Bill & Friends
William Christie (harpsichord), Justin Taylor (harpsichord), Gwendoline Blondeel (soprano), Juliette Mey (mezzo), Myriam Rignol (viol), Théotime Langlois de Swarte (violin), Emmanuel Resche-Caserta (violin)
There can be few ensembles who could throw off a mixed French baroque programme like this with such flair, understanding and beauty, yet it makes for an odd release all the same.
Bill & Friends
William Christie (harpsichord), Justin Taylor (harpsichord), Gwendoline Blondeel (soprano), Juliette Mey (mezzo), Myriam Rignol (viol), Théotime Langlois de Swarte (violin), Emmanuel Resche-Caserta (violin)
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There can be few ensembles who could throw off a mixed French baroque programme like this with such flair, understanding and beauty, yet it makes for an odd release all the same.
About
On the eve of a vigorous eightieth birthday, the most French of American musicians has chosen the Musée de la musique to assemble a host of young artists who are dear to him: William Christie has watched over their budding skills, and they have already become masters! This programme celebrates the composers he has so passionately championed and, in some cases, brought back to life. Happy Birthday, Bill!
Contents and tracklist
- Myriam Rignol
- Gwendoline Blondeel, Myriam Rignol, Thomas Dunford
- William Christie
- William Christie, Justin Taylor
- Gwendoline Blondeel, Juliette Mey, Myriam Rignol, Thomas Dunford, William Christie
- Myriam Rignol
- Théotime Langlois de Swarte, Myriam Rignol, William Christie, Thomas Dunford
- Théotime Langlois de Swarte, Myriam Rignol
- William Christie, Justin Taylor
- William Christie, Justin Taylor
- Myriam Rignol
- Juliette Mey, Myriam Rignol, Thomas Dunford
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February 2025
There can be few ensembles who could throw off a mixed French baroque programme like this with such flair, understanding and beauty, yet it makes for an odd release all the same.