Rameau: Les Amants Trahis / Guilmette, Sly, Beauséjour

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Album Summary

Performers

• Luc Beauséjour (Harpsichord)
• Philippe Sly (Bass Baritone)
• Hélène Guilmette

Conductor

• Beausejour, Luc

Ensemble

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Composer

• Jean-Philippe Rameau (1683 - 1764)

Notes & Reviews:

As Rameau wrote in his treatise on harmony, "A good musician should surrender himself to all the characters he wishes to portray, and like a skillful actor, put himself in the speaker's shoes." Regardless of the means used to achieve this, the composer uses music and the interplay of harmony to convey feeling.

This new album under Analekta label features bass-baritone Philippe Sly and soprano Hélène Guimette accompanied by musicians from Clavecin en concert under the direction of Luc Beauséjour.

Notes & Reviews:

Recording information: Église St-Augustin de Mirabel, Quebec, Canada (10/2012).

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Works Details

Rameau, Jean-Philippe : Thétis, cantata for bass, violin & continuo

• Performers: Luc Beauséjour (Harpsichord); Philippe Sly (Bass Baritone)
• Conductor: Luc Beauséjour
• Running Time: 2 min. 24 sec.
• Period Time: Baroque
• Form: Cantata/Oratorio
• Written: circa 1715

Rameau, Jean-Philippe : Les Amants trahis, cantata for 2 soloists, viol & continuo

• Performers: Luc Beauséjour (Harpsichord); Hélène Guilmette; Philippe Sly (Bass Baritone)
• Conductor: Luc Beauséjour
• Running Time: 1 min. 19 sec.
• Period Time: Baroque
• Form: Cantata/Oratorio
• Written: by 1721

Rameau, Jean-Philippe : Aquilon et Orithie, cantata for bass, violin & continuo

• Performers: Luc Beauséjour (Harpsichord); Philippe Sly (Bass Baritone)
• Conductor: Luc Beauséjour
• Period Time: Baroque
• Form: Cantata/Oratorio
• Written: circa 1715

Rameau, Jean-Philippe : Le Berger fidèle, cantata for tenor, 2 violins & continuo

• Performers: Luc Beauséjour (Harpsichord); Hélène Guilmette
• Conductor: Luc Beauséjour
• Period Time: Baroque
• Form: Cantata/Oratorio
• Written: 1728