202514. La Tempête Sybille(S) (5327 Mariekewijntjes)
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About this concert

Who were the Sibyls, those oracular women who, from antiquity to the Renaissance, connected mankind with the afterlife? La Tempête delves into their mysterious world in this scenic performance that blends baroque music by Monteverdi and Purcell with Mediterranean folk music and contemporary compositions. In works by Alfonso X el Sabio, Cristóbal de Morales, Xenakis and Moultaka, the singers call upon the ancient prophetesses to fathom what they still have to tell us today.

With the support of the Société des auteurs, compositeurs et éditeurs de musique and the Centre national de la musique. 

Programme

  • Zad Moultaka

    Le feu se repose en changeant (Rituel de tirage du Yi Jing) (World Premiere) 

    1967* 
  • Claudio Monteverdi

    Excerpts from L’Orfeo 

    1567-1643 
  • Euripides

    Orestes stasimo 

    c480-406 BC 
  • Iannis Xenakis

    Excerpt from Rebonds A 
    Excerpt from Rebonds B 

    1922-2001 
  • Traditional

    Deda mogik’vdesa

    Georgian
  • Giacomo Carissimi

    Jephte
    Piagete figli

    1605-1674
  • Brian Ferneyhough

    Cassandra’s Dream Song

    1943*
  • George Aperghis

    Conversations 
    Dèze 

    1945* 
  • Hildegard von Bingen

    O virtus Sapientiae

    1098-1179
  • Traditional

    Verses from El Canto de la Sibila 

    Castilian, Catalan 
  • Cristóbal de Morales / Bartolomé Cárceres / Alonso de Córdoba / Juan de Triana / Alonso

    Refrains from El Canto de la Sibila 

    c1500-1553 / fl. 16th century / 1505-1589 / fl. 1477-1490 / fl. 1500
  • Traditional

    Kyra mou portaitissa

    Byzantine Greek 

Musicians

  • Helena Bregar soprano, guitar
  • Mathilde Rossignol mezzo-soprano, violin
  • Jawa Manla mezzo-soprano, oud
  • Fanny Châtelain alto, flute
  • Fabrice Foison tenor, saxophone
  • Guy-Loup Boisneau tenor, percussion
  • Mario Barantes Espinoza tenor, dance
  • Réné Ramos-Premier baritone
  • Matteo Pastorino clarinet, voice
  • Noé Clerc accordion, voice
  • Xavier Marquis bassoon, clarinet, duduk, voice
  • Julie Dessaint viola da gamba, guitar, voice
  • Lilas Réglat double bass, viola da gamba, voice
  • Simon-Pierre Bestion arrangementens, musical direction
  • Solène Fourt scenography
  • Raphaëlla Blin dramaturgy
  • Sebian Falk lighting design
  • Florian Delattre stage and lighting management
  • Cecilia Galli costumes
  • Nina Luminet costume assistant
  • La Tempête production
  • Scène Nationale d’Orléans, MC:2 Maison de la Culture de Grenoble - Scène nationale, Théâtre Impérial - Opéra de Compiègne co-production

About the performers

The vocal and instrumental company La Tempête was founded in 2015 by Simon-Pierre Bestion. He brought together artists from different backgrounds and created a collective with a strong character. The ensemble mainly focuses on early music or even traditional music but also performs modern and contemporary repertoires. La Tempête continuously questions the form of classical music concerts, performing in a spatialized and staged way and collaborating with other disciplines (electroacoustic music, theater, dance, lights, video, mapping). The ensemble was Artist in Residence of the Festival Oude Muziek Utrecht 2023.