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About this concert
Muses don't age, especially not in Paris. Their marble eyes look down on Baroque composers as impassively as on those of the fin de siècle: each mapped out their own path to the Parnassus. Harpsichordist and artist in residence Michael Hell follows the gaze of the art goddesses, past the keys of Rameau, Couperin and Dandrieu, via Debussy, Delius and Satie... all the way to Madame Landowska.
Programme
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Jean-Philippe Rameau
L’entretien des muses in D minor
(from: Pièces de clavecin avec une méthode, Paris 1724 & 1731)1683-1764 -
François Couperin
Les satires chèvre-pieds in F major
(from: Quatrième livre de pieces de clavecin, Paris 1730)
***1668-1733 -
Wanda Landowska
Bourrée d’Auvergne
1879-1959 -
Alexander Nicolaas Voormolen
Suite de clavecin
Ouverture
Gigue1895-1980 -
Frederick Delius
Dance for harpsichord
1862-1934 -
Alexander Nicolaas Voormolen
Suite de clavecin
Sicilienne
Finale
*** -
Louis-Claude Daquin
Musette en rondeau in G major
Tambourin en rondeau in G major
(from: Premier livre de pièces de clavecin, Paris 1735)1694-1772 -
Antoine Forqueray / arr. Jean-Baptiste-Antoine Forqueray
Jupiter in C minor
(from: Pieces de clavecin, Paris 1747)
***1672-1745 / 1699-1782 -
Jules Massenet
Menuet d’amour
(from: Thérèse)1842-1912 -
Claude Debussy
Doctor Gradus ad Parnassum
(from: Children’s Corner, Paris 1908)1862-1918 -
Erik Satie
Gnossienne no. 2
1866-1925 -
Francis Thomé
Rigodon, pièce de clavecin Op. 97
***1850-1909 -
Jean-François Dandrieu
Concert des Muses in F minor
Air grave
Suite du Concert des Muses in F minor / F major
Passacaille
(from: Second livre de pièces de clavecin, Paris 1728)
Harpsichords:
Titus Crijnen (2006), Flemish double manual after Andreas Ruckers (1624)
J.C. Neupert, double manual ‘Dulcken’ (1934)1681-1738
Musicians
- Michael Hell harpsichord
About the performer
Harpsichordist and recorder virtuoso Michael Hell is professor of harpsichord and basso continuo at the University of Music and Performing Arts Graz. His extensive concert activities as a soloist, chamber musician and orchestra leader have taken him through all of Europe, America, China and Japan. After ten years as one of two musical leaders of Neue Hofkapelle Graz, he decided to start a new group: ĀRT HOUSE 17, which combines the different genres of art even more deeply. Hell was artist in residence of the Utrecht Early Music Festival 2023.