Trinitatis: Bach Cantatas
Le Banquet Céleste, Damien Guillon
Awards:
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Gramophone Magazine, May 2023, Editor's Choice
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Gramophone Awards, 2023 Finalists, Shortlisted - Choral
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International Classical Music Awards, 2024, Nominated - Baroque Vocal
Despite the album’s preponderance of minor keys, the programme never seems oppressive thanks to Damien Guillon’s judicious direction which cultivates an almost understated poise buttressed by...
Trinitatis: Bach Cantatas
Le Banquet Céleste, Damien Guillon
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Awards:
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Gramophone Magazine, May 2023, Editor's Choice
-
Gramophone Awards, 2023 Finalists, Shortlisted - Choral
-
International Classical Music Awards, 2024, Nominated - Baroque Vocal
Despite the album’s preponderance of minor keys, the programme never seems oppressive thanks to Damien Guillon’s judicious direction which cultivates an almost understated poise buttressed by...
About
Ever since the foundation of his ensemble in 2009, Damien Guillon has been forging ahead in the (re) discovery of J. S. Bach’s cantatas. ‘Trinitatis’ is devoted to three cantatas for the season after Trinity, for which Le Banquet Céleste has assembled its most seasoned members. Three very different works in which Bach expresses in various ways the emotion that the subject of the prescribed Gospel for the day stirred in him.
Contents and tracklist
- Céline Scheen (soloist), Thomas Hobbs (soloist), Benoît Arnould (soloist)
- Le Banquet Céleste
- Damien Guillon
- Maude Gratton
- Benoît Arnould (soloist), Céline Scheen (soloist), Thomas Hobbs (soloist)
- Le Banquet Céleste
- Damien Guillon
- Maude Gratton
- Céline Scheen (soloist), Thomas Hobbs (soloist), Benoît Arnould (soloist)
- Le Banquet Céleste
- Damien Guillon
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Awards and reviews
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Gramophone MagazineMay 2023Editor's Choice
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International Classical Music Awards2024Nominated - Baroque Vocal
July 2023
Despite the album’s preponderance of minor keys, the programme never seems oppressive thanks to Damien Guillon’s judicious direction which cultivates an almost understated poise buttressed by a sure yet unfussy grasp of illuminating detail.
May 2023
Sparkling imagination, insistent characterisation and a satisfyingly resonant ensemble mark this out as an exceptional and original release.