Description
The artists of the Academy are back on the Garnier’s stage for an exceptional concert gathering some rarely performed pieces by Joseph Bologne de Saint-George, better known as the Chevalier de Saint- George.
An important figure of the court of Louis XVI, Saint-George taught music to Queen Marie-Antoinette (at least, when he wasn’t dueling against the Chevalier d’Eon as a champion fencer). A virtuoso violinist, he composed many Chamber music works and some opéras comique, working with authors such as Choderlos de Laclos.
A potential Director of the Royal Academy of Music, his application was denied by a handful of artists who refused the idea of a man born a slave as their leader. The artists of the Academy pay a tribute to his work and the work of his contemporaries, young Mozart and Gréty.
With the artists of the Paris Opera Academy
Picture: © Vincent Lappartient / OnP
Description
Le Chevalier de Saint-George - String quartet n°1 in C major
00:00:01
Le Chevalier de Saint-George - Dors mon enfant
00:08:25
Le Chevalier de Saint-George - L'amant anonyme, "J'entends quelqu'un" Act II scene 2
00:13:03
Le Chevalier de Saint-George, Sonata n°2 in A major
00:17:02
Le Chevalier de Saint-George - L'amant anonyme, "Ah ! Quel trouble m'agite ?" Act II scene 5
00:28:54
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - "Io ti lascio, o cara, addio"
00:31:49
W.A. Mozart, Zaide - "Ruhe sanft" Act I, scene 3
00:36:30
W.A. Mozart, Il Seraglio - "O wie ängstlich" Act I, scene 5
00:42:34
W.A. Mozart, Il Seraglio - "Ich gehe, doch rate ich dir" Acte II, scène 4
00:47:51
André Grétry, Richard Cœur de Lion - "Je crains de lui parler" Act I scene 6
00:51:23
André Grétry, Richard Cœur de Lion - "Ô Richard ! Ô mon roi !" Act I scene 2
00:54:59
André Grétry, Richard Cœur de Lion - "Une fièvre brûlante" Act II scene 4
00:58:28
Adolphe Adam, Le Toréador - "Ah ! vous dirais-je maman" Act I
01:01:03
Creatives
Music Joseph Bologne de Saint George,
André Grétry