‘Emöke Barath & Les Musiciens du Louvre’

16 Jan.'18
- 20:00

Mi palpita il cor

Handel’s stay in Italy between 1706 and 1710 was a decisive one. Without renouncing his German roots, the composer drew a lot of inspiration from local musical practices. Based around the famous cantata Mi palpita il cor, Les Musiciens du Louvre conducted by Francesco Corti unveil the masters who influenced this travelling composer: from Reinhard Keiser, director of the Hamburg Opera at the time, to the master of Neapolitan opera Alessandro Scarlatti. On stage, the brilliant Hungarian soprano Emöke Baráth is reunited with Les Musiciens du Louvre with whom she sang Bach’s Mass in B minor in 2013 and 2014.

 

EmőKe Baráth
soprano
Francesco Corti
harpsichord
Programme
Georg Friedrich Händel

Venus and Adonis HWV 85, reconstructed by L. Guglielmi

Giovanni Platti

Trio for oboe, bassoon and b.c. in c minor

Reinhard Keiser

Cantata "Benché sempre crudel"

Georg Friedrich Händel

Cantata "Se pari è la tua fè", HWV 158c

Georg Friedrich Händel

Aria "Dolce pur d’amor l’affanno" (Cantata HWV 109)

Alessandro Scarlatti

Folia for harpsichord

Alessandro Scarlatti

Da sventura a sventura

Giovanni Platti

Trio for oboe, cello and b.c. in g minor

Georg Friedrich Händel

Cantata "Mi palpita il cor", HWV 132b

Practical information

Location

Royal Brussels Conservatory

Rue de la Régence 30 1000 Brussels