Lucie Horsch & Alexandra Nepomnyashchaya

Dieupart, Hotteterre, Bach, Couperin & Boismortier

202011. Lucie Horsch & Alexandra Nepomnyashchaya Dieupart, Hotteterre, Bach, Couperin & Boismortier © Concertomedia View trailer
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About this concert

Recorder player Lucie Horsch and harpsichordist Alexandra Nepomnyashchaya perform suites by Dieupart and Couperin and sonatas by Bach and Boismortier. This concert was recorded during the Utrecht Early Music Festival 2020.

Programme

  • Charles François Dieupart

    Suite V in F major
    Ouverture  
    Allemande 
    Courante 
    Sarabande 
    Gavotte 
    Gigue

    after 1667-1740
  • Johann Sebastian Bach

    Sonata, BWV 1035 
    Adagio ma non tanto 
    Allegro 
    Siciliano 
    Allegro assai

    1685-1750
  • Jacques Hotteterre

    Selection of preludes
    (from: L’Art de Préluder, Paris 1719)

  • François Couperin

    Concert Royal IV 
    Prélude (Gravement) 
    Courante Françoise (Galament) 
    Courante à l’Italienne (Gayement) 
    Sarabande (Très tendrement) 
    Rigaudon (Légèrement et marqué)

    1668-1733
  • Joseph Bodin de Boismortier

    Sonata in E minor, Op. 91 no. 4 
    Gayement 
    Gracieusement 
    Gayement

    1689-1755

Musicians

  • Lucie Horsch recorder
  • Alexandra Nepomnyashchaya harpsichord

About the performers

‘Staggering virtuosity and extraordinary technique’ wrote BBC Music Magazine about 20-year-old Dutch recorder player Lucie Horsch, who is currently making a lightning career at home and abroad. The former winner of the Princess Christina Competition (2012) performs as a soloist with baroque ensembles and modern orchestras. She received the Edison Classical Award in 2017 for her first CD of music by Vivaldi. A second recording with works by Bach, Sammartini and Couperin rose to the very top of the UK classical charts, and received an OPUS KLASSIK award.

Alexandra Nepomnyashchaya graduated from the Department of Historical and Modern Art Performance at the Moscow State Tchaikovsky Conservatory from the class of Professor Olga Martynova in 2009, where she studied piano, harpsichord and fortepiano. Alexandra continued her studies at the Conservatorium van Amsterdam, gaining a Master’s degree under the tutelage of Richard Egarr and Menno van Delft. Her love for chamber music and solo performing has brought her to perform in premier venues and festivals all over Europe, Russia and Asia. She has appeared at the Centre de Musique Baroque de Versailles, the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam, as well as the Utrecht Early Music Festival. She works regularly with the Amsterdam Sinfonietta, the Residentie Orkest in The Hague, the Antwerp Symphony Orchestra, and the Academy of Ancient music.

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