Jean-Luc Ho
HARPSICHORD & ORGANRECITAL
- Intimate Bach
- Bons baisers des Flandres!
- Goldberg Variations
- Purcell & Friends
- Bach: The Art of Fugue
- Louis and François Couperin
- Franco-German exchange
- Bach Family
- Mit Fried und Freud
- Dresde 1649
- In theatrical style
- Organ recital
- Sweelinck, the Orpheus of Amsterdam
- Partitas by J. S. Bach
WITH DANCE
IN DUET WITH LÉON BERBEN
IN DUET WITH LUCILE RICHARDOT
IN DUET WITH OLIVIER RIEHL
RECORDED PROGRAMMES
- The 6 Partitas by Johann Sebastian Bach
- Bach & Couperin
- Sweelinck claviorganum recital
- François Couperin (1668-1733), Pour les Festes Solemnelles
TRIO
WITH ENSEMBLE
Magdalena lugens
Motets for holy week
Version with a French historical organ (in grandstand):
DE LALANDE Miserere
CHARPENTIER Little motets of Nivers
DU CAURROY / COUPERIN
Fantasies of viola
Organ pieces
Version with harpsichord:
DE LALANDE Miserere
CHARPENTIER Little motets of Nivers
COUPERIN
Suite of viola
Harpsichord pieces
The office of Darkness, a musical genre especially dedicated to the period of Holy Week, appears in the 17th century and will experience considerable growth throughout the Great Century: the texts of the lamentations of Jeremiah, and more generally, the psalms, responses and verses exhorting the listener to meditate on his sinful condition and on the painful passion of Christ, are given in the form of motets, lessons and "miserere". Many French composers were inspired by these painful texts such as Michel-Richard de Lalande, Marc-Antoine Charpentier, or Guillaume-Gabriel Nivers. The style is intimate and sober, the pieces being most often reserved for the performance of a single voice accompanied by a continuous bass, because the genre and the religious period require it.But these vocal works also combine a great theatrical expressiveness with the refinement of the ornamentation, borrowing sometimes from the vocals of court tune During this concert, the listener is invited to experience both the great interiority and deep emotion that emerge from these jewels of the French spiritual baroque".
Distribution:
Caroline Dangin-Bardot voice
Jean-Luc Ho organ or harpsichord
Etienne Floutier viola da gamba
UPCOMING CONCERTS
Dole, France
Valenciennes, France
St-Légier-La Chiésaz, Switzerland
Concerts à la goulue
Mons, Belgium
Chatou, France