Vincent Dumestre
Theorbo & direction

Le Poème Harmonique

Isabelle Druet
     mezzo-soprano
Fiona-Emilie Poupard
     violin
Lucas Peres
     viola da gamba
Joël Grare
     percussion
Simon Guidicelli
     double bass

06.08.2021 – 21:00
Palazzo Sangiovanni
Alessano (LECCE)

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Luis de Briceño (1610-1630)

Españoleta
Andalo çaravanda
Lloren, lloren mis ojos, extract from the Libro de tonos humanos
El caballo del marques
Que tenga yo mi mujer

Antonio Martin y Coll (1671 – after 1734)

Diferencias sobre la gayta

Pedro Calderón de la Barca (1600-1681)

Monologue de Segismundo La vida es sueño)

Henry Le Bailly (158? – 1637)

Pasacalle de la Locura

Luis de Briceño (1610-1630)

Canario

Etienne Moulinié (1599-1676)

El baxel esta en la playa
Anonyme, No soy yo, extract from the Cancionero de Uppsala
Francisco Berxes (?)
Ay, que mal

Anonyme

Ventecito murmurador

Luis de Briceño 1610-1630)

Folia – Serrana si vuestros ojos,
Di me de que te quexas

Le Poème Harmonique & Vincent Dumestre

Founded by Vincent Dumestre in 1998, Le Poème Harmonique is an ensemble of enthusiastic musicians dedicated to the performance of 17th & 18th century’s music. Enjoying a strong presence on the French and international scenes, its inventive and demanding programmes reflect a knowledgeable approach to the musical repertoire and an in-depth appreciation of vocal and instrumental textures. 2019 has been marked by the 20 years of the ensemble.

It is invited to play in the world’s leading music venues including Philharmonie de Paris, Opéra Comique, Théâtre des Champs-Élysées, Royal Opera of Versailles, Festivals of Ambronay, Beaune or Sablé, Wigmore Hall (London), Forbidden City Hall (Beijing), Wiener Konzerthaus, Oji Hall (Tokyo), Columbia University (New York), Teatro San Carlo (Naples), Accademia Santa Cecilia (Rome), the BBC Proms… and is also strongly committed to Normandy, its residency region.

It performs pieces from the life at Versailles to Baroque Italy (Lalande, Lully, Charpentier, Purcell, Monteverdi…), and also paints vast operatic frescoes, acclaimed shows as Le Bourgeois gentilhomme, as other shows in which music meets other artistic disciplines.

Supports

Le Poème Harmonique is subsidised by the French Ministry of Culture (DRAC of Normandy), the Normandy Region, the Department of Seine Maritime, the City of Rouen and in partnership with the project Démos – Philharmonie de Paris. For rehearsals, Le Poème Harmonique is in residency at the Singer-Polignac Foundation (Paris). Le Poème Harmonique receives support from Mécénat Musical Société Générale, Caisse des Dépôts, Lubrizol France and the Fondation Crédit Coopératif