Doulce Mémoire / Denis Raisin Dadre
Lejeune’s Printemps: rhythmic revolt
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Recorded live at TivoliVredenburg / Hertz, Utrecht, 2 September 2021
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About this concert
Brazen, disturbing, uncompromisingly modern: with Le printemps Claude Lejeune wrote an experimental collection of songs in which the rhythm determines all parameters. With his music modelled on ancient verses, Lejeune had the Sorbonne’s academics scared stiff. Denis Raisin Dadre stands up for the mutinous genius and reinstates his powerful musique mesurée à l'antique.
Programme
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Claude Lejeune
Revecy venir du Printans
(from: Le printemps, 1603)ca. 1530-1600 -
Michael Praetorius
Ballet de Grenoville instrumental
ca. 1571-1621 -
Claude Lejeune
Je soupirois
(from: Le printemps) -
Michael Praetorius
Courante instrumental
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Claude Lejeune
Voicy le verd et beau may
(from: Le printemps) -
Anonymous
Prélude instrumental
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Claude Lejeune
O Rôze reyne dés fleurs
(from: Le printemps)
Ballet instrumental
Plantons le may
(from: Le printemps) -
Michael Praetorius
Ballet des amazones et ballet des anglois instrumental
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Claude Lejeune
Francine, rôzine
(from: Le printemps) -
Elias Mertel
Praeludium instrumentaal
(from: Hortus Musicalis Novus, Strasbourg 1615)ca. 1561-1626 -
Claude Lejeune
Cigne je suis de candeur
(from: Le printemps) -
Michael Praetorius
Pavane Mille regretz
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Claude Lejeune
La béle gloire
(from: Le printemps) -
Michael Praetorius
Passameze instrumental
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Claude Lejeune
Ces amoureus
(from: Le printemps)
Musicians
- Cécile Achille, Clara Coutouly soprano
- Brice Claviez-Homberg alto
- Hugues Primard tenor
- Matthieu Le Levreur baritone
- Marc Busnel bass
- Jérémie Papasergio, Elsa Frank flutes
- Pascale Boquet lute, renaissance guitar
- Bérengère Sardin harp
- Nolwenn Le Guern, Catherine Arnoux viola da gamba
- Denis Raisin Dadre flutes and musical direction
About the performers
Doulce Mémoire was established by Denis Raisin Dadre in 1990, and is a modern version of what in the 17th century was called a concert des voix et des instruments. The group rapidly secured a place in the world of Renaissance music, thanks to their original and much talked-about programmes. Doulce Mémoire has appeared at leading early music festivals throughout the world (including Boston, Utrecht, Beaune and Saintes).
Doulce Mémoire is supported by the Centre-Loire Valley Regional Council, the Ministry of Culture – DRAC Centre-Loire Valley, the Institut Français – Ministry of Foreign Affairs for its foreign tours, the Indre-et-Loire Departemental Council and the City of Tours. Doulce Mémoire receives support for specific projects from SPEDIDAM, ADAMI and FCM. Doulce Mémoire is a member of Fevis and Profedim.