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About this concert
Denis Gaultier was descended from an illustrious line of lutenists that in seventeenth-century Paris counted even the king among its admirers. La Rhétorique des dieux is a collection of suites dedicated to the Greek modes. Michal Gondko takes a closer look at this crown jewel of Parisian lute literature and presents the finest examples of rhetoric on strings.
Programme
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Denis Gaultier
I. Modes Sous-Dorien & Phrygien
Andromède (‘Le Tombeau de Blancrocher’, Allemande)
Diane (Courante)
La coquette virtuosa (Courante)
Tombeau de Madamoiselle Gaultier
Artémise ou l’Oraison funèbre (Volte)
Atalante (Gigue)
[Sarabande en rondeau]
II. Mode Dorien
Prélude (from: Livre de tablature, ca. 1672)
Phaëto foudroyé (Allemande)
Minerve (Courante)
La Dédicace (Pavane)
Le Panégyrique (Gigue)
[Sarabande]
III. Mode Sous-Lydien
[Courante - Double]
[Gigue]
[Sarabande]
IV. Mode Sous-Ionien
Tombeau du Sr Lenclos (Allemande grave)
La Consolation aux Amis du Sr Lenclos (Courante)
Leur résolution sur sa mort (Sarabande)1597/1603-1672
Musicians
- Michal Gondko lute
About the performers
Michal Gondko is founder and artistic co-director of La Morra, an ensemble widely recognised for its renditions of late Medieval and early Renaissance repertoire. Concert tours have taken him to most European countries, as well as to the USA, the Middle East, China and Japan. He has shared the stage with such musicians as Dame Emma Kirkby and Jordi Savall, and regularly performs lute duets with lutenist Nigel North.