe Coin, Christophe Le Paludier, Christophe Mazeaud, Christophe Olive, Christophe Rousset, Christopher De Villiers, Claire Brua, Claire Michèle, Claude Wassmer, Clemens Nußbaumer, Crispin Ward, Cyril Auvity, Damien Guffroy, Damien Launay, Daniel Bonnardot, Daniel Cuiller, Daniel Spector (2), Daniel Taylor (3), Daniela Del Monaco, David Bowes, David Le Monnier, David Mings, David Simpson (2), Denis Léger-Milhau, Denis Maton, Deryck Huw Webb, Didier Rebuffet, Dirk Vermeulen, Dominique Favat, Dominique Visse, Donatienne Michel-Dansac, Donna Brown, Douglas Nasrawi, Edouard Audouy, Edouard Denoyelle, Elena Andreyev, Elisabeth Matiffa, Élisabeth Mattifa, Elizabeth Kenny, Emilia Benjamin, Emmanuel Balssa, Emmanuel Vigneron, Emmanuelle Gal, Eric Bellocq, Eric Guillermin, Eric Vignau, Erin Headley, Etienne Lestringant, Fabrice Chomienne, Fernand Bernadi, Florence Malgoire, François Bazola, François Fauché, François Piolino, Françoise Rivalland, Frank de Bruine, Frédéric Coubes, Frédéric Gondot, Frédéric Lair, Frédéric Marie (2), Frédéric Martin (2), Frits Vanhulle, Gaelle Mechaly, Galina Zinchenko, Garry Clarke (2), Geoffrey Burgess, George Willms, Gérard Lesne, Gilles Ragon, Gilles Rapin, Gisèle Dubon, Graham Nicholson, Gregory Reinhart, Guillemette Laurens, Gustavo Zarba, Guya Martinini, Hager Hanana, Hélène D'Yvoire, Hendrik-Jan Wolfert, Hendrike Ter Brugge, Hervé Niquet, Hiro Kurosaki, Howard Beach, Howard Crook, Hugo Reyne, Isabel Serrano, Isabelle Desrochers, Isabelle Sauvageot, Isabelle Villevieille, Jacques Bona, Jacques Maillard, James Ghigi, Jane Coe, Jay Bernfeld, Jean Dautremay, Jean-Claude Sarragosse, Jean-François Gardeil, Jean-François Gay, Jean-François Lombard, Jean-Luc Thonnerieux, Jean-Marc Mory, Jean-Marie Puissant, Jean-Michel Forest, Jean-Paul Bonnevalle, Jean-Paul Burgos, Jean-Paul Fouchécourt, Jean-Pierre Nicolas, Jean-Xavier Combarieu, Jean-Yves Ravoux, Jeanette Wilson-Best, Jérôme Correas, Jill Feldman, Joël Clément, Joël Lahens, Joël Suhubiette, John Holloway, Jonathan Arnold, Jonathan Cable, Jonathan Cohen (7), Jonathan Rubin, Jorien Van Tuinen, Josep Benet, Kaori Uemura, Kasia Elsner, Katalin Karolyi, Kate Van Orden (2), Kees Boeke, Kenneth Weiss, Kevin Mallon, Konrad Junghänel, Laurence Cummings, Laurent Bajou, Laurent Collobert, Laurent Slaars, Lisa Grodin, Lisa Lyons, Lorraine Hunt, Machico Ueno, Machiko Ueno, Maia Silberstein, Marc Minkowski, Marc Vallon, Marcial Moreiras, Marcio Soares-Holanda, Marianne Muller, Marie Boyer, Marie Knight (2), Marie-Ange Petit, Marie-Louise Marming, Mark Padmore, Martha Greese Vallon, Martha Moore (2), Masao Takeda (2), Maurizio Rossano, Mhairi Lawson, Michael Dollendorf, Michael Dupree, Michael Greenberg, Michael Loughlin-Smith, Michel Henry, Michel Laplénie, Michel Murgier, Michel Pons, Michel Puissant, Michel Renard, Michèle Sauvé, Michèle Tellier, Mihoko Kimura, Mike Fentross, Mireille Cardoz, Monique Zanetti, Mutsumi Otsu, Myriam Gevers, Nadine Davin, Nathalie Stutzmann, Nathan Berg, Nicola Hayston, Nicola Wemyss, Nicolas Cavallier, Nicolas Maire, Nicolas Pouyanne, Nicolas Rivenq, Nicole Dubrovitch, Nigel North, Noam Krieger, Noémi Rime, Norbert Kunst, Odile Edouard, Olivier Gal, Olivier Lallouette, Olivier Schneebelli, Paolo Tognon, Pascale Haag, Patricia Petibon, Patrick Foucher, Paul Agnew (2), Paul Carlioz, Paul Haddad, Paul Van Der Linden, Paul Willenbrock, Paul-Alexandre Dubois, Pauline Smith, Per Olov Lindeke, Peter Pieters, Peter Van Boxelaere, Philippe Cantor, Philippe Choquet (2), Philippe Miqueu, Philippe Suzanne, Pier Luigi Fabretti, Pierre Hamon, Pierre Hantaï, Pierre Kuzor, Pierre-Yvan Gal, Rachael Quinlan-Yates, Rebecca Ockenden, René Maze, René Schirrer, Rhoda Patrick, Richard Campbell, Richard Duguay, Richard Taylor (8), Richard Waltz, Robert Claire, Robert Mealy, Roberto Crisafulli, Roselyne Tessier-Lemoine, Russell Theodore, Ruth Unger, Ruth Weber, Ryo Terakado, Sandrine Piau, Sébastien Marq, Serge Saïtta, Sheena Wolstencroft, Sigrid Lee, Simon Berridge, Simon Grant (4), Simon Growcott, Simon Heyerick, Simon Rickard, Solange Añorga, Sophie Daneman, Sophie Decaudaveine, Sophie Demoures, Sophie Marin-Degor, Stephan Maciejewski, Stephen Stubbs, Steve Dugardin, Susan Sheppard, Susan Williams (2), Susanne Scholz (2), Suzan Cantrick, Sylviane Pitour, Sylvie Colas, Sylvie Moquet, Taka Kitazato, Thérèse Kipfer, Thibaut Lenaerts, Torbjörn Köhl, Udbhava Wilson-Meyer, Ulrike Brutt, Ulrike Neukamm, Valérie Balssa, Valérie Mascia, Valérie Picard, Valérie Rio, Véronique Gens, Véronique Méjean, Victor Apostle, Vincent Darras, Vincent de Kort, Vincent Lièvre-Picard, Violaine Lucas, Virginia Pattie, Walter Reiter, Walter Van Hauwe, Willard Martin, William Christie, William Hunt, Yuki Terakado, Yvon Repérant

 

 

William Lincoln Christie (born December 19, 1944) is an American-born French conductor and harpsichordist. He is a specialist in baroque repertoire and is the founder of the ensemble Les Arts Florissants.

Christie studied art history at Harvard University, where he was briefly assistant conductor of the Harvard Glee Club. From 1966, he began studies at Yale University in music, where he was a student of harpsichordist Ralph Kirkpatrick. He was opposed to the Vietnam War, and served in a reserve officers course to avoid the draft. He subsequently taught at Dartmouth College, but after his Dartmouth post was not renewed, Christie moved to France in 1970. He was one of a number of young men who left the United States at this time because of disagreement with the Vietnam War, and in order to avoid the draft. In France, he became known for his interpretations of Baroque music, particularly French Baroque music, working with René Jacobs and others. He also performed contemporary music alongside baroque music with the Ensemble Five Centuries.

Christie took French citizenship in 1995. He was appointed Grand Croix de la Légion d'honneur in 2014 and he is an Officier in the Ordre des Arts et des Lettres. He was elected a member of the French Académie des Beaux-Arts on November 12, 2008, in the "Unattached members" section (Membres libres), at the seat formerly held by Marcel Marceau, Seat #1.The elaborate gardens Christie designed for his house in Thiré were designated as a monument historique in 2006. He has also received the Georges Pompidou Prize (2005) as well as the Liliane Bettencourt Choral Singing Prize, which was awarded by the Académie des Beaux-Arts in 2004. In 2002 he was awarded the Harvard Arts Medal

 

Tracklist:

 

Claudio Monteverdi (1567-1643)

Vespro della Beata Vergine

01 Intonatio, Deus in adiutorium

Domine in adiuvandum

 

Henry Purcell (1659-1695)

Dido and Aeneas

02 "When I am laid in earth"

03 "With drooping wings"

 

George Frideric Handel (1685-1759)

04 Alcina, "Sta nell'Ircana"

 

Marc-Antoine Charpentier (1643-1704)

Nativitatem Domini Canticum

05 Praeludium "Usquequo avertis faciem tuam"

 

Jean-Joseph Cassanéa de Mondonville (1711-1772)

Dominus regnavit

06 "Dominus regnavit"

07 "Et enim firmavit"

 

George Frideric Handel (1685-1759)

08 Alcina, "Verdi prati"

 

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791)

Die Zauberflöte

09 "Der Hölle Rache kocht in meinem Herzen"

 

Henry Desmarest (1661-1741)

10 Usquequo Domine

11 Lauda Jerusalem

 

Jean-Joseph Cassanéa de Mondonville (1711-1772)

12 In exitu Israel, "Non mortui lauda"

13 De Profundis

 

Marc-Antoine Charpentier (1643-1704)

14 Gloria, "Quoniam tu solas sanctus"

 

George Frideric Handel (1685-1759)

15 Acis and Galatea, "Love in her eyes sits playing"

 

Jean-Philippe Rameau (1683-1764)

Les fétes d' Hébé

16 Bourée

17 "Accourez, riante jeunesse"

 

Henry Purcell

18 King Arthur, "Fairest Isle"

 

Jean-Philippe Rameau

Hippolyte et Aricie

19 Deuxieme air des chasseursm " A la chasse"

 

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozert

20 Missa K. 427 in C minor, "Credo"

 

 

© 2002 WarnerClassics

 

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