La messagère: XVII-XXIe siècles, un portrait de la viole de gambe Lucile Boulanger
Album info
Album-Release:
2024
HRA-Release:
20.09.2024
Label: Alpha Classics
Genre: Classical
Subgenre: Instrumental
Artist: Lucile Boulanger
Composer: Monsieur de Sainte-Colombe (1640-1713), Philippe Hersant (b. 1948), Nicolas Hotman (1610-1663), Marin Marais (1656-1728), Gerard Pesson (1958), Claire-Mélanie Sinnhuber (1973)
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- Monsieur de Sainte-Colombe (1640 - 1700): Manuscrit de Tournus, Suite in D Minor:
- 1 Sainte-Colombe: Manuscrit de Tournus, Suite in D Minor: Prélude 02:49
- 2 Sainte-Colombe: Manuscrit de Tournus, Suite in D Minor: Allemande 02:23
- 3 Sainte-Colombe: Manuscrit de Tournus, Suite in D Minor: Courante et son double 01:37
- 4 Sainte-Colombe: Manuscrit de Tournus, Suite in D Minor: Sarabande 02:38
- 5 Sainte-Colombe: Manuscrit de Tournus, Suite in D Minor: Gavotte 00:46
- 6 Sainte-Colombe: Manuscrit de Tournus, Suite in D Minor: Chaconne 04:14
- Philippe Hersant (b. 1948): L’ombre d'un doute:
- 7 Hersant: L’ombre d'un doute: I. Fanfare 01:16
- Claire-Mélanie Sinnhuber (b. 1973): La Dame d'onze heures:
- 8 Sinnhuber: La Dame d'onze heures 10:01
- Philippe Hersant: L’ombre d'un doute:
- 9 Hersant: L’ombre d'un doute: II. La Messagère 01:36
- Nicolas Hotman (1610 - 1663): Manuscrit de Cracovie, Suite in D Minor:
- 10 Hotman: Manuscrit de Cracovie, Suite in D Minor: Prélude du Sieur Dubuisson 01:55
- 11 Hotman: Manuscrit de Cracovie, Suite in D Minor: Ballet 02:40
- 12 Hotman: Manuscrit de Cracovie, Suite in D Minor: Courante et ses variations 02:21
- 13 Hotman: Manuscrit de Cracovie, Suite in D Minor: Sarabande et sa variation 02:12
- 14 Hotman: Manuscrit de Cracovie, Suite in D Minor: Gigue et ses variations 02:17
- Marin Marais (1656 - 1728): Pièces à une et trois violes, Quatrième Livre:
- 15 Marais: Pièces à une et trois violes, Quatrième Livre: L'Arabesque 03:47
- Philippe Hersant: L’ombre d'un doute:
- 16 Hersant: L’ombre d'un doute: III. Les Ombres 01:35
- Gérard Pesson (b. 1958): La Fugitive:
- 17 Pesson: La Fugitive 08:18
- Philippe Hersant: L’ombre d'un doute:
- 18 Hersant: L’ombre d'un doute: IV. La Harpe d'Orphée 01:23
- Sieur Demachy (b. 1655): Pièces de violle, Suite in G Minor:
- 19 Demachy: Pièces de violle, Suite in G Minor: Prélude 01:26
- Marin Marais: Pièces à une et deux violes, Premier Livre, Suite in G Minor:
- 20 Marais: Pièces à une et deux violes, Premier Livre, Suite in G Minor: Allemande 03:58
- 21 Marais: Pièces à une et deux violes, Premier Livre, Suite in G Minor: Sarabande 02:49
- 22 Marais: Pièces à une et deux violes, Premier Livre, Suite in G Minor: Gigue 01:47
- Sieur Demachy: Pièces de violle, Suite in G Minor:
- 23 Demachy: Pièces de violle, Suite in G Minor: Gavotte 01:02
- 24 Demachy: Pièces de violle, Suite in G Minor: Menuet 01:08
- Philippe Hersant: L’ombre d'un doute:
- 25 Hersant: L’ombre d'un doute: V. Les Esprits 01:19
- Marin Marais: Pièces à une et deux violes, Premier Livre, Suite in D Major:
- 26 Marais: Pièces à une et deux violes, Premier Livre, Suite in D Major: Prélude 03:08
- 27 Marais: Pièces à une et deux violes, Premier Livre, Suite in D Major: Chaconne 06:52
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After the immense success of her Bach-Abel album (ALPHA783), Lucile Boulanger celebrates the French viol through the centuries: ‘This transchronological dialogue traces the history of a dynasty of composers in a subjective, even emotional way’, from the seventeenth century (Marin Marais, Sainte-Colombe, Nicolas Hotman) to the twenty-first, with contemporary works by Philippe Hersant, Claire-Mélanie Sinnhuber and Gérard Pesson, some of which were specifically written for Lucile Boulanger: ‘There is no longer any need to prove that my instrument is an integral part of our musical landscape. The viol is alive and well. For several decades now, it has inspired new compositions; its vocabulary is constantly expanding’, concludes the violist.
Lucile Boulanger, viola da gamba
Lucile Boulanger
began learning the viola da gamba with Christine Plubeau at the age of 5 years, with whom she continued to study until her admission to the Conservatory of Paris in the class of Ariane Maurette. She received her diploma in 2004 and joined the class of Jerome Hantai at the CNR in Cergy where she received first prizes with highest honours both as a soloist and in chamber music. She then joined the class of Christophe Coin at the CNSMD Paris where she obtained her Diploma in 2009. She has participated in master classes with Wieland Kuijken, Anne-Marie Lasla and Philippe Pierlot.
As a chamber musician she works with many ensembles of her generation, but she is also invited by established ensemble such as the Folies Françoises (Patrick Cohën-Akenine), Le Poème Harmonique (Vincent Dumestre), The Cyclops (Thierry Maeder / BibianeLapointe), Chapel Rhine (Benoît Haller), Ensemble Pierre Robert (Frederick Desenclos), Capriccio Stravagante (Skip Sempe), Il Gardellino (Jan De Winne / Marcel Ponseele) and Collegium marianum (Jana Semeradova). She performs regularly as a recitalist, where she enjoys particularly interpreting the sonatas of JS Bach.
In June 2009 she won the first prize in the International viola da gamba competition Bach-Abel (chaired by Wieland Kuijken), also receiving prizes for the best interpretations of Bach and Abel. In the same year she won the European contest organized by the Società Umanitaria in Milan which each year rewards three young musicians from all disciplines.
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