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Heroides – letters of love and loss part 1
Faggioli, Händel, Monteverdi, Montéclair Using Ovid’s Heroides as a starting point, we have imagined a program featuring French and Italian cantatas centered around some of the most fascinating female figures from ancient mythology. This is the first part of our Heroides-project. We currently plan a second part in collaboration with the publishing house Faethon and…
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Feste Royale – French musicians at the Swedish court 1640-18
UP NEXT: Residence at the Swedish Institute in Paris May 13-18 – concert May 16 7.30 pm Have you heard the story of the French ballet master Antoine de Beaulieu who stole what he thought was the skull of Saint Birgitta during a visit to Vadstena? Did you know that it was a French singer,…
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Sur les flots
NEXT UP: JULY 6 NORDMALING BAROQUE & BEYOND/ Det djupblå havet – i ständig rörelse, ombytligt, glittrande, lugnt, stormande, härjande, hägrande, skummande, argsint.En sinnebild för avstånd, saknad, stormar, drömmar, stillhet, tystnad och den stora avgrunden.
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#metoo – eller varför klagar nymfen?
Annastina Malm, mezzo-sopranoRichard Lindström & David Risberg, baritoneGustav Johansson, basKatarina Bengtson Dennis, violinAndrea Ravandoni, violinMime Yamahiro Brinkmann, celloMariangiola Martello, harpsichordParticipating scholar: Sigrid Schottenius Cullhed
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Christina Vivat
Christina Vivat ! La Reine Christine 400 ans La Reine Christine de Suède (1626–1689) fut l’une des souveraines les plus fascinantes du XVIIᵉ siècle, célèbre pour sa passion pour les arts, la littérature et la musique. Déjà avant son abdication, elle réunissait les meilleurs musiciens d’Europe à sa cour – castrats italiens, instrumentistes français et…