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The vocal and instrumental ensemble Les Arts Florissants is one of the most renowned and respected early music groups in Europe and around the world. Dedicated to the performance of Baroque music on original instruments, the ensemble was founded in 1979 by the Franco-American harpsichordist and conductor William Christie, and takes its name from a short opera by Marc-Antoine Charpentier. Les Arts Florissants have been largely responsible for the resurgence of interest in France in 17th-century French repertoire as well as in European music of the 17th and 18th centuries more generally. This was repertoire which had, for the most part, been neglected (much of it unearthed from collections in the Bibliothèque Nationale de France) but which is now widely performed and admired.
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Basil Twist (stage director), William Christie ...
Featuring the Juilliard415 Ensemble, Sandrine P...
Robert Carsen (stage director), William Christi...
7th edition of the Académie du Jardin des Voix
The complete Monteverdi madrigals – Paul Agnew,...
The complete Monteverdi madrigals – Paul Agnew,...
The complete Monteverdi madrigals – Paul Agnew,...
The complete Monteverdi madrigals – Paul Agnew,...
The complete Monteverdi madrigals – Paul Agnew,...
The complete Monteverdi madrigals – Paul Agnew,...
The complete Monteverdi madrigals – Paul Agnew,...
The complete Monteverdi madrigals – Paul Agnew,...
The complete Monteverdi madrigals – Paul Agnew,...
