ĀRT HOUSE 17
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Recorded live at the Paardenkathedraal Utrecht, 29 August 2024
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About this concert
Seville also plays a starring role in world literature. It is where Don Quixote ended up in prison, and where Carmen, Figaro, Don Juan and an overzealous barber enjoyed their operatic adventures. High time to bring all these characters together, thought ĀRT HOUSE 17. In a barbershop in a Parisian suburb, rumours about a lottery win set a crazy series of events in motion. The result: grand arias, emotional rollercoasters, wild dances, and acrobatics of all kinds.
Programme
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Georg Philipp Telemann
Burlesque de Quixotte instrumental
Ouverture1681-1767 -
Georges Bizet
Près des remparts de Séville
(from: Carmen)1838-1875 -
Georg Philipp Telemann
Burlesque de Quixotte instrumental
Le Reveil de Quixotte -
Charles Aznavour
La Bohème
1924-2018 -
Gioachino Rossini
Cavatina: Largo al factotum instrumental
(from: The Barber of Seville)1792-1868 -
Giuseppe Verdi
Au palais des fées
1813-1901 -
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Deh vieni alla finestra
(from: Don Giovanni)1756-1791 -
Emile Waldteufel
España instrumental
1837-1915 -
Georg Philipp Telemann
Burlesque de Quixotte instrumental
Ses Soupirs amoureux après la Princesse Dulcinée -
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
La ci darem la mano
(from: Don Giovanni) -
François Llénas
Amour, castagnettes et tango, olé
1915-1970 -
Antonio Soler
Fandango instrumental
1729-1783 -
Georges Bizet
Votre toast, je peux vous le rendre
(from: Carmen) -
Georg Philipp Telemann
Burlesque de Quixotte instrumental
Son Attaque des Moulins à Vent: Très vite -
Jacques Ibert
Chanson de la mort de Don Quijote
1890-1962 -
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Vedrai carino
(from: Don Giovanni) -
Georges Bizet
L'amour est un oiseau rebelle
(from: Carmen)1838-1875 -
Charles Trenet
La Mer
Musicians
- Marina Paje flamenco dancer, Suzanne, girl from Paris
- Didac Cano acrobat, Raphael, her lover
- Georgina Hartmann actress, Anna, her child
- Maria Ladurner soprano, Zerline, a neighbour
- Iris Vermillion mezzosoprano, Carmen, a cross-dresser
- Dietrich Henschel baritone, Jean, an elderly skirt chaser
- Adrian Schvarzstein actor, Figaro, a barber
- Lilli Hartmann actress, a lottery ticket seller
- Thomas Höft actor, a lottery inspector
- ĀRT HOUSE 17
- Lidewij van der Voort violin I
- Kano Imada violin II
- Barbara Konrad viola
- Hannah Freienstein cello
- Georg Kroneis bass
- Ivan Trenev accordion
- Michael Hell harpsichord, musical director
- Thomas Höft direction, dramaturgy
- Adrian Schvarzstein direction
- Lilli Hartmann costumes, set design
About this concert
ĀRT HOUSE 17 is an ensemble conducted by Michael Hell. Besides using historical instruments, the ensemble considers it important to do justice to the broader context in which the music was performed. The central question here is: what does the music have to say today? ĀRT HOUSE 17 has been a guest at the Festival Oude Muziek Utrecht several times in recent years with their music theatre performances such as Kaffeekantate and The Crocodile Bar. The ensemble also created the Utrechter Passion during Festival Oude Muziek Utrecht 2022.