In the bustling Paris of the eighteenth century there was always something to do: music at the French courts, opera in the city, public concerts or long running troubadours.
Musica Amphion will let us hear a sample of what, at that time, was played in chamber music field in the French capital city.
The Barok Ensemble was founded in 1993 by harpsichord and recorder player Pieter-Jan Belder and is dedicated to the performance of orchestral and chamber music from the 17th and 18th century on original instruments. The coming seasons include a number of concert tours, and Musica Amphion will be ‘orchestra in residence’ at Musis Sacrum in Arnhem for the 2010 season.
Performace on Monday 8 February at 20.15 in the concert Hall of the Musis Sacrum
Early music genre
Entrance € 20
Programme:
Dandrieu: Quatuor
Hotteterre: Bourree d'Achille
Boismortier: Sonata in G, opus 34 / 1
Couperin: Parts from 'Le troisième ordre "
Telemann: Quatuor in G from "Musique de table '
Naudot: Quatuor
Colombe: Les regrets
Leclair: Deuxieme Recreation de musique
For more information on other concerts and on the musicians look at Musica Amphion and MaartenvanderValk or contact Musis Sacrum.
