Hotteterre, Charpentier, Couperin, Corbetta, Carissimi
From the 17th-century Ballroom at Powis Castle, Le Jardin Secret performs music from the court of James II, including Hotteterre, Charpentier, Couperin, Corbetta and Carissimi.
Katie Derham introduces a live concert of baroque music from Powis Castle in Wales inspired by the world of the exiled court of James II at St Germain en Laye in France and performed by Le Jardin Secret.
In the late 17th century, Lord Powis, a devout catholic, was one of James II's chief ministers. Following "The Glorious Revolution" in the 1680s, he followed his master into exile at St Germain en Laye, in France.
With this as inspiration, Le Jardin Secret have created a programme of baroque music as part of Radio 3's Baroque Spring that might have featured at the royal residence in France at that time.
Their programme, which they've called "In Splendid Disgrace: Music of solace and consolation for exiled kings", features:
Jacques-Martin Hotteterre le Romain: Suite for flute and continuo in E minor Opus 2 number 4
Fran莽ois Couperin: "Second Pr茅lude" from L'art de toucher le clavecin
Marc-Antoine Charpentier: "Eram quasi agnus innocens"; "O vos omnes"
Fran莽ois Couperin: Allemande "La T茅n茅breuse"
Courante: Sarabande - "La Lugubre"; "L'Espagnolette"; "Les Regrets" (All from Troisi猫me Ordre)
Francesco Corbetta: "Caprice de Chaconne" from La Guitarre Royalle
Anthony Poole: Divisions in C major
Giacomo Carissimi: "Il lamento in morte di Maria Stuarda"
Marc-Antoine Charpentier: "Sans frayeurs".
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- Sun 10 Mar 2013 15:00成人论坛 Radio 3