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Le Concert d’Astrée

Rameau. Pygmalion

music theatre
Thu 24 Jan 2019 -20.00
start 20.00
expected end time 22.45
with break
All prices include booking fees.
  • including bus trip
  • no reduction
  • limited places

Baroque portraits, by a young top cast featuring Reinoud Van Mechelen

Concertgebouw Brugge takes you to the Opéra de Lille. In part 1, a sculptor falls so fervently in love with his own sculpture of the perfect woman that she comes to life. Pygmalion – in which song, dance and theatre are equally important – was one of Rameau's greatest successes. Part 2 is Mondonville’s equally dancing one-acter, in which Venus punishes the nymph Psyché for her beauty. South African choreographer Robyn Orlin directs these two enchanting myths about love.

programme

Jean-Philippe Rameau (1683-1764)
Pygmalion

Jean-Joseph de Mondonville (1711-1772)
L’Amour et Psyché

performers

Le Concert d’Astrée: orchestra & choir
Emmanuelle Haïm: conductor
Robyn Orlin: direction & choreography
Reinoud Van Mechelen: haute-contre, Pygmalion
Samantha Louis-Jean: soprano, Céphise & Vénus
Hasnaa Bennani: soprano, Amour
Magali Léger: soprano, La Statue & Psyché
Victor Sicard: baritone, Tisiphone
Enrico Wey, Wanjiru Mumbi Kamuyu, Fana Tshabalala, Albert Khoza, Oupa Sibeko: dance
Maciej Fiszer: decor
Sonia de Sousa: costumes
Laïs Foulc: lighting design

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Le Concert d’Astrée: orchestra & choir
Emmanuelle Haïm: conductor
Robyn Orlin: direction & choreography
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Thu 24 Jan 2019 -20.00
start 20.00
expected end time 22.45
with break
All prices include booking fees.
  • including bus trip
  • no reduction
  • limited places