Ensemble Correspondances / Sébastien Daucé
Buxtehude's Membra Jesu nostri
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Recorded live at Abbaye aux Dames, La Cité Musicale Saintes, France, 28 August 2020
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About this concert
Ensemble Correspondances led by Sébastien Daucé performs Buxtehude's cantata cycle Membra Jesu nostri. Each of the seven movements adresses a limb of Christ's cruficied body. Also on the programme: the cantata Mit Fried und Freud ich fahr dahin and Klaglied ‘Muss der Tod denn auch entbinden'.
Programme
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Calliope Tsoupaki
Thin Air instrumental, solo: Mathilde Vialle, viola da gamba & Etienne Floutier, violone
(commissioned for Festivals for Compassion)1963, Componist des Vaderlands -
Dieterich Buxtehude
Membra Jesu nostri
I. Ad pedes
II. Ad genua
III. Ad manus
IV. Ad latus
V. Ad pectus
Klaglied ‘Muss der Tod denn auch entbinden,’ BuxWV 76b
Membra Jesu nostri
VI. Ad cor
VII. Ad faciem1637-1707
Musicians
- Caroline Weynants, Julie Roset, Perrine Devillers, Caroline Bardot soprano
- Lucile Richardot mezzo soprano
- David Tricou high tenor
- Antonin Rondepierre, Davy Cornillot tenor
- Etienne Bazola, Nicolas Brooymans bass
- Simon Pierre, Josèphe Cottet violin
- Mathilde Vialle, Étienne Floutier, Mathias Ferré, Louise Bouedo viola da gamba
- Thibaut Roussel theorbo
- Matthieu Boutineau organ
- Caroline Lieby harp
- Sébastien Daucé harpsichord and musical direction
About the performers
When, back in 2008, harpsichordist/organ player Sébastien Daucé gathered fellow-students of the Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique de Lyon around him, Ensemble Correspondances was born. A dedicated collaboration blossomed to unearth rare and neglected musical treasures, revealing a wide range of emotions and expressions. Since its formation the group has devoted itself chiefly to French sacred music of the 17th century, with a special focus on Marc-Antoine Charpentier. Its recordings (Harmonia Mundi) have won some of the most prestigious classical music awards, such as Choc de l’année 2014 (Classica), the Echo for World Premiere Recording of the Year 2016 and the Diapason d’Or de l’année 2018.