Arts-Scène Diffusion

Les Kapsber'girls

EARLY MUSIC

2024
Ghent Belgium
De Bijloke
Donne Sacre Donne Profane

 

Innsbruck Austria Innsbrucker Abend Musik Festival

Did you say Brunettes?

 

20:30 Saint-Laurent-du-Cros France Festival de Chaillol
Church
Did you say Brunettes ?

 

20:30 Théus France Festival de Chaillol
Church
Did you say Brunettes ?

 

20:30 Chabestan France Festival de Chaillol
Saint Barthélémy's church
Did you say Brunettes ?

 

18:00 Tallard France Festival de Chaillol
Saint Grégoire's church
Did you say Brunettes ?

 

20:30 Domency France Festival Baroque du pays du Mont-Blanc
Eglise de Domency
Che fai tù?

 

12:15 Brussels Belgium Festival des Midis-Minimes

Did you say brunettes?

 

12:15 Leuven Belgium Zomer Van Sint Pieter

Did you say brunettes?

 

Uzerche France
Auditorium
Vous avez dit brunettes?

 

21:00 Simiane France

Donne Sacre Donne Profane

 

21:00 France

Che fai tù?

 

France Musique à la source



 

18:30 Sablé sur Sarthe France

Donne sacre, Donne profane

 

21:00 Saint Paulien France Festival de la Chaise-Dieu

Donne Sacre Donne Profane

 

Alvignac France
Espace Samayou


 

Halle Germany Heinrich Schütz Musikfest

Donne Sacre Donne Profane

 

20:30 Tonquédec France Festival de Lanvellec
Saint Peter's Church
Vous avez dit brunettes?

 

20:00 Bournazel France
Bournazel's castle
Los Caminos del Amor

 

NEWS

VOX FEMINAE: new release!

After exploring Italian repertoires in Che fai tù? (Muso) and French in Vous avez dit brunettes? (Alpha Classics), Les Kapsber'girls…

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After exploring Italian repertoires in Che fai tù? (Muso) and French in Vous avez dit brunettes? (Alpha Classics), Les Kapsber'girls dedicate their third recording to baroque composers: hidden talents, unrevealed destinies, few of these composers had the opportunity to reveal their art, yet it is very real.

Recent research has brought to life the fascinating works of composers such as Barbara Strozzi (1619-1677), Isabella Leonarda (1620-1704), Lucia Quinciani (1566-1611), Francesca Caccini (1587-1641), Antonia Bembo (c.1643-1715) and Francesca Campana (c.1615-c.1665), who spent 69 years of her life in an Ursuline convent in Novara, which did not prevent her from composing no less than two hundred works!

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