Xavier de Maistre, Les Arts Florissants & William Christie - La Harpe Reine (Album presentation)
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** International Release Date November 2016 **
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La Harpe Reine: Concertos for Harp at the Court of Marie-Antoinette
Xavier de Maistre, Les Arts Florissants & William Christie
The Triumph of the Harp!
When the young Archduchess of Austria, Marie-Antointette, arrived at the French court in 1770, amongst her luggage was a harp. Contrary to the instrument’s heralded decline, the harp was about to enjoy an unprecedented popularity and to inspire a rich and prolific repertoire, quite distinct from the concertos being composed for the keyboard. Xavier de Maistre and Les Arts Florissants are offering to take us on a voyage of discovery through this magnificent corpus, brought to life using instruments of the period in a program that is as accomplished as it is captivating, placing other names, other masterpieces in the limelight alongside the likes of Haydn (“La Reine” Symphony) and Gluck!
Xavier de Maistre appears courtesy of Sony Classical.
Pre-order now on:
Amazon: http://amzn.to/2eg9G6S
iTunes: http://apple.co/2e1Jz59
La Harpe Reine: Concertos for Harp at the Court of Marie-Antoinette
Xavier de Maistre, Les Arts Florissants & William Christie
The Triumph of the Harp!
When the young Archduchess of Austria, Marie-Antointette, arrived at the French court in 1770, amongst her luggage was a harp. Contrary to the instrument’s heralded decline, the harp was about to enjoy an unprecedented popularity and to inspire a rich and prolific repertoire, quite distinct from the concertos being composed for the keyboard. Xavier de Maistre and Les Arts Florissants are offering to take us on a voyage of discovery through this magnificent corpus, brought to life using instruments of the period in a program that is as accomplished as it is captivating, placing other names, other masterpieces in the limelight alongside the likes of Haydn (“La Reine” Symphony) and Gluck!
Xavier de Maistre appears courtesy of Sony Classical.