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Artus Court Cultural Center, Gdansk
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Maison de la Radio, Paris
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Wigmore Hall, Londres
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02.02 ___ 20:30La Chambre de Louis XIII – Toutes les Nuits
Salon d'Hercule, Château de Versailles, Versailles
Press
- “Sébastien Daucé and Correspondances offer us after all a very nice door to a piece that deserves to be rediscovered.” – ForumOpéra 27.01
- « Sébastien Daucé brings together some notorious (baroque) voices to present a new and key revival in the history of music : the British Psyche (1675) » – Olyrix 20.01
- « A psychological drama which blurs boundaries. And draws from Cocteau in the Land of Baroques » – ClassiqueNews 13.01
- « An absolute delight in all senses of the word – Le Monde » 13.01
- « Songs, a British fantasy » – La Nouvelle République 20.12
- German tour for « Perpetual Night » 13.01
Correspondances and Lucile Richardot will perform Perpetual Night at the Hamburg Philharmonie on 28 January 2020 and at the Berlin Philharmonie on 7 February 2020, then at the Cité de la Voix – Vézelay on 8 March 2020.
Find out the teaser of the recording, published by harmonia mundi.
« On that evening, time was exclusively dedicated to mere and pure delight attending the concert of the ensemble Correspondances, with a few singers and musicians brought together by Sébastien Daucé, and the mezzo-soprano soloist Lucile Richardot. The programme being mainly based on the wonderful recording of some 17th century English songs, Perpetual Night. » Télérama • July 2018
- Songs on the road 16.12
Songs, spectacle created in October 2018 at the Théâtre de la Croix-Rousse, will be on tour again from December 10, 2019 in La Roche-sur-Yon, Niort, Poitiers, Blois, Genève et Dijon.
Find out the teaser of the CD Perpetual Night, released by harmonia mundi, a set of melancholic English songs performed by Lucile Richardot and Correspondances. Some of them have been staged by Samuel Achache in the spectacle Songs.
« From a beautiful recording of English songs form the 17th century, the stage director Samuel Achache and the conductor Sébastien Daucé have built a semi-fantastic and incredibly charming tale, in which theatre and music mingle amazingly. » Télérama • January 2019
Last videos
19.04.2019
Histoires Sacrées, Marc-Antoine Charpentier – CD teaser 2019
28.08.2018
Le Concert royal de la Nuit: Correspondances at Utrecht OudeMuziek 2018